The DTI 2026 Workshops & Activation
The DTI 2026 Workshops and Activation Sessions are a collaborative initiative between DTI (DTI-CX, DCTI-CX, DTI-HR and CRD-CX) and leading institutions and associations across Indonesia, created to drive digital transformation and business innovation in key industry sectors. Designed as a knowledge-sharing platform, the workshop brings together professionals, academics, and policymakers to explore how digital technologies can reshape business models, enhance operational efficiency, and contribute to Indonesia’s economic growth.
Through expert-led discussions and interactive sessions, participants will gain valuable insights into emerging digital trends, real-world challenges, and successful strategies adopted by leading organizations. The workshop also provides space for meaningful dialogue and collaboration among industry leaders, with a shared goal of building a more connected, resilient, and future-ready digital ecosystem.
DTI 2026 WORKSHOP AGENDA
ROOM 4, DAY 1 – WED, 05 Aug 2026 | 15.00 - 16.30
A landmark full-day program marking Indonesia's National AI Development Day, co-hosted with the Indonesian Artificial Intelligence Society (IAIS)*. This immersive event brings together leading AI researchers, government policymakers, industry practitioners, and emerging tech startups to collectively chart Indonesia's roadmap for artificial intelligence development. The program features keynote addresses, expert panel discussions, and live demonstrations, covering topics from national AI strategy and ethical AI frameworks, to practical applications across healthcare, education, agriculture, and smart cities.
- Keynote by national AI policy leaders and IAIS representatives
- Panel discussion: Indonesia's AI Strategy and its global competitiveness
- Showcase of domestic AI innovations and startup demonstrations
- Workshop: Responsible AI adoption for enterprises and government
- Open networking session with AI ecosystem stakeholders
Seats: Limited to ~100 participants | Admission: FREE | Registration: Required (first-come, first-served)
*subject to change
ROOM 6, DAY 1 – Wed, 05 Aug 2026 | 11.00 - 12.30
In partnership with AISKINDO (Indonesian Security Systems Industry Association)*, this technical workshop focuses exclusively on physical security systems designed and implemented for data center environments. As Indonesia's data center industry undergoes rapid expansion driven by cloud growth, AI infrastructure demand, and digital sovereignty initiatives, securing these mission-critical facilities has never been more urgent. The workshop covers international standards (TIA-942, ISO/IEC 27001 physical domain), layered physical access control, CCTV and surveillance system design, environmental threat management, and how physical and cyber security converge in modern data center operations. Targeted at data center operators, facility managers, security system integrators, and compliance officers.
- Data center physical security standards: TIA-942, ISO 27001, and Tier classification requirements
- Layered access control design: from perimeter to server room (mantrap, biometric, card access)
- CCTV and surveillance architecture for 24/7 data center monitoring
- Environmental security: fire suppression, flood detection, and climate-controlled access
- AI-powered analytics for anomaly detection and automated threat response in DC environments
- Case studies: physical security audits and incident lessons learned from Indonesian data centers
- Live product demonstrations by certified data center security technology vendors
- AISKINDO certification pathway briefing for security professionals
Seats: Limited to ~100 participants | Admission: FREE | Registration: Required (first-come, first-served)
*subject to change
ROOM 4, DAY 2 – Thu, 06 Aug 2026 | 13.40 - 16.20
Hosted in partnership with APEKSI (Association of Indonesian Municipalities), this high-level forum convenes mayors, regional government officials, and digital policy experts to address the most pressing issues around equitable digital transformation across Indonesia's cities. Discussions will cover the latest regulatory landscape, infrastructure challenges in underserved regions, and best-practice models from cities that have successfully led inclusive digital governance. This is a unique platform for city-level decision-makers to exchange insights, align strategies, and shape policies that leave no city behind in Indonesia's digital leap forward.
