Integrated platform development for big data in the health sector
Internet of Things (IoT), digitization, big data, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) will affect not only health services delivery but also diagnostics. The fundamental aspect is the data. Health data needs to be standardized so that it can be easily accessed. In addition, data ownership must be clear. Aside from being owned by health facilities, each individual must also own the data.
Society 5.0 is the “solution” to Industrial Revolution 4.0
KADIN has mapped and determined the roadmap for digital economy development. The top priority is reinforcing the ecosystem of the digital economy at the local and national levels. Program Coordination and Synergy with the government is the key to accomplishing this goal.
Venture capital encourages synergy between startups and business ventures
The main challenge of digital development in Indonesia is product innovation, such as designing the most advanced technology. From the startup point of view, this challenge is related to the operational aspect. Indonesia has a huge market, but the challenge is the technology creators and its users are not yet well-literated with technological advancement.
Digital talent development in accelerating digital competitiveness
Research by the IMD World Digital Competitiveness Ranking 2021 showed that Indonesia is ranked 53rd of 63 countries. Another index, Global Innovation Index which measures a country’s innovation capability, reported that Indonesia has remained in the same position from 2018 to 2020, which was the 85th rank.
Technology integration enables nuanced experience in shopping
The development of digitalization is not always about shifting from offline to online; it is also the integration of many things. Although Indonesia’s income per capita is not yet the biggest in Asia, digital adoption in our country is relatively successful. Also, mobile phone ownership grows more exponentially in Indonesia compared to other countries. The pandemic has accelerated the demand to shift from offline to online.
Synergized equal digitalization across the nation
First, we need to foster quality human resources. Indonesia has more than 2,200 startups companies, and will continue to grow. This demonstrates the favorable regulatory which encourage the growth of the startup ecosystem. However, there remains a lack of workforce for the digital economy industry.
Equal distribution of digital and data-driven talents in the logistics sector
With Indonesia’s big population, there is a high demand for logistics. However, the logistic costs are equally high. One of the causes is that Indonesia has many islands, yet infrastructure is concentrated only on a few of them.
Business relevance is the answer to regional digital divide
Recently, we did collaborative studies with LPEM FEB UI at the end of 2021 to demonstrate the development of Eastern Indonesia in relation to the existence of Grab. This study focused on two areas: Kupang and Jayapura.