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Opinion 9 years ago
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Utilizing information technology to empower SMEs
Empirical evidence shows that small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the giant sleeping sector in the Indonesian economy. More than 98 percent of Indonesian companies are categorized as SMEs, which account for 58.1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), 97.2 percent of total employment providers and 14.1 percent of export revenues.
National 9 years ago
Indonesian government, press council to block non-credible news portals
The Communications and Information Ministry's director general for applications and information, Samuel A. Pangerapan, said his institution would block news portals that violate the Press Law and other regulations.
Business 9 years ago
Govt OKs Rp 14T east Palapa Ring network concession
President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo witnessed the signing of an agreement between the Communications and Information Technology Ministry and a consortium on the eastern part of the ambitious Palapa Ring I optic-fiber network project on Thursday.
Science & Tech 9 years ago
Data-driven strategies can solve global problems: Dattabot
Big data analytics firm Dattabot, previously known as Mediatrac, highlighted the importance of combining data with advanced technology in various industrial sectors to solve global daily problems during the recent 2016 Data for Lives Festival.
Business 9 years ago
Govt eyes 30% efficiency in ICT investment through ‘network sharing’
Communications and Information Minister Rudiantara has estimated that active network sharing – the hotly debated government plan to require telecommunication providers share their networks and frequency -- may save around 30 percent of the operator's investment costs.
