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Kusuma Santoso

May 08, 2024

I just finished reading the proceedings of the 7th ICENIS 2022 conference, and I must say it was a fascinating read! The theme of reconciliation after the Covid-19 pandemic is extremely relevant and timely. The papers presented at this conference offer a diverse range of perspectives on how to achieve global prosperity through the interconnectedness of energy, environment, health, and digital information. From innovative solutions in renewable energy to the impact of technology on public health, each paper brought new insights and ideas that challenged my thinking. While some of the content was quite technical, I appreciated the effort made by the authors to make their research accessible to a wider audience. Overall, this book is a great resource for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of our world and how we can work towards creating a better future.

Widya Gunawan

January 04, 2022

I just finished reading the conference proceedings for the 7th ICENIS 2022, and I must say it was a thoroughly engaging read. Despite being a collection of academic papers from various presenters, the book managed to convey a sense of cohesion and relevance to its theme of reconciling energy, environment, health, and digital information in the post-COVID-19 era. The topics covered were diverse yet interconnected, offering insights into the complex relationships between these seemingly disparate fields. While some sections may have been more technical than others, I appreciated the efforts made by the editors to make the content accessible to a broad audience. Overall, this book provided a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of the key issues facing our world today, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in these topics.

Darma Sri Santoso

September 18, 2021

I just finished reading the proceedings of the 7th ICENIS 2022 conference, and I must say it was a mixed bag. On one hand, I appreciated the diversity of topics covered, from energy and environment to epidemiology and information systems. The theme of reconciliation after the COVID-19 pandemic was timely and relevant. However, upon closer inspection, I felt that some of the papers were lacking in depth and originality, with some authors relying too heavily on theoretical frameworks rather than providing concrete solutions or insights. Overall, it was an interesting read, but not necessarily a game-changer - hence my rating would be somewhere in between average and good.