Characteristics of Legal Entity Universities in Indonesia by the Output Achievements and Effectiveness of Performance

Doddy Hardiyanto, Hermanto Siregar and Hari Wijayanto

Asian Social Science, 2017, vol. 13, issue 1, 151

Abstract: The aims of this study were to to find out about the characteristics of legal entity universities based on output indicators that achieved by the universities, to find out the characteristics of legal entity universities based on the performance affectivity achieved by the universities, and to analyse the relationship between budgeting and human resources quality on influencing the performance of legal entity universities. The method in this research is to use biplot analysis in view the characteristics of universities based on the achievement of outputs and effectiveness of its performance. As for the relationship between the budget and human resources of the universities performance using correlation analysis. The results of biplot analysis showed that the universities have different characteristics based on the number and effectiveness of the output achieved. Based on effectiveness, some universities have higher effective than other universities. Correlation analysis between the budget and human resources of the achievements of the output has a positive correlation with output achieved by the university.

Date: 2017
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