Seminar TIK Indosat - 17/12/'14 - Presentasi PT Telkom - Alip Priyono

Winning in Digital Era

Seminar ICT Outlook 2015-2020e-Indonesia Initiative ForumJakarta, 17 Desember 2014

ALIP PRIYONOVice President IT Strategy and GovernancePT. Telkomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk.

OutlineDigital Trends

Indonesia Digital Network (IDN) 2020

Kesimpulan

TIMES Hub

Digital Trends

Seminar ICT Outlook 2015

Digital Disruption (3rd Platform)Nexus of Forces (S-M-A-C)

Source : IDC, 2013

The 3rd Platform is also called Nexus of Forces

Source : Gartner, 2013

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“S M A R T” Technology Empowered by Nexus

Source : Gartner (Oktober 2014)

/ Internet of Things

/ 3D Printing

/ Wearable for decision making

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ICT Indonesia TodayBerada di Bawah Beberapa Negara ASEAN (WEF & ITU)

Source: Global Information technology Report, World Economic Forum 2014

Source: Measuring The Information Society, ITU 2013

#2 Singapore

#30 Malaysia

#64 Indonesia dari 148 negara

World Economic Forum 2014#15 Singapore

#59 Malaysia

#97 Indonesia

ITU 2013

#58 Brunei Darussalam

#95 Thailand

WEF Mengukur Lebih Holistik(termasuk impact : ecomonic & social)

ICT Readiness

(infrastructure, access)

ICT Use(intensity))

ICT Capability

(skills)

ICT Development Index

ICT Impact(outcome)

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Networked Readiness Indonesia dibanding negara lower-middle income lainnya

... Indonesia memiliki ranking yang baik dari sisi affordability, business

environment serta business usage

... Indonesia masuk dalam kategori The Rising Star, dimana skornya

tumbuh diatas rata-rata

Source: Global ICT Index 2014, World Economic Forum

Networked Readiness Indonesia walaupun pertumbuhannya termasuk yang besar namun sebagian besar indikator masih dibawah negara-negara BRICS

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Related WEF Indicator (dari 32 indikator terdapat 19 indikator yang direct related ke IDN)

3.01 Electricity production, kWh/capita ...............................104 ............ 748.13.02 Mobile network coverage, % pop. ....................................1 ..... .......100.03.03 Int’l Internet bandwidth, kb/s per user............................77 ...... ........17.13.04 Secure Internet servers/million pop. ............................105 ....... .........3.93.05 Accessibility of digital content* ....................................80 ..... .........4.94.01 Prepaid mobile cellular tariffs, PPP $/min. .....................45 ....... .......0.164.02 Fixed broadband Internet tariffs, PPP $/month ..............56 ...... ......28.484.03 Internet & telephony competition, 0–2 (best) ................84 ....... .......1.766.01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop. ............................61 ..... .......114.26.02 Individuals using Internet, %........................................112 ... ........15.46.03 Households w/ personal computer, % ...........................103 ...... .......15.16.04 Households w/ Internet access, % .................................117 ............... 6.56.05 Fixed broadband Internet subs./100 pop. ....................103 ..... ........1.26.06 Mobile broadband subscriptions/100 pop. .....................54 ....... ......31.66.07 Use of virtual social networks* ........................................48 ........ .......5.97.01 Firm-level technology absorption* ..................................46 ............... 5.17.02 Capacity for innovation* ..................................................24 ........ .......4.47.03 PCT patents, applications/million pop. ..........................103 ........ .......0.17.04 Business-to-business Internet use* .................................63 ........ .......4.97.05 Business-to-consumer Internet use* ...............................31 ........ .......5.27.06 Extent of staff training* ....................................................25 ............... 4.68.01 Importance of ICTs to gov’t vision* ..................................42 ........ .......4.48.02 Government Online Service Index, 0–1 (best) .................67 ........ .....0.508.03 Gov’t success in ICT promotion* ......................................53 ........ .......4.5

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Program Indonesia Digital Network (IDN) 2020

Indonesia Toward :• TOP 40 in 2020• TOP 3 among >100 mio pop countries

World Economic Forum Framework

TOP 60in 2015

(TOP 4 among >100 mio pop countries)

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2015 Dukungan Pemerintah2020

• 20 juta household fixed broadband

• 30 kota mobile broadband

• InCo Right of Way backbone

• Alokasi slot orbit satelit untuk penam-bahan satelit baru

• ISP Cyber Security System•Cloud computing for

Government & Business use•100K sqm Data Center

•Adopsi e-government dan platform e-logistic, e-health secara nasional•Insentif untuk industri kreatif digital serta proteksi terhadap HAKI produk TIK

•Nationwide Cyber Security System

•Nationwide Cloud computing for Government, Business & individual use

•500K sqm Data Center


• 30 juta household fixed broadband

• 200 kota mobile broadband

• Penataan alokasi spectrum frekuensi untuk LTE

• InCo Right of way access

• 100% broadband kota/kabupaten

• signal mobile coverage: 60% desa

•100% broadband di kecamatan

•Signal mobile coverage: 100% desa

•Pembentukan Badan Cyber Security Nasional•Regulasi National Hubber•Enforcement PP 82 /2012 tentang penyelengaraan Transaksi Elektronik

•Smart City (ibukota provinsi)

•Accelerating digital creative community

•Nationwide ecosystem-based apps (e-logistic, e-education, e-health, e-tourism, etc.)