- Policy roundtable: Latest government regulations on national digital transformation
- Case studies: Successful smart city models from Indonesian cities
- Panel: Overcoming infrastructure and connectivity gaps in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities
- Discussion: Data governance, digital sovereignty, and citizen services
- Collaborative workgroup: Drafting city-level digital transformation frameworks
ROOM 6, DAY 1 – Wed, 05 Aug 2026 | 15.00 - 17.00
Enabling Digital Sovereignty: Advancing Green Compliance, National Standards, and Cyber Resilience in Data Centers
Organized by IPUSTAH (Ikatan Profesional Pusat Data Hijau Indonesia — Association of Indonesia Green Data Center Professionals), As Indonesia's digital transformation accelerates, data centers have evolved from mere technology facilities into strategic national infrastructure. Sustaining this requires three interconnected pillars: Greenship DC, which ensures data centers are energy-efficient and low-carbon; SNI 8799:2023, which ensures compliance with measurable national standards; and Datacenter Security, which ensures resilience against cyberattacks, ransomware, and service disruptions. Together, these pillars form the foundation of Indonesia's digital sovereignty — reliable, compliant, and resilient infrastructure for a growing digital nation.
- Introduction to IPUSTAH: Indonesia's professional association for green data center practitioners
- Green Data Center principles: design, operations, and sustainability benchmarks for Indonesian facilities
- SNI Certification for Data Centers: what it covers, why it matters, and how to achieve it
- Roles and responsibilities: how consultants and engineers drive green DC project delivery
- Regulatory landscape: Indonesia's national standards framework and its impact on DC developers
- IPUSTAH membership, professional development programs, and certification pathways for practitioners
Seats: Limited to ~100 participants | Admission: FREE | Registration: Required (first-come, first-served)
ROOM 6, DAY 2 – Thu, 06 Aug 2026 | 13.00 - 17.00
A live capture-the-flag competition where participants take on the role of security defenders tasked with detecting, analyzing, and remediating vulnerabilities across a simulated data center infrastructure. Teams race against the clock to patch critical threats — from APT intrusions to network exploits — in a realistic, scored environment. Designed to showcase practical cyber defense skills in the context of Indonesia's critical infrastructure protection agenda.
- Real-time cyber threat simulation in a controlled SOC environment
- Team-based competition: detection, triage, and incident response challenges
- Categories covering log analysis, network forensics, malware identification, and threat hunting
- Expert judges and mentors from IDCare UI and industry cybersecurity professionals
- Awards and recognition for top teams, with certificates for all participants
- Post-competition debrief and career pathway discussion in cybersecurity
Seats: Limited to ~100 participants | Admission: FREE | Registration: Required (first-come, first-served)
ROOM 6, DAY 2 – Thu, 06 Aug 2026 | 10.00 - 11.40
Organized in collaboration with Bekraf (now operating under the Ministry of Creative Economy / Kementerian Ekonomi Kreatif), this session spotlights how digital transformation is radically expanding the reach and competitiveness of Indonesia's creative economy. Indonesia's creative sector — spanning fashion, crafts, culinary, digital content, film, gaming, animation, music, and the arts — is undergoing a technology-driven reinvention. This program examines the government's strategy for integrating AI, blockchain, and immersive technologies (VR/AR) into creative industry workflows, explores pathways for digitizing creative products and accessing global markets, and features live demonstrations and pitches from Bekraf-incubated startups that are turning creative ideas into scalable digital businesses. A dedicated segment focuses on creative human capital development in the age of automation and generative AI.
- Policy keynote: Kementerian Ekonomi Kreatif's digital transformation roadmap and priority programs
- Panel: AI and generative technology as tools for creative production and market expansion
- Blockchain in the creative economy: digital ownership, NFTs, royalty management, and supply chain transparency
- Immersive technology (VR/AR/XR): new frontiers for Indonesian creative industries
- Digitalization of creative products: e-commerce, global platform access, and export enablement
- Startup pitch showcase: Bekraf-incubated founders presenting innovative creative-tech solutions
- Human capital development: upskilling Indonesia's creative workforce for the digital economy