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Edition No. 58-Thn V • July-August 2017

Indonesia Innovation Index Sags

Online Transportation Hits a Bump in the Road

Government Blocks Telegram

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Dear ICT readers,

After the long Lebaran holidays, we are back to bring you the most updated news and information on Indonesia’s information technology and communication, related to broadcasting, internet, e-business and telecommunication. Our Main Report for this edition is about online transportation which hits a bump in the road, after the regulation concerning permit and tariff on ‘fairness’ between online taxi and conventional taxi is out. The end of ‘honey mood period’ for online taxi can be seen from several rallies, conducted by drivers as partners to the managing platform, or even in some cases experienced by users such as deposit loss or food delivery to users who don’t even order it.

Another issue that we will elaborate is about government policy to block Telegram. The application is deemed to be used by terrorists to communicate, particularly ISIS, which is physically far away from Indonesia. It causes pros and cons as Telegram has many users in Indonesia, which brings another question, why only Telegram is blocked, while other instant message apps like WhatsApp is also quietly used for communication terror.

Additionally, in this ICT Magazine no. 58-2017, we will bring the topic on Indonesia Innovation Index, which is at 87th world rating, which is rather lag compared to other Asean countries. We will also review President Jokowi’s son, Kaesang Pangarep’s vlog, whose case was closed by the Police.

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CONTENTS

When Online Transportations Starts Getting in Troubles .......................... 7

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Used by Terrorists, Government Blocks Telegram ........................... 10

Telkom Prepares to Take Over 5 ICT based Companies Worth Trillions of Rupiah ....................................... 13

Indonesia Global Innovation Index Ranks 87th .......................... 14

Encouraging Technology Innovation, The Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT) Held 2017 National Technology Congress ... 15

66 Telecommunication Network and Service Providers Received 3rd Warning Letter and Face License Revocation ...................... 17

Kominfo Supports Establishment of ProfessionCertificationAgency (LSP) in Communication and Informatics .................................... 20

The New Revised Broadcasting Law to be More Democratic ......... 23

Broadcast Contents and Coverage Become Challenge for TVRI and RRI ................................. 24

Ruangguru Application Receives B type Funding from UOB Venture Management .................................. 25

Fintech is Expected to Have Role in Domestic and Overseas Payment System ........................... 28

Uber is now in 30 Cities Across 7 Islands in Indonesia ..................... 29

Grab Challenges Hackers to Hack its Security System ............. 31

Malware is a New Threat that will Disrupt Indonesia’s Defense System ........................................... 32

XL Axiata Held Mass Homecoming, a Form of Appreciation to Their Product Retailers .......................... 35

Indihome Welcomes Their 2 Millionth Customer from Sorong 36

Indosat Ooredoo Facilitates Their Employees’ Children in Spending their Lebaran Holidays ................. 38

Asus ROG STRIX GL502VM, Now in Futuristic Silver............................. 39

Online Transportation Hits a Bump in the Road ....................................... 4

TVRI Supervisory Board Appointed, Public Expectation is Questioned .................................... 22

PoliceOfficiallyTerminatedtheControversial Kaesang Vlog Case .... 33

MAIN REPORT


Online Transportation Hits a Bump in

the Road

The honeymoon period for online transportation seems to come to an end. The popular application, which

in the last two years has taken the public spotlight as well as the business industry, is starting to hit a bump. Many changes pertaining to regulations, this service, which has a security ‘hole’, and dissatisfaction towards the platform management all came to the surface.

Starting July 1st, new tariff for online transportation applies. With minimum and maximum tariff applies, there’s almost no difference with the regular taxi. In fact the new tariff

applies since April 1st according to Ministerial of Transportation Regulation N o. 26/2017 for online car hailing services, with transitional

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period of 3 months. With such minimum and maximum tariff, online taxi cannot apply its own tariff but to follow the existing regulation.

The Ministry of Transportation admits to have prepared sanctions for online taxi that does not follow the tariff regulation. “The sanction can be a warning, work termination or application termination itself,” said Director General Land Transportation of Ministry of Transportation, Pudji Hartanto.

He affirms that his office will monitor the implementation of the new tariff and will take action according to the regulation. “We have process steps including monitoring and supervision, if they (online transportation) fail to comply, we will handle it as per the regulations”.

On the new tariff, Pudji conveyed that they considered the feedback from regional authorities. The government separates the implementation of the new tariff into two regions. Region I covers Sumatera, Java and Bali. Region II covers Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Nusa

Tenggara and Papua. “We have evaluated the suggestions from regional governors, leaders, and so we divide the Region I and Region II,” he said.

The minimum tariff for Region I is Rp. 3,500/km and maximum tariff Rp. 6,000/km. The minimum tariff for Region II is Rp. 3,700/km and maximum tariff Rp. 6,500/km.

“1st of July the Ministerial (Transportation) Regulation No. 26 applies and it has no problem, it was enacted 3 months ago. First transition concerns vehicle-roadworthiness test (KIR) and sticker. Now, tariff, quota and vehicle registration documents (STNK)”.

In addition to regulate the minimum and maximum tariff for online transportation, it also regulates on rental transportation and special rental transportation, cylindrical capacity, special rental transportation is overseen by gubernatorial regulation, obligation related to STNK, KIR, car shop, tax, pool, dashboard access and sanctions.


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RalliesApart from the regulation,

dissatisfaction from the riders’ partners towards the platform management also arises. They often hold rally, such as the one in front of Grab Indonesia office, Gedung Maspion Plaza, Pademangan, in North Jakarta.

The riders demanded their 2017 Lebaran bonus, promised by the management if they keep working during the Lebaran holidays. Front Driver Online also demanded Police to arrest one of PT Grab Indonesia individual who harm the riders’ partners and only benefit PT Grab Indonesia.

This rally was a follow up rally after Lebaran. At that time, hundreds of GrabCar drivers took part after many became victims of massive suspension or partnership termination from the company, while they still have balance from their work, waiting to be cashed out.

In their rally, GrabCar drivers demanded PT Grab Indonesia to give their rights. They requested the company to delete ethical code penalty that harms Grab Indonesia drivers’ partners. They also wanted clarification on the allegation against fraudulent partners without strong evidence.

The drivers requested Grab to involve them in the regulation so as not to harm their side. Responding to the rally, PT Grab Indonesia seemed to be ready to go to war with their drivers’ partners. Instead of finding solution for the problems that have

agitated their partners, Grab management revealed the cheatings committed by the riders.

Grab Indonesia Managing Director, Ridzki Kramadibrata conveyed that Grab will take disciplinary enforcement through driver ethical code, base on which, all Grab drivers must follow the rules. If they violate it, Grab will apply sanction such as temporary termination or partnership termination.