•100% Internet access penetration in school

•Nurturing digital creative community

• Implementing 100% of e-government at Kabupaten/kota

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Indonesia Digital Network (IDN) 2020Jalan Tol Informasi Indonesia

IDN 2015-2020•Menghubungkan masyarakat Indonesia kepada dunia secara digital•Mewujudkan kesetaraan akses informasi digital kepada masyarakat, baik kota maupun desa di seluruh Indonesia.•Jalan tol informasi pita lebar untuk memperkokoh:

– persatuan Indonesia,– kedaulatan informasi Indonesia,– Konektivitas social & ekonomi.

•Jembatan komunikasi dan informasi secara online program-program nasional,

– Indonesia Sehat (e-health), – Indonesia Cerdas (e-education), – Indonesia Transparan (e-government),– Indonesia Efisien (e-logistic)– dsb.

Quick Win IDN 2015•100% sekolah terhubung Internet, •20 juta rumah tangga siap pita lebar•100% kabupaten terhubung Internet pita lebar dan e-gov, •60% desa terlayani seluller, •20 kota mempunyai pusat pengembangan industri kreatif digital

IDN 2020•Indonesia masuk Top 40 (dunia) dan Top 3 (diantara Negara-Negara berpenduduk > 100jt) untuk kesiapan infrastruktur telematika versi WEF (World Economic Forum)•30 juta rumah tangga siap pita lebar•100% kecamatan terhubung internet pita lebar•100% desa terlayani seluller•Ibu kota propinsi sudah menjadi smart city

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Telecommunication - Information -Media - Edutainment - Services (TIMES) Hub


Aspiration to be Regional TIMES Hub

Indonesia

Vision of Indonesia as a ‘Global Maritime Nexus’(Poros Maritim Dunia)

APEC Summit, Beijing, 10 Nov 2014

BenchmarkDubai become

one of the most important

aviation hub in the world

Forbes Asia, June 2016

InspirationInspiration

More subscribers (Eyeballs)

Broadband Networks

Indonesia Global Networks

Global FootprintIMES - DICO

Telkom Group could develop Indonesia as new

regional hub for TIMES (Telecommunication, Information, Media,

Edutainment & Service)

Telkom’s Main Programs

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Aviation Hub as Metaphor for TIMES Hub

Passenger Terminal #1

Feedertransport

Seoul

Paris

flight route

“Intl. Cable”

Emirates“Telin”Airport A

Passenger Terminal #2

Air France“Orange”

Tourism“Content”

Emirates“Telin”

Alliance“?”

flight ro

ute

“Intl. Cable”

Airport BEmirates“Telin”

Korean Air“K T”

Alliance“?”

Passenger Transport

“Data Center A” “Data Center B”

Business Venue“Content”

“Connectivity on Data Center”

Dubai Airport Hub

“Indonesia TIMES Hub”

-Ground Handling-Hotel

-Shopping Area

“-Electrical-Security-Storage”

“Local Content”

“Domestic

Netw

ork (IDN)”

Local Object

Domestic Cities

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Content is key in TIMES Hub Development

Considering:§Cost§‘Travel’ Time (Latency)

Considering:§Cost§‘Travel’ Time (Latency)

Key Drivers for TIMES Hub Development :§Bring Content into Hub Location§Connectivity between Hub and eyeballs market

“If we can move out Eiffel Tower from Paris to Indonesia, then even French people will fly to Indonesia to see it”

Pattern Change

However, it should start from building connectivity since Content will consider it to choose the Hosting location

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TIMES Hub Ecosystem Development

PortalContent

E-Commerce

ASPsCDNWeb HostingCloud

IXP IPTxIPTx

IP ConnectivityIP ConnectivityData

Centre Global Connectivity

AdvertisingAdvertising

ISPs

Consumer / Business

ISPs

Carriers

Global Market

Net N

eutral

Enabler

P1P1

P2P2

P3P3

P4P4

P5P5

P6P6Ref : Shawn Doneel, MIT, 2002

P1 : Expanding Global ReachP2 : Portfolio StrategyP3 : Carrier Neutral Data CentreP4 : Enabler PlatformP5 : Attracting ContentP6 : Business Support

Key Initiatives

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Indonesia Global NetworksTo cater the growth of Internet Traffic, Telkom Group through Telin have developed International Infrastructure called Indonesia Global Network (IGN)…..

Cable System Coverage

TIS Cable Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand

DMCS Indonesia, Malaysia

BSCS Indonesia, Singapore

AAG Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippine, Brunei, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