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The study aims to comprehensively understand the tech, gather input and develop a comprehensive framework to support the adoption of e-SIM offering improved security and convenience and flexibility in managing communication services.
The emphasis on integrated digitalisation of public services coupled with the Ministry of Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform's efforts, aims to create a better and more efficient future for citizens through digital transformation.
Remote Sensing Research Center (PRPJ) and Space Research Organization (ORPA) are collaborating to utilise remote sensing for palm oil agriculture, enhancing productivity to gain more reliable accuracy of the results.
Robotic Telesurgery leverages the optimisation of the 5G network, enabling surgeons to perform remote and real-time surgical procedures on patients to enable better outcomes and experience.
Enhancing the cybersecurity resilience in Indonesia, the State Cyber and Code Agency (BSSN) and the Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP) have enriched the new policy to better deal with cyber threats.
The Financial Service Authority emphasises the importance of incorporating technology into financial service oversight for enhanced efficiency, accuracy, and transparency, including the use of AI in detecting misleading advertisements and credit analysis.
The National Consumer Protection Agency (BPKN) is looking to ensure better security for Indonesia Syariah Bank (BSI) from cyber attacks in light of the recent digital incursions on the industry.
Fostering economic empowerment and regional progress, the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology in Indonesia aims to guide and support 20,000 UMKMs across 15 priority regions, driving digital transformation and contributing to economic recovery.
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