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Globally, over-the-top (OTT) market is dominated by three international players, namely Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime. However, an anomaly occurs in Indonesian market wherein Vidio, a local player, is reigning over even the global platforms, at their own games.
Traveloka president Caesar Indra spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Deni Ghifari on Oct. 27 about the company’s positioning, what it plans to do with the freshly acquired US$300 million funding and how the company is preparing for the tourism recovery in the region.
Pluang cofounder Claudia Kolonas spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Deni Ghifari on Oct. 17 about how the start-up aims to be a part of Indonesia's effort to increase financial literacy and how it is handling the global macroeconomic turbulence.
Mel Carvill, nonexecutive director of Home Credit, recently visited Jakarta to touch base with colleagues at the lender’s Indonesia headquarters. He discussed finance industry trends and economic developments in Indonesia with The Jakarta Post's Mark Lempp and Fadhil Haidar Sulaeman on Oct. 13.
The Jakarta Post’s Divya Karyza interviewed Teguk CEO Maulana Hakim on Saturday to explore the Indonesian food and beverage company’s journey leading to the opening of its first store in New York, the United States, its plan for further expansion and its latest venture into the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) segment.
Alexander von zur Muehlen, CEO of Deutsche Bank for Asia Pacific and member of the management board, recently traveled to Indonesia where he met with business associates, government representatives and employees.The banker discussed the state of Indonesia’s economy amid geopolitical turmoil and possible recession in Europe with The Jakarta Post's Mark Lempp and Fadhil Haidar Sulaeman, on Sept. 8.
IBM Asia-Pacific general manager Paul Burton spoke to The Jakarta Post’s Deni Ghifari on Thursday about cloud technology, artificial intelligence, quantum computing and the need for his company -- and its clients -- to constantly evolve.