“Grab’s partners, who have been terminated, have violated this ethical code, and brought harm to the passengers and other drivers,” said Ridzki. Some of those cheatings include, ignoring passengers’ order, using fake GPS and making fictive orders. “It brings disadvantages to our passengers and other honest drivers,” he explained. Commenting on the rallies that blame Grab as criminals, Ridzki pointed out that the people who were in the rally were no longer Grab’s partners or were not Grab’s drivers and so it was irrelevant for them to perform the rally.


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Problem after problem hit the online transportation business. What

also became a highlight was the fictitious orders from Go-Jek services. One driver received an order for 20 honey grilled ribs through Go-Food, after which, he made an order to the restaurant. Using his own money, the Go-Jek driver paid hundreds of thousand rupiah thinking that he would get reimbursed after delivering the food.

Apparently the Go-Jek customer gave a false address, making the old Go-Jek driver turning around endlessly for 4 hours in the complex without finding the address, and so he decided to return to the restaurant. The latter was surprised because they often receive such orders via Go-Food. After telling his story of not finding the address, the restaurant took back the food and reimbursed him.

Another fictitious order happened to another victim, Julianto Sudrajat, 29. He had to pay for Go-Food order that he did not even make.

Those fictitious orders came in several times and became viral after uploaded to Facebook. The terror happened because he rejected a

ONLINE TRANSPORTATION STARTS GETTING IN TROUBLES

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woman whom he knew through Facebook. Julianto said, he was confused to receive Go-Food orders many times in a day, although he did not order anything. It started since early July at his office in Matraman, East Jakarta. A Go-Jek driver delivered him a food order of total Rp. 200,000. “I did not order anything, but since the name on the application

was my name, I had to pay it,” he explained. Soon after, another driver also delivered his Go-Food order. It was recorded, millions of fictitious orders made under his name. He wanted to refuse but felt pity for the driver (for buying the food), that some of his friends also contributed to pay the food. Something was off. There was a procedure of confirming the order

and the drivers did confirm by phone, but a woman confirmed it. Although the customer was Julianto, the one who spoke on the phone was a woman. She made sure the order match the order through app and delivered to the address on the application, i.e.: Julianto’s office.

Upon arriving at location, Go-Jek driver, contacted the number but it was inactive. The driver thus looked for Julianto. “That phone number is not mine,” he regretted. This case was finally handled by the police. There’s one suspect linked to the fictitious food order according to Julianto. East Jakarta Police Head, Andry Wibowo conveyed his office was still investigating the case and motives.

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of fintech in electronic payment has its own bumps in this online transportation, which happened to Go-Jek that starts its own e-payment system. From Readers’ Letter at newspaper and complaints found on social media, many have become victims due to using Go-Pay. The most often case was deposit loss or deposit deduction that does not match the actual fare.

For example, Go-Food user in Surabaya, after ordering Go-Food with no delivery fee, her Go-Pay balance had Rp. 266,000, the next day, it’s no longer there. After careful trace, there was a mistake in entering the purchase, from what supposed to be less than Rp. 50,000 to about Rp. 450,000.

The same incident happened to Deasy, as she told ICT Magazine,

her Go-Pay cannot be used. Another problem arises from this incident; she twitted her complaint but received no response so far.

Be Aware Alvin Lie Ling Piao, member of

Ombudsman RI told about SMS that asks for verification so it can use that number to drain the Go-Pay fund. The SMS sent from mobile +62816552118, requested Alvin to send Go-Jek verification code. “The real intention was to get your verification code to log in to your Go-Jek account and drain your fund,” he said.

He didn’t reply to that SMS, and then he got a call. Since he suspected this was a swindle, he didn’t take the call. He has Go-Jek account for a while and has been using Go-Pay as payment. He uses Go-Jek app to buy products and deliver them.

From his case, Alvin suggested public to be aware in responding to SMS that ‘represent’ online transportation institution. “Beware after getting such SMS and don’t become a victim”.


The Ministry of Communication and Information on 14th July 2017 requested Internet Service Provider (ISP) to block 11 Telegram’s Domain Name System (DNS). The blockage deemed

necessary, since many canals contained radicalism propaganda, terrorism, hatred, how to assemble bomb, how to attack, disturbing images and others that are in violation of Indonesia’s constitution.

Those blocked 11 DNS are: t.me, telegram.me, telegram.org, core.telegram.org, desktop.telegram.org. macos.telegram.org, venus.web.telegram.org, pluto.web, telegram.org, flora.web.telegram.org, and flora-1.web.telegram.org. making telegram via website inaccessible.

“We are preparing the process to fully terminate Telegram app in Indonesia if Telegram does not prepare Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on how to handle the contents that violate the law in their application.

This is a step to maintain our sovereignty, Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI), as a country, remarked Semuel A. Pangerapan, Director of ICT Application (Aptika). He further conveyed Telegram

Used by Terrorists,SPECIAL REPORT

Government Blocked

TelegramInstant Message App.


If previously Telegram Founder and CEO, Pavel Durov regretted Indonesia’s policy through the Ministry of Communication and

Information/Kemkominfo that led to Telegram ban, he then promised to take steps to avoid Telegram ban in Indonesia.

The first step is to block all canals in Telegram that are related to terrorism. “Kemkominfo has reported these contents to Telegram,” said Pavel. Telegram will respond to them so the communication will be direct between both parties. “That email correspondence should allow us to

work efficiently in identifying and avoiding terrorism propaganda in the future”.

They will also form a moderator team that has knowledge on Indonesian language and culture. This team will process the reports on contents that may relate to terrorism in a fast and accurate way. “We are confident we can delete the terrorism propaganda without disrupting the utilization of Telegram by millions of Indonesians,” he hoped.

He also explained telegram is heavily encrypted and privacy-oriented, but they’re no friends of

would endanger state security for the absence of SOP in handling terrorism cases.

He also affirmed that in doing his tasks as stipulated by article 40 Law No. 19/2016 on amendment of Law No. 11/2008 on Information and Electronic Transaction, Kemkominfo always coordinate with other related institutions and law enforcers in blocking the contents that are prone to law violation.

Meanwhile, Noor Iza, Acting PR Head of Kemkominfo said the blocking started on July 14, 2017 at 12:00 and is possible to apply to other applications should the government finds any content of radicalism tendency.

“Terrorists have been using Telegram intensely. We are

monitoring other apps that may be used for radicalism,” he said. The use of Telegram as a tool of communication for the terrorists had been conveyed by the Police. Although Ansharut Daulah Khilafah Nusantara Network (JADKN), an ISIS affiliated, led by Bahrun Naim, located in Raqqa, many were caught in Indonesia as they used social media and instant message application to communicate and coordinate, mostly via Telegram.

The Police declared the small group communicated and were getting instructions via Telegram. Telegram is an exchange message app that is encrypted and allows its users to delete messages using timer. Telegram is supposed to be a favorite communication tool for ISIS.

