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Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform Minister Yuddy Chrisnandi (from left to right), Communications and Information Minister Rudiantara, PT Globalindo Utama president director Anton Rinaldi and managing director Sonny J
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Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform Minister Yuddy Chrisnandi (from left to right), Communications and Information Minister Rudiantara, PT Globalindo Utama president director Anton Rinaldi and managing director Sonny J. Tendean attend the launch of the Indonesia Messenger (iMes) application in Jakarta on Saturday. The iMes application is locally made and is Android-based.(JP/Jerry Adiguna) (from left to right), Communications and Information Minister Rudiantara, PT Globalindo Utama president director Anton Rinaldi and managing director Sonny J. Tendean attend the launch of the Indonesia Messenger (iMes) application in Jakarta on Saturday. The iMes application is locally made and is Android-based.(JP/Jerry Adiguna)
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span class="caption">Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform Minister Yuddy Chrisnandi (from left to right), Communications and Information Minister Rudiantara, PT Globalindo Utama president director Anton Rinaldi and managing director Sonny J. Tendean attend the launch of the Indonesia Messenger (iMes) application in Jakarta on Saturday. The iMes application is locally made and is Android-based. (JP/Jerry Adiguna)
