Ellis Endang Nikmawati
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Ellis Endang Nikmawati is a prominent researcher in vocational education, with a focused expertise in preparing students for the demands of the food service industry within the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Her major contribution lies in analyzing the critical competencies—particularly leadership skills—that future workers need to thrive alongside automation and robotics. Her most-cited work, "Competences of Industry 4.0: Is the importance of Leadership in the Food Service Industry?" (2019), has garnered 2 citations and underscores the necessity of human-centric skills in an increasingly technological workforce. By bridging vocational training with the realities of Industry 4.0, Nikmawati provides actionable insights for educators and policymakers, emphasizing that soft skills like leadership are essential for students to remain competitive. Her research serves as a vital resource for curriculum developers and students alike, highlighting the evolving qualifications required in modern food service sectors. Through her work, Nikmawati champions a future where human capabilities are complemented, not replaced, by technology.
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