Telegram Response and Follow Up

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terrorists. They blocked

thousands of ISIS public channels and

published the result at @isiswatch. “We will make more

efficient efforts to prevent terrorism propaganda and to be

always open to ideas so Telegram can be even better,” he assured. In his twitter account, previously,

Pavel said he was surprised by that policy as his office had never received any complaints from Indonesia government.

”We never received any requests or complaints whatsoever from Indonesia government. We will investigate it and make an announcement,” regretted Pavel, who later changed his attitude after finding there had been a miscommunication between his office and the government of Indonesia.

Pavel said that Indonesia is a beautiful country that he had visited several times, adding that some of Telegram early adopters are Indonesians.

Based on that statement, Minister of Kominfo, Rudiantara said “I have received an apologetic email from Pavel Durov, Telegram CEO, he seemed to have missed our several requests from

2016. Durov has now followed up on our requests and suggested a special communication to handle

negative contents pertaining to radicalism/terrorism. I appreciate

his response and our Ministry will immediately follow up

the technical details so the SOP can be soon

implemented.” Then after, the

Kominfo will follow up and reply to Telegram, requesting a technical and administrative team to support the communication and coordination process more intensely. Kominfo really appreciates Telegram’s feedback and intention to cooperate with Kominfo.

Follow Up StepsAfter Kominfo received

communication from Telegram, they immediately prepared the technical SOP and create Government Channel to accelerate communication process with The Ministry of Kominfo in an efficient way.

The Ministry of Kominfo also requested to be given authority as Trusted Flagger against Telegram accounts or channels and requested Telegram to open their representative office in Indonesia. To manage screening the contents, Kemkominfo will keep improving their process, organization, techniques and human resources.

The policy to screen radicalism & terrorism contents is a follow up on rumors that threaten national security, especially after geopolitical and geostrategic change in South East Asia, particularly pertaining to incidents that happened in Marawi, South Philippines. The state national security has become the President’s special attention and he supports the acts against those contents that may threaten the state security.


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Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk. is rumored to get ready in taking

over several ICT based companies, including digital business. The acquisition process has entered several stages, some are in early assessment and early negotiation.

As conveyed by Telekomunikasi Indonesia Finance Director, Harry M Zen. The acquisition worth trillions of Rupiah. But he refused to

give the details. Harry said, no problem for the fund as they have prepared a number of financing including bank loans.

He added, the acquisition processes that are currently running, enter different stages. “There’s an early assessment, due diligence or early negotiation,” he said.

About the finance, Telkom has pocketed loan amounting Rp. 12 trillions up to May 2017. Most of those come from state owned bank loans and others from private banks.

Telkom Gets Ready to Take Over Five Based ICT Companies Worth Trillions of Rupiah


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In the middle of Working Cabinet reshuffle issue, Global Innovation Index announced Indonesia’s and other countries’

achievement related to innovation, in which parameter for information technology and communication and creativity is also included. In the latest list, Indonesia only ranks at number 87th.

Indonesia gets innovation index point of 30.1 from

Indonesia Global

Innovation Index Ranks

at 87th

scale 0-100. This number increased from 29.1 in 2016 and placed Indonesia at 88th.

Compared to other South Asian countries, Indonesia still lag. Singapore stands at number 7th with 58.7 point. Malaysia stands at number 37 with 42.7 point. Thailand at 51st with 37.6 point. Brunei Darussalam at 71st , Philippines at 73rd with 32.5 point.

Vietnam, that usually competes

with Indonesia, stands at 47th with 48.3 point.

Indonesia infrastructure sector gets 42 point and stands at 81st. Infrastructure in this case includes ICT access, utilization, e-participation and e-government.

Other evaluation is about creativity. Indonesia’s creativity index ranks 77th and gets 28.1 point. Parameter

used was ICT business model and ICT business model creation.

The first global rank in 2017 Global Innovation Index is Switzerland with 67.69

point, Sweden at second place, Netherlands, US and UK. 2017 Global Innovation Index was collaboration among Cornell University, INSEAD, and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) as co-publishers.

Encouraging Technology Innovation, BPPT Held 2017 National Technology Congress

The Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT) on

July 17-19 held 2017 National Technology Congress (KTN).The second congress was dubbed “Technology Innovation for Nation’s Competitiveness and Independence”.

BPPT Deputy Information Technology, Energy and Material (TIEM), Hammam Riza conveyed KTN focus on three things, i.e.: Health Technology, Information Technology and Communication (ICT) and Transportation Technology.

“We would like to invite many parties to participate in

KTN, which is a meeting forum for experts from government offices, state owned companies, industry as well as national and international practitioners,” said Hammam at BPPT office.

The congress aims to prepare Technology Recommendations in order to support national development, national industry and improve nation’s competitiveness and independence through innovations and technology services according to government’s Agenda Nawacita and Government's Mid-term Development Plan (RPJMN) Stage III 2015-2019.

“The weak role and lack of technology innovation in supporting national industry, in fact, is a part of regulations problem. Another problem is Science and Technology National System in favor of economy of knowledge based economy has not yet well implemented.

The same thing happens for implementation and technology mastery in dealing with low product competitiveness. We need to find the solution and that’s the reason we organize this Congress,” he said.

The 2017 KTN was attended by Coordinating Minister of Maritime Affairs and Minister of Administrative and Bureaucracy Reform, Minister of Research Technology and Higher

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Education, Minister of Public Works and Public Housing, Minister of Communication and Information, Minister of Health, Minister of Transportation and Minister of Cabinet Secretary.

The technology experts and practitioners in health industry, ICT and transportation, including academicians, industry and government level from domestic and international research agencies such as AIST-Japan, KRIBB-Korea, PNORS-Australia, ASEAN CIO Association, University of Queensland and other principal technology providers attended the discussion session.

About the materials for this congress, Health Technology launches Outlook Health that consists of BPPT expert analysis pertaining to the health technology solution and issues. Also discussed during the conference was government policy tendency in development and independence of national pharmacy industry, Technology Innovation Reinforcement

in National Biopharmaceutical Industry and National Health Industry Equipment.

On ICT matters, continued Hammam, important materials discussed was on protection on critical ICT infrastructure and government data, ICT for transportation system and ICT innovation in supporting Independence data and information security.

In transportation, detailed discussion were focused on transportation policy for national connectivity and logistic, re-actualization & revitalization of railway in national transportation and transportation innovation technology to support national connectivity and logistic and challenges and opportunities on city transportation.

“This congress is a part of BPPT 39th anniversary and National Technology Awakening Day. We hope BPPT through this congress will produce best technology solutions for Indonesia,” he ended.


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The government relayed their 3rd and last warning letter to 66 network and telecommunication

providers. Their license might be revoked due to negligence in submitting 2016 report.

In his written statement, Noor Iza, Act PR Head Kominfo said, according to license for Network and Telecommunication Providers, every license holder must submit their yearly report to DG Post and Informatics, every negligence is subject to 3 times warning letters, if ignored, an administrative sanction according shall apply.

