Indonesia Next: Leading The Digital Age with Government and Industry Collaboration
SUMMARY
The “Indonesia Next: Leading the Digital Age with Government and Industry Collaboration” conference focuses on Indonesia’s rapid digital transformation and the crucial partnership between government and industry in driving this progress. The conference agenda tackles key challenges and opportunities, emphasizing the need for a robust digital infrastructure, inclusive access to technology, and a skilled workforce equipped for the digital economy. Keynote speakers and panel discussions will illuminate strategies for navigating Indonesia’s unique digital landscape, addressing issues such as bridging the digital divide, ensuring cybersecurity across critical sectors, and building a resilient and sustainable digital ecosystem.
Specific industry sectors will be examined in detail, including telecommunications, data centers, mining technology, FMCG, manufacturing, healthcare, infrastructure, transportation and logistics, education, tourism and many more. Each sector’s digital transformation journey will be explored, highlighting successful strategies, innovative solutions, and best practices. Discussions will center on how technologies such as AI, machine learning, IoT, and advanced analytics can optimize operations, enhance efficiency, and improve service delivery across these diverse sectors. The role of data centers in supporting national digital initiatives will also be a prominent theme, alongside crucial conversations on cybersecurity, data privacy, and building a robust cybersecurity talent pipeline.
Furthermore, the conference will emphasize the importance of citizen-centric government services, promoting transparency and trust through open data initiatives. Building a future-ready workforce capable of meeting the demands of the digital age will be a recurring focus, highlighting the need for strategic upskilling and reskilling programs. The conference encourages collaboration and knowledge sharing, with ample networking opportunities for attendees to connect with industry peers, government officials, and technology experts. The ultimate goal is to foster a dynamic and collaborative environment that accelerates Indonesia’s digital progress and establishes it as a leader in the digital age.
DTI-CX 2025 High-Level Conference is FREE for senior-level industry professionals. If you qualify, register now to secure your complimentary ticket.
2025 Conference topics include:
Telecommunication
- "Charting Indonesia's Digital Infrastructure Roadmap: Opportunities and Challenges under the New Administration" - Nezar Patria, Vice Minister, Ministry of Communications and Digital Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
- "Expanding Digital Inclusion: Connecting Communities with Affordable and Accessible Internet" - Peter Huangyin, Broadband Director, FiberHome
- "Indonesia’s Telecom Industry in the AI Era: Balancing Innovation and Consumer Protection"- Sarwoto Atmosutarno, Chairman, Indonesia Telematics Society (MASTEL), John Sihar Simanjuntak, President, PANDI , Dian Siswarini, President Director, PT Telkom Indonesia Tbk*, Martin Hartono, Chief Executive Officer, GDP Venture* , Rick Bleszynski, Founder and Chairman, Zocial , Mo Nadder, Director of Network Strategy & Solutions, ANDREW
Government Services
- "Tackling Issues in Modernizing Digital Government: Addressing Gaps in Infrastructure, Security, and Skills" - Ismail, Secretary General, Ministry of Communications and Digital Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
- "Adopting Digital Government Practices: Case Studies and Lessons Learned" - Suharmen, Deputy for Information Systems and Digitalization of State Civil Apparatus Management, National Civil Service Agency of the Republic of Indonesia (BKN), Setiaji, Senior Advisor to the Minister on Health Technology & Chief of Health Technology Transformation and Digitalization Team (TTDK), Ministry of Health of The Republic of Indonesia, Ali Ghufron Mukti, President Director, BPJS Kesehatan, Eryk Budi Pratama, Vice Chairman of Standing Committee for Artificial Intelligence and Personal Data Protection, Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN), Irawan Mulyadi, Chief Executive Officer, TOTM Technologies Commissioner, Interbio, Moderator: Hernan Gibran Ramadhan, Deputy Chief of Indonesia Network Information Center (IDNIC), Indonesian Internet Service Providers Association (APJII) – Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Herza Cloud
Manufacture
- Automation and Robotics in Indonesian Manufacturing: Boosting Productivity and Efficiency
- Building a Competitive Manufacturing Sector in Indonesia: Innovation and Technology at Work
Transportation & Logistic
- Digital Tools for Smoother Logistics: Boosting Efficiency and Cutting Costs
- Modernizing Indonesia’s Transportation and Logistics Sector: Raising Connectivity and Efficiency
BFSI
- E-Wallets and Beyond: Scaling Digital Payments in Indonesia’s Cashless Economy
- Insurance in the Age of AI: Transforming Risk Assessment and Claims Processing
Agriculture
- Modernizing Agriculture in Indonesia: How Technology Raises Productivity
- Smart Agriculture: Harnessing Technology to Secure Indonesia's Food Supply
And many more…
Telecommunication
- Charting Indonesia's Digital Infrastructure Roadmap: Opportunities and Challenges under the New Administration
- Indonesia’s Telecom Industry in the AI Era: Balancing Innovation and Consumer Protection
Data Center
- Creating Energy-Efficient and Sustainable Data Centers for Indonesia
- Policy Challenges in Data Center Development: How Customs, Taxation, and Permits Affect Progress
Mining Tech
- Mining in Indonesia: Embracing Innovation and Technological Progress
- Digital Transformation in Mining: Improving Efficiency and Productivity through Automation
- Automation and Robotics in Mining: Practical Applications and Case Studies
- The Future of Mining: Exploring AI Applications and Overcoming Challenges
HR Tech
- The Impact of AI on HR: Automating Processes and Improving Employee Experiences
- Digital Transformation in HR: Challenges and Opportunities for Indonesian Institutions
- Simplifying HR Tasks with Digital Tools: Cutting Down on Time and Costs
Cyber Security
- Building a Cybersecurity Talent Pipeline: Developing Talent and Strengthening Capabilities
- Incident Response and Disaster Recovery Planning: Preparing for Cyber Attacks
- Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and Cyber Warfare: Protecting Indonesia's Critical Infrastructure
AI Tech
- AI and Digital Governance: Ensuring Ethical Innovation for Indonesia's Future
- AI-Powered Networks: Shaping Indonesia's Connectivity Landscape
Government Services
- Tackling Issues in Modernizing Digital Government: Addressing Gaps in Infrastructure, Security, and Skills
- Putting Citizens First: Creating Government Services that Truly Meet Their Needs
