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Role of big data in forging new norms
The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital platforms, as people have been forced to spend more time at home and minimize contact with others.
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he pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital platforms, as people have been forced to spend more time at home and minimize contact with others. As a result, people are using digital apps and platforms more actively, and a lot of their data are being pulled by the apps and platforms.
This trend coincides with consumer-facing businesses and the government campaigning for contactless services, with the latter showing a keen interest in pursuing big data transformation in governance.
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo issued Presidential Regulation No. 39/2019 in June, addressing a one data policy, with the intention to gather national data under an accessible, accurate, integrated and sophisticated system.
Furthermore, the President has also envisioned some civil service positions being replaced by artificial intelligence (AI).
JakPost webinar on role of big data in forging new norms
The Jakarta Post webinar series will discuss issues concerning big data that are especially relevant to the forging of new norms during the pandemic and beyond.
This discussion aims to raise public awareness about the role of technology, digital platforms and big data during this difficult time and afterward, as well as to highlight efforts to digitalize people’s activities and business operations.
The issues to be highlighted will include:
- Breakthroughs in the use of big data in Indonesia as the use of digital platforms increases
- The government’s digitalization efforts during the pandemic and beyond, and what opportunities and challenges need to be taken into account
- Possible roadmaps toward the use of datasets to serve the public and consumers
- The potential for public-private partnerships in developing Indonesia’s big data ecosystem
- Regulatory frameworks to advance big data development in Indonesia while protecting personal data
The Zoom webinar will be held in English, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020 and will feature:
- Bambang Brodjonegoro, Research and Technology Minister
- Sudev Bangah, International Data Corporation (IDC) ASEAN Managing Director
- Heru Sutadi, Indonesia ICT Institute Executive Director
- Venkat Krishnamurthy, VP Product at OmniSci
Bambang Brodjonegoro, the keynote speaker, will speak on the government’s efforts to digitalize administrative tasks and the regulatory framework to advance big data development while protecting personal data.
Sudev Bangah will present the latest research into opportunities and challenges for big data analytics in Indonesia, the kinds of transformations that are taking shape and what lessons have been learned from leading business sectors in the adoption of big data and artificial intelligence.
Heru Sutadi will share insights into the private sector’s efforts to advance the use of datasets, big data analytics and artificial intelligence in daily operations, as well as give recommendations for the public and private sectors and consumers for how to accelerate the digital transformation.
Venkat Krishnamurthy will explain how OmniSci, as a solution provider, has viewed approaches to big data over the past decade, why now is the right time for enterprises and governments to use new big data technologies and AI, as well as what kind of ecosystem and basic infrastructure are required for big data and AI to thrive in Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
The webinar will be useful for leaders and staff of start-up and technology companies, public and private sector players, researchers, members of the international community, university students and the general public alike.