“Pertaining to the above matter, Kominfo is informing the list of those providers who received 3rd warning letter,” he explained.

66 Network Providers and Telecommunication Providers Received 3rd Warning Letter, Their License Might Be Revoked


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List of network and telecommunication providers who received 3rd warning letter and license revocation


No. Company Name License Type

1 Kings Data Telecom Fix Local Network Switched Package Based

2 PC24 Cyber Indonesia Fix Local Network Switched Package Based3 Quattro International Fix Closed Network

4 Trans Data Sejahtera Fix Local Network Switched Package Based

5 Aneka Tambang Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution

6 Berau Coal Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution

7 Hotel Indonesia Natour Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution (Inna Grand Bali Beach)

8 Indo Muro Kencana Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution

9 Lion Mentari Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution

10 Pusaka Nuri Utama Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution

11 Satria Raksa Buminusa Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution

12 Semen Gresik Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution

13 Tambang Tondano Nusajaya Special Telecommunication for Legal Institution

14 The National Narcotics Agency Special Telecommunication Banjarbaru City for Government Institution

15 The Supreme Audit Agency Special Telecommunication Prov. South Sumatera for Government Institution

16 Bureau Transportation Communication and Special Telecommunication Informatics South Kalimantan for Government Institution

17 Bureau Transportation Nunukan Regency Special Telecommunication for Government Institution

18 Directorate General Ocean, Coastal and Special Telecommunication Small Islands Ministry of Maritime for Government Institution Affairs and Fisheries

19 Directorate General Disease Control and Special Telecommunication Environmental Health, Ministry of Health for Government Institution

20 People's Consultative Assembly RI Special Telecommunication for Government Institution

21 Police Force Province Jambi Special Telecommunication for Government Institution

22 Regional Secretary Jayapura Regency Special Telecommunication for Government Institution

23 Regional Secretary Memberano Special Telecommunication Raya Regency for Government Institution

24 Regional Secretary Nabire Regency Special Telecommunication for Government Institution

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Penyelenggara Jasa Telekomunikasi


No. Provider Name License

1 Adi Inti Mandiri Internet Service Provider2 Awnet Global Mandiri Internet Service Provider3 Cahaya Buana Raska Internet Service Provider4 Cakrawala Linas Kepri Internet Service Provider5 Comradindo Lintasnusa Perkasa Internet Service Provider6 Detik Ini Juga Internet Service Provider7 Dinamika Mediakom Internet Service Provider8 Elasitas Multi Kreasi Content Provider9 Fajar Informasi Globalnet Jaya Internet Service Provider10 Fajar Techno System Internet Service Provider11 Flobal Network Services Premium Call Provider12 Global Teknology Teraindo Internet Service Provider13 Gomeds Network Internet Service Provider14 Indotrans Data Internet Service Provider15 Infotama Lintas Global Internet Service Provider16 Inova Duapuluh Duapuluh Internet Service Provider17 Inovasi Jaringan Nusantara Internet Service Provider18 Jabar Telematika Internet Service Provider19 Jabikha Teknologi Indonesia Internet Service Provider20 Jastrindo Dinamika Internet Service Provider21 Jogja Digital Internet Service Provider22 Kings Network Indonesia Internet Service Provider23 Komunika Lima Dua Belas Internet Service Provider24 Kusuma Dinatha Jaya Abadi Internet Service Provider25 Media Citra Makmur Premium Call Provider26 Media Lintas Data Internet Service Provider27 Medianet Digital Indonesia Internet Service Provider28 Mega Sarana Satelit Basic Telephone Provider29 Mitra Internet Makmur Internet Service Provider30 Mitracomm Ekasarana Call Center31 Mobafone Indonesia Content Provider32 Multi Trans Data Internet Service Provider33 Ovis SendnSave Content Provider34 Pishon Wireless Teknologi Internet Service Provider35 Sumber Koneksi Indonesia Internet Service Provider36 Telindo Nusantara Internet & Phone Provider for Public 37 Telindo Nusantara Internet Service Provider

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KOMINFO SUPPORTS

Ministry of Communication and Information (Kominfo) encourages the

establishment of Profession Certification Agency (LSP) as an effort to improve the nation’s human resources competitiveness. Through HR Research and Development, Kominfo organized an Auditor Quality Management LSP System training in Communications to improve Kominfo’s HR quality.

“Our Ministry as a leading sector in ICT development attempts to improve human resources alongside national development, by accelerating the establishment of LSP in Communication and Informatics,” said Head of RD Literate and Profession Gati Gayatri during the opening of Auditor Quality Management System training in National ICT Centre, Ciputat, Tangerang. According to

her, until now, only 7 LSP have been formed, i.e.: LSP Telematics, LSP ICT Indonesia, LSP Telecommunication, LSP Computer, LSP Informatics, LSP Public Relation Indonesia and LSP Telecommunication Indonesia (Telindo). The potential is wide open to certify this nation manpower totaling 125.44 million people.

This training provides good opportunity for the LSP managers to know the process of assessment/audit process.

“National Profession Standardization Agency (BNSP) shared with us their experience so the candidates who are the representatives from LSP can get the knowledge, especially on the aspect of compliance with the requirements and procedures that need to be followed to develop and implement the LSP assessment/audit,” she explained.

The Head of BNSP, Sumarna

Establishment of Profession Certification Agency (LSP) in Communication and Informatics

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F Abdurrahman remarked that certification was an integral part of human resources quality development. “And a part of one full quality assurance system,” he said. He further explained there are three quality assurance systems. The first one is Quality Assurance Program for goods, conducted by National Standardization Agency (BSN) that resulting in SNI (Indonesia National Standard). Secondly, Quality Assurance System for Permanent Establishment, conducted by ministries. Thirdly, Quality Assurance System for people. This latter is the job of BNSP, human resources development based on competence. Law No. 13/2003 on Manpower clearly require everyone must have competence.

This training was followed

by 20 participants from agencies/organization that are committed to immediately form LSP in communication, they are Indonesian Association of Animation and Content Industry (AINAKI), Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI), Indonesian Professional Design Visual Communication (AIDIA), The Indonesian National Private Radio Association (PRSSNI), LSP Animedia (Animation Cinematography Design and Informatics), Indonesian Photographers Association (APFI), Indonesian Film and Television Employees Association (KFT), LSP Post Logistic Indonesia, LSP Television and Film, Technical Competency Test Committee (PTUK), STMM “MMTC” Yogyakarta and Training and ICT Development (BPPTIK) Cikarang.


BROADCASTING

TVRI Supervisory Board Inaugurated, Public Expectation is Being Questioned

Minister of Communication and Information Rudiantara inaugurated five

members of National Television (TVRI) Supervisory Board at TVRI main hall early this July. “I hope the newly appointed members to immediately carry out internal arrangement and prepare themselves for the revised Broadcast Bill,” said the Minister. This expectation is hoped to encourage National Television Public Broadcast Agency (LPP).

“I hope the new Board can evaluate whether TVRI is running effectively. The most important thing also is TVRI must review how far the conformity between expectations and reality. Do they meet public expectation?”

The appointment of those five supervisory board members is in accordance with Presidential Decree No.

73/P/2017 dated June 7, 2017 on Dismissal and Appointment of National Television Public Broadcast Agency. The five board members are: Maryuni Kabul Budiono, Supra Wimbarti, Arief Hidayat Thamrin, Pamungkas Trishadiatmoko and Made Ayu Dwie Mahenny.

He challenged them to show their work performance.

“Tons of work is waiting ahead, financial, operational, human resources problem etc,” he said. According to the Minister, for the last four years, LPP TVRI received disclaimer judgment from the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK). Their other challenge is about human resources and digitalization. “Migration to digitalization enables multi platform services and we have enough budget,” said the Minister.


BROADCASTING

The Revised Broadcast Bill is

DemocraticCoalition of Indonesia Health

Broadcast requested the Legislation Committee (Baleg) of House of

Representatives (DPR) RI to review the broadcast bill and ensure a more democratic broadcast system. As conveyed by spokesman of Coalition of Indonesia Health Broadcast, Puji Rianto, in a press conference in Yogyakarta about the Broadcast Bill.

“We understand, the broadcast bill DPR version has not yet reflected broadcast democratic spirit,” he conveyed. The bill, dated June 19, 2017 is not (yet) revising the previous regulation, it even abolish the democratic value in broadcasting and put priority to the shareholders’ interests.

Puji, who is also a researcher of Regulations Observer and Media Regulator (PR2Media) gave example, in the bill, there is no clear regulation on broadcast ownership limitation. It gives way for a few broadcast institutions to dominate and put end to the diversity, which is already happening.

Besides that, local content is set to be minimum by 10% in the bill is too small.

With such low interest, Puji worries local people and culture will not be well represented. “On the other hand, it will stay exactly the same like now, domination from Jakarta broadcast, which is oppressing local people and culture”. He expects the revised bill will represent the democratic principle that highly values the diversity of content as a result of diversity of ownership.

Meanwhile, Satunama Foundation activist, Valentina Sri Wijiyati sees that the bill does not encourage a productive and healthy society. Such as removing ban on cigarette campaign at broadcasting media. Such effort by DPR, according to Wijiyati, violates the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) mandate as it undermines the country’s health and economy.

Moreover, the Broadcast bill does not include the obligations of broadcast institutions to broadcast empowering contents and does not treat vulnerable groups as objects. “In fact, vulnerable groups such as disable people are still exploited for broadcast content”.

expected to be More


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Public Broadcast Agency (LPP) TVRI and Radio Republic Indonesia (RRI) function is to provide

broadcast to public, for the nation and state’ interest. Over time and with the existence of Private Broadcast Agency (LPS) and Subscribed Broadcast Agency (LPB), making it harder for TVRI and RRI to compete.

Vice Chairman Commission I DPR RI, Meutya Viada Hafid said, re-management of broadcast content and coverage is a challenge for TVRI and RRI to compete with LPS and LPB. Quality of broadcast content is a main and important asset to compete in media industry. “If broadcast content cannot be improved, public will look for more interesting content,” she said, after a hearing meeting with President Director of

LPP TVRI & Supervisory

Board and President Director of LPP RRI & Supervisory Board at DPR RI office, Senayan, Jakarta.

Moreover,

broadcast has not covered all over Nusantara, which is a second challenge for them. They haven’t adopted the supporting technology and become a hamper in broadcasting the content to all Indonesian people.

“TVRI and RRI current technology is not consumed by many people, due to its poor coverage. LPP should have become number one and can be enjoyed by everyone, up to rural areas,” encourage Meutya.

Concerning budget for both LPP TVRI and RRI, they would receive less budget of approximately Rp. 25billion reduction due to Presidential Instruction on savings in various institutions. However, there’s an additional budget suggestion for both. Particularly pertaining to Indonesia being a host for 2018 Asian Games, since it would require special preparations. We will forward this suggestion to Budget Institution,” Meutya added.

This North Sumatra based politician does not deny that budget cut will disrupt their performance. But it is also needs to be understood that the government is doing budget tightening.

Broadcast Content and Coverage Become Challenge for LPP TVRI and RRI


E-BUSINESS

UOB Venture Management

Ruangguru Application

Indonesian education technology (EdTech) startup ruangguru.com

announced on Wednesday that it had received Series B Financing from UOB Venture Management, the private equity arm of Singapore-based United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB). UOB Venture Management is the third backer to the startup after Venturra Capital and East Ventures.

Mr. Seah Kian Wee,

Managing Director and CEO UOB Venture Management said, “Ruangguru is an appealing investment due to the passion and capabilities of its founders, scalability of the business, as well as the positive impact it can have on students’ learning experience. We believe Ruangguru can be a game

changer given the large scale adoption of its learning management system and the potential of its products for the Indonesian education sector.”

In the past year, Ruangguru secured partnership with 27 provincial governments (out of 34) provincial governments and more than 300 city and regency governments in Indonesia.

Gets Seri B Funding from


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These partnerships enable students in these areas to access Ruangguru’s Learning Management System, which includes high quality question banks, classroom management and exam simulations.

With the funds raised, Ruangguru will strengthen its team in the areas of educational content, technology, marketing and operations, and deepen its product adoption in Indonesia. The company will also continue to explore ways to achieve personalized education services through machine learning, and to utilize the massive wealth of academic data that it possesses.

“East Ventures welcomes all new investors and looking forward for Ruangguru’s next innovation. We continue our commitment to Ruangguru and double down our exposure,” Wilson Cuaca, the managing partner of East Ventures remarked.

“We continue to be very excited about

and committed to Ruangguru’s endeavors in transforming Indonesia’s education. We are confident that this partnership with UOB Venture Management and other strategic investors will bring the company to new heights,” said Rudy Ramawy, partner of Venturra Capital.

Since its founding in 2014 by Belva Devara and Iman Usman, who were recently names by Forbes in its 30 under 30 list for consumer technology in Asia, Ruangguru has grown into a leading market player in education technology in Indonesia. Ruangguru currently counts 3 million users nationally ranging from students in grade 1 to 12, across their wide range of educational services. Ruangguru is currently present in almost every K12 education vertical, playing its role in supporting both the formal schooling system and providing high quality supplemental education outside of school.

