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Delivering public service is indeed one part of smart city development, yet there is a broader part of development that needs more focus, especially from the government. Smart city is essentially the revelation of smarter decision-making based on abundant data by leveraging technology. So, technology is the tool and not the end goal.
Airports around the region and the world are facing constant pressure to expand. The growth of international business means more passengers are traveling for work. National tourist boards are also striving to promote the growth of leisure travel. How can airports in Indonesia accommodate this surge of travelers if there is no room to grow? The answer lies in technology.
The Bali administration now has two distinct annual art events, the Bali Arts Festival held in Denpasar in June and July and the Bali Jani Arts Festival for modern and contemporary art, recently conducted in October and November.
The government has set aside a total of Rp 1.73 quadrillion (US$122.96 billion) between 2015 and 2019 to finance its infrastructure projects, with the infrastructure budget increased year over year during Jokowi’s first term.
