As the biggest telco provider in the country, Telkom Indonesia has been at the forefront of Indonesia's digital revolution and has committed to providing quality "national digital platforms" for all to enjoy. In the session, the speaker will explore its journey toward building national digital platforms (incl. competitions from OTTs, roadblocks, and how the government, private sectors, and SOE could work together to unleashing Indonesia's digital potential) 

Indonesia (and its businesses) have the potential to leapfrog to be a highly efficient company utilizing various digital platforms to solve the many problems they face. In the session, speaker will explore potential digital solutions for Indonesia and the pre-requisities (regulations, infrastructure, talents, etc) to unlock digital potential.

As foundation of the platform economy, it is imperative that countries and businesses get cloud right. In the session, speaker will reiterate the importance of cloud to the platform economy; the speaker will then focus on security in the platform world with a focus on cloud, payments etc.

Companies are currently experiencing data explosion. Given the amount of data that is currently going around, the speaker will give an overview on how their companies have been able to maximize the value from data analytics, the key success factors and secrets that other companies can tap into to extract value from data.

Health and education are two examples of public services that fundamentally affect a country. In this session, speaker will explain on how start-ups had been leading quality digital delivery of health and education in the absence of unified data and identity platforms and how having a unified data and identity platform will allow them to accelerate delivery of their services.

Eventually, all public and commercial services will eventually have to be paid and accounted for. This is where going cashless is expected to yield substantial benefits (e.g. reduced transaction costs, all transactions in the tax net, etc.). In this session, the speaker will explain how going cashless can be utilized for more effective delivery of public and commercial services.

As a leading carrier involved in driving value from connectivity and beyond, Telin can outline the ways in which this journey is advancing and the key opportunities Telin is unlocking using digital.

It is imperative that platform builders are supported by technological solutions that can enable the specific needs and use cases of the platform. In this session, technology owners will give an overview on their capabilities and how they can support the digitalization of the companies (and how companies can use its technology to build leading platforms) 

The digital game is often portrayed as a zero-sum game, where only one party can emerge as winner. Is this portrayal accurate or are there other business models where benefits can be enjoyed by all parties. In this session, speaker will explore various business models where all parties involved stand to derive maximum benefit by going digital. 

The most advanced platform will not work without having a capable person running the platform. To that end, companies and countries need to equip their people with the right skills. The speaker will explore in the session on the skills that are in-demand for most companies and how companies should go about upgrading the skills of its people.

Digital platforms will have a wide-reaching impact to the many users that they reach. How have other companies pursued both commercial and social interests in parallel. In the session, leading digital social platforms will give an overview on how they have used digital for the interests of the society. 

GOLF  at Bukit Pandawa Golf & Country Club

WATER-SPORT at Quicksilver Cruise Bali 

CITY TOUR: 

1st Spot :  Lempuyang Temple

2nd Spot : The Tirta Gangga

3rd Spot : Taman Ujung