Ruangguru’s Learning Management

System is key to its efforts in supporting the formal schooling system in Indonesia. The Learning Management System also provides governments with dashboards and insights to enable data-driven policy making in a way that was not possible before. As a local player, Ruangguru is committed as a partner to regional governments to enable Indonesian students to use technology to “leapfrog” their academic outcomes. “Working with ambitious regional governments has been a continual source of inspiration for us to continually think about what impact we can have on academic success of students when all stakeholders cooperate. Strengthening our partnerships with governments is also key for us to scale our operations nationawide,” said Iman Usman, Co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Ruangguru.

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formal K12 education, Ruangguru offers a range of supplemental education services outside of school, including RuangBelajar, an integrated learning video subscription service, RuangLes, a private tutoring marketplace, RuangLesOnline, an on demand tutoring service, and Ruangguru Digital Bootcamp, a social learning education solution for group-based distance learning. Leveraging on content access through mobile devices, Ruangguru aims to deliver world class tech enabled educational content to students at a more affordable cost than conventional methods of learning.

Interesting to highlight among the strategic partnerships forged during

the last year is its partnership with LINE, where Ruangguru and LINE co-launched LINE Academy, now boasting close to 3.2 million members within 6 months of launch. Withn the last three months, over 1.5 million students benefitted through taking simulated online national examinations (Ujian Nasional) on Ruangguru through LINE Academy. Ruangguru and LINE are committed to widen its services to reach more audience in the coming year.

“We believe that technology is kery for us to both leapfrog our national educational attainment, and to ensure that all kids, no matter where they are and their economic status, have access to the same high quality educational content. We are very proud of

what the team has achieved in the past year, and continue to be excited that we will likely be the main catalysts to the transformation of education in the country with technology,” said Belva Devara, Co-founder and CEO of Ruangguru.

Established in 2014, Ruangguru is technologies company that focuces on providing services across a wide range of education verticals. Ruangguru offers its own Learning Management System targeted at elementary, middle and high school students in Indonesia. Learning Management Systemalso offers learning video subscriptions, private tutoring marketplace, on demand in-app tutoring services, online exam simulations, and others.


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FINTECH IS HOPED TO PLAY ROLE IN DOMESTIC AND OVERSEAS PAYMENT SYSTEM

Minister of Communication and Information, Rudiantara, requests fintech to play active role in domestic

and overseas payment system. He reveals how remittance fee was expensive and fintech is hoped to make it cheaper. Chief RA, as he is popularly called, during Asean Corporate Culture Forum (ACCF) in Jakarta said, “Our Indonesian migrant workers (TKI) in Hongkong, regularly send money around RP. 2.5 million per month at Rp. 50,000 remittance fee, no matter the transferred amount, the remittance fee is the same, this is quite expensive”.

He sees the need of fintech for payment transactions. If in HongKong case there’s a telecommunication operator, in Hong Kong there are many Indonesian migrant workers. This remittance can be done using money transfer mobile app.

It will be cheaper than using conventional bank service. When the fee is inexpensive, those TKI do not need to bear expensive fee for one transmittal. “If it happens, Indonesia bank branches overseas can be closed since there’s an alternative cheaper money transfer”.

He added, nowadays, information technology rules the financial service industry. Money transfer can be done transparently. “This phenomenon will happen in the future, we must adapt to it. Such as e-wallet, which can be used to transmit money from Hong Kong to Indonesia. Although it needs to be converted to Rupiah, according to central bank exchange rate” he ended.


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When we introduced ridesharing to Indonesia in 2014, no one could have imagined the impact it

would have.Fast forward to today, we are

pleased to say that Uber is now available in 30 cities across 7 islands: Java (Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi, Bandung, Cimahi, Cirebon, Surakarta, Semarang, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, Sidoarjo, Gresik, Malang, Batu, Banyuwangi dan Jember), Bali, Lombok, Sumatera (Bandar Lampung, Palembang, Medan, Deli Serdang, Pekanbaru), Batam, Borneo (Pontianak and Balikpapan) and Sulawesi (Manado and

Makassar).Michael Brown, Regional General

Manager, Asia Pacific, Uber, said:

“It’s exciting to be serving

so

many people in so many cities across Indonesia. Our expansion shows the demand for ridesharing in both big and medium sized cities, and our strong commitment to Indonesia. Uber is proud to be creating flexible economic opportunities for driver partners, helping cities tackle congestion and promoting tourism.”

People from all walks of life ride with Uber out of a shared desire to have a safe, reliable and affordable ride at a push of a button from A to B. Recent research by AlphaBeta revealed that riders choose ridesharing with Uber for 5 key reasons: affordability, convenience, reliability, time efficiency and safety. Riders can save up to 65% of commuting costs and 38% of their time since using Uber.

While everyone drives for a different reason to support their family, socialize with people, save for a wedding or help build a business they share a common desire: the ability to earn some extra money in a way that fits

around their life, rather than

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the other way around. Our data revealed that for the

past 3 months, 61% of driver partners use Uber less than 10 hours per week; meanwhile Alphabeta research stated that 46% of driver-partners joined Uber to benefit from its flexibility and 32% wants to earn additional income. Uber also contributes to increasing financial inclusivity of driver-partners: 6% of driver-partners did not have any bank accounts before and 39% of driver-partners they have been more financially active after partnering with Uber.

Cities also benefits from Uber’s presence, as it brings more people in fewer cars, complements public transportation, supports tourism and opens economic

opportunity.According to Alphabeta study, 6% of riders have

stopped driving their own vehicles and

62% of them now drive less after

using Uber; 20% of

the

trip in Jakarta and surrounding areas started and ended in underserved areas, while 8% of trips in Jabodetabek happen between 23:00-05:00; in Jakarta, our data showed 30% of trips happen between 22:00-02:00.

As the number of tourists traveling to Indonesia steadily rises, so does the number of people arriving with the Uber app already on their phone maintaining the international reputation of Indonesia as a welcoming and globally connected place to visit. In the past three months, rides in Indonesia have been requested by visitors from 76 countries, with top international riders from the Singapore, United States, Malaysia, Australia and the United Kingdom.

Data from AlphaBeta shows that 43% of driver-partners were not part of workforce before joining Uber among them, 28% were unemployed, 8% stayed-at-home, 4% students and 3% retirees.

By embracing new innovations and sharing economy business model, such as offered by Uber, Indonesia has the opportunity to be the global hub of sharing economy and Uber is committed to working with stakeholders and the Government of Indonesia to make this a reality.


Challenges Hackers to Hack its Security System

Grab, a leading ride hailing and mobile payment application platform, announced the launch of public bug bounty

program or security gap, to bolster the platform’s security for its drivers and passengers. Hackers are invited to identify security weaknesses on the Grab platform and receive up to up to US$10,000 in rewards.

The bug bounty programme opens up Grab’s existing private program with HackerOne, a bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure platform provider, which has resolved nearly 200 vulnerabilities.

Building on the success of its private bug bounty programme, Grab’s public programme will invite HackerOne’s extensive global network of over 100,000 hackers to search for unknown security vulnerabilities. Grab is the latest company to rely on HackerOne to improve security, joining General Motors, Twitter, Starbucks, Nintendo and over 800 other companies embracing continuous, hacker-powered security.

“Sophisticated and far-reaching security measures, such as those made accessible through HackerOne’s platform, are vital to earning the trust of our passengers and drivers,” said Grab director

of engineering Ditesh Kumar. “We believe that no technology is perfect and that working with a diverse portfolio of skilled security researchers is crucial to building the safest technology possible.”

HackerOne is the most widely adopted bug bounty and vulnerability disclosure platform provider in the world. Bug bounty programmes are cost-effective and allow software-powered organizations to identify vulnerabilities in systems faster. More than 50,000 security vulnerabilities have been resolved by more than 800 organisations on HackerOne globally, including Adobe, the US Department of Defense, GitHub, Intel, Slack, Qualcomm, and more.

“Working with the hacker community is an undeniably effective way to find security vulnerabilities,” said HackerOne CTO and founder Alex Rice.

“The launch of Grab’s public bug bounty program signals their commitment to working the largest hacker community to protect their over 45 million mobile customers.” Grab will award hackers between US$100 to US$10,000 per valid vulnerability reported, depending on the impact and severity of the issue.

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Malware, a New Threat that Will Disrupt Indonesia’s

Defense System

Indonesian Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu stated malware attacks could threat a national

security. According to him, conventional war on weapon system currently has small potential.

"The world is also facing ransomware, a new malware threat which is currently popular.

He said the malware attack could threat national security. It can disrupt everyone’s performance, no specific target. As the ransomware attacked sensitive data

for the state, it will be very dangerous and can affect national security,” he stated.

Other than disrupting national security, malware can also directly affect public life. “The recent ransomware virus that entered Indonesia aims to extort the victims. Their work is disrupted and can create frustration”.

Therefore, he said there is a need for collaboration between a number of countries to fight the entry of the malicious software. "This attack is a common enemy, so there must be cooperation with many countries to dispel cyber attacks," he said.


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The police has officially stopped the investigation of Muhammad Hidayat's

reporting on Kaesang Pangarep vlog. The investigation of the report was stopped because it did not meet the criminal element, as conveyed by Head of Police Public Relations of Metro Jaya Police, Commissary Argo Yuwono. "It is not proven that the investigation is stopped, if the investigation is stopped, there is no investigation

process”. He said, before the

investigation was stopped, his office

had held the case. Police have also questioned three

expert witnesses."Three expert witnesses namely IT, criminal and language experts, all said they did not find Kaesang do hate speech," he added.

Earlier, Muhammad Hidayat reported Kaesang to Metro Bekasi Police City over alleged blasphemy and hate

The Police Officially Terminated

the Controversial Kaesang Vlog

Case


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speech. Kaesang was suspected of hate speech through a vlog titled #BapakMintaProyek uploaded to his YouTube account. Hidayat himself also intended to report Head of Public Relations Division of Police Headquarters Irjen Setyo Wasisto.

Because he felt the latter slandered him and said that he often made report to the police to blackmail the reported party.

"To argue such unrighteousness of allegations, I will use my legal right as a citizen and report the Inspector General Police Setyo Wasisto to the authorities, both according to criminal law and the Police’s ethical code," said Hidayat.

Previously, it was known that Kaesang’s vlog #BapakMintaProyek was intended to insinuate those who like to take advantage of their parents’ position and request to be included in their projects. It was reported to the police, because of a sentence or words

that Kaesang said in the vlog that contained the blasphemy of religion and hate speech.

Kaesang was reported to Polresta Bekasi by Muhammad Hidayat and the report was made on July 2, 2017. Bekasi Head Police, Henrianto Bachtiar confirmed such report. However, he added, the police would require further information from the Hidayat.

Video #BapakMintaProyek, of 3 minute long, was uploaded on the Youtube page on Saturday, May 27, 2017. In the video, Kaesang seemed to be calling his father. During their phone conversation, Kaesang asked for a big project from the government.

"Dad, give me a trillion (Rupiah) project from the government," said Kaesang, who pretended to call Jokowi, which was responded by Jokowi in Javanese, “What are you saying, if you want to be successful and rich, you must work hard and don’t just expect for the easy part”.


GALLERY

Hundreds of family of service product seller of PT XL Axiata Tbk (XL Axiata)

participated in the program "Mudik Bareng XL". This annual program will bring them to their hometown in West Java, Central Java, Yogyakarta Special Region.

No less than 10 buses and 42 minibus Kijang Inova prepared for this homecoming.

Chief Commerce Officer of XL Axiata, Allan Bonke, released the departure of the mudik group from the Mega Kuningan area, Jakarta, Wednesday (21/6/2017).

A Form of Appreciation for their Product Retailers,

HomecomingXL Axiata Held Mass


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"We are very happy every time to release the departure of peer-to-peer travel program to the hometown to celebrate Lebaran. They are our vanguard of distributing service products to customers and society. It is important for us to strengthen our cooperation with our partners in the distribution channel and this program is a form of appreciation to our partners, "said Allan Bonke as Chief Commerce Officer of XL Axiata.

The participants of previous homecoming have been through the selection based on their respective performance. So, they are the links in XL Axiata product distribution line, which for the last year has shown maximum contribution in their respective marketing areas in Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi and Banten areas. They are the winners in the "Hot 151" program, which is a program for retailers to spur the sales

of Data service packages from April 1 to June 30, 2017.

Through the Hot 151 program, every sale of XL Data packets using Dompul via the * 151 # menu will earn points. Points collected can be redeemed for a variety of gifts. If during the period of the program a retail outlet is able to achieve the highest sales points, then they can get additional free Holiday prizes. Free homecoming is also an appreciation for the winners of "Hot 151" program for Jabodetabek and Banten region.

The cities destined for homecomers are, on the North line, covering Cirebon, Tegal, Pemalang, Pekalongan, Semarang, Solo. While in the South line, including Banjar, Tasik, Cilacap, Kebumen, Purwokerto, Purworejo, Yogya. Fleet minibus that leads participants to their homes. While the bus fleet will take to the nearest town from the destination.

Indihome Welcomes Its 2 Millionth Customer from Sorong

At the end of 2015, the number of IndiHome customers reaches one million. In the middle

of 2017, IndiHome celebrates another achievement in having

two million customers last June 30, 2017. The two millionth customer is Mr. Sukatman who lives at Jalan Durian, Malawili Village, Sorong Regency, West Papua Province.


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Director of Telkom Consumer Service, Mas’ud Khamid, said that two million IndiHome customers are a form of Telkom’s commitment through Indonesia Digital Network (IDN) to present high-speed internet access for Indonesia. IndiHome is now present across Indonesia by providing Triple Play service using fiber optic technology so they could give more benefits for people in Indonesia.

"Achieving the two millionth customer is the success and support of all parties, especially customers who keep trusting Telkom to provide Digital Home service that will support Smart Family. Therefore, we thank all IndiHome customers who are loyal in using Telkom services," Mas’ud said in Bandung, Wednesday (5/7).

Mas’ud added that the achievement becomes a right moment to raise the spirit, hard work, and smart work of all Telkom staffs to provide the best service for customers so the number of IndiHome customers would reach three million at the end of 2017.

Meanwhile, Mr. Sukatman as the two millionth IndiHome customer said he’s proud and happy because the presence of IndiHomewill give benefits to his activity as an employee of a company, and support his business. Besides that, his family enjoys digital home service provided by IndiHome. Triple Play service from IndiHome provides facilities to customers to enjoy high-speed internet access, interactive TV via UseeTV, and home telephone.


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Indosat Ooredoo knows the challenges their employees have to deal with especially those with kids during Lebaran holidays, the absence

of household maids. In responding to this situation, for Indosat Ooredoo employees, as well as a manifestation from one of Indosat’s corporate “Care” value, this company offered temporary daycare for their employees who have kids age 2 y/o 8 y/o, and 2D Animation Class for kids age 10 y/o 15 y/o.

Available facilities at this daycare, among others were play area, rest area, and healthy snacks daily. This facility had experienced facilitators who will accompany and invite the kids to interactive activities.

2D Animation Class was a mean for the youngsters to sharpen their creativity in benefitting digital

technology. Positive utilization of digital technology will benefit the kids’ mindset development.

Both activities were carried through 2 weeks, one week before Lebaran, and one week after Lebaran. Temporary Daycare and 2D Animation Class were both located at Indosat Ooredoo headquarter.

“We realize the sacrifice of our employees’ family when Indosat Ooredo employees had to do their job in handling the increasing network demand during Ramadhan and Eid Fitr. Therefore we organized this daycare and 2D Animation Class so the parents could monitor their kids closely. These kids could also get a fun knowledge while spending their school holidays,” said Jeremiah Ratadhi, Indosat Ooredo Group Head Culture Transformation.

Indosat Ooredoo Facilitates Their Employees’ Kids in Spending Lebaran Holidays


GADGET REVIEW

In the beginning of 3rdQ of this year, ASUS launches its latest notebook gaming, ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM. The gadget comes in bold silver,

more futuristic and challenging from the previous 15’ Republic of Gamers notebook.

Being fresh in appearance, important components responsible of processing the computation system are also renewed. ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM is now equipped with Windows 10

operating system and 7th generation of Intel processor.

“We install the latest Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor to enable the notebook operating faster,” said Galip Fu, ASUS Indonesia Country Marketing Manager. “The processor works very fast thanks to its maximum frequency that runs at 3.8GHz”.

Previously, ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM version offered gaming performance with the support of

ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM

now in Futuristic


Silver

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Intel processor generation 7. “In this notebook, ASUS re-enhance the processor to be more sophisticated”.

Meanwhile, for the graphic card, the gadget gets additional graphic card GTX1060 from Nvidia. This monster ability graphic card works very well even to process AAA type game.

“In several test, the Nvidia Pascal architecture based graphic card can produce a good gaming performance for example high frame per second in Full HD resolution, low power consumption and minimum noise”, Galip explained. Of course this graphic chip becomes best recommendation for gamers who want best gaming experience.

For reference, graphic Pascal based is the first GPU made with 16 nanometers FinFET fabrication technology. Consisting of 150 billion transistor producing high performance and at the same time offering very good energy efficiency for many computations. This card provides an ultimate sophistication

for a notebook, it can even beat the previous Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) GTX980 for desktop.

In addition to the latest Intel generation, this futuristic gaming has 16 GB RAM DDR4. ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM has storage base 256GB NVMe SSD PCle x4. It enables users to comfortably multitask and make the loading, booting processes faster and smoother. If it’s not enough, this notebook has storage memory using HDD bas up to 1000 GB. Seeing from different point of view, the aluminum panel at notebook cover will give a luxurious glow. With 23.5 mm thickness and 2.2 kg weight, ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM is the thinnest notebook gaming in its class.

Full Keyboard and Double Coolant System

ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM uses a


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full size chicklet keyboard, complete with backlight and pressure of 1.6mm that ensures users comfort during gaming. ASUS also add a special sign at WASD button to ease them playing game in a dim light.

What’s also interesting, keyboard for Strix notebook supports 30 keys anti ghosting keyboard.

With this feature, gamers can play game and hitting various buttons at same time to run instruction or to do certain movement in game without problem.

Users also do not need to worry for overheat. ASUS, which is the global main producer for motherboard creates Hyper Cool duo-copper thermal solution, installed in the CPU and GPU notebook ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM for maximum cooling. ASUS also inserts IceCool Technology feature that will keep the part of notebook that touches the hands cool.

Nvidia GeForce GTX1060 graphic card has among others specifications like 6GB GDDRS 128-bit, designed to support hard gaming. With such graphic card specification for middle-upper class, of course various hard gaming with the latest technology can run on high resolution and details.

Other than its sophisticated performance, the graphic card also supports port HDMI 4K2K output in case you want to project it on the monitor or play on bigger screen at maximum resolution. In addition, ASUS also the latest technology with port USB Type-C (USB 3.1 Gen 2) at high transfer data speed up to 20Gbps. Port USB Type-C has small and symmetrical shape, making it easy to install to USB port. In Indonesia, this elite portable gaming gadget is sold at Rp. 26,299,000 including ROG mouse and headset gaming.

Main Spec. ASUS ROG STRIX GL502VM G-SyncCPU Intel® Core™ i7-7700HQ Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.80 GHz)OS Microsoft Windows 10 HomeMemory DDR4 2133MHz 16GBStorage 2,5” SATA 1TB 7200rpm + 256GB PCIEx4 SSD NVMe PCIe SSDDisplay 15,6” Non-glare IPS Full HD (1920 x 1080)Graphics NVidia GeForce GTX1060M 6GB DDR5 (G-Sync), VR ReadyInput/Output 3x USB 3.0, 1x USB 3.1 Type-C, 1x HDMI port, 1x Mini port, 3-in-1 cardreader (SD/SDXC)Camera Built-in HD Camera and array micConnectivity 802.11AC+BTAudio Dual Array Microphone, Bang & Olufsen ICEpower with SonicMasterWeight 2.2KgDimension 39.0(W) x 26.6(D) x 3.01 (H) cmKeyboard Anti-ghosting Illuminated chiclet keyboard, 1,6mm of key travel distance, specially designed WASD cursor keysSpecial Design Alumunium alloy body, Elegant and modern lines, New ROG Strix designBattery 4 cells, 4120mAhMSRP Rp26.299.000 (free ROG mouse)Warranty 2 years full global warranty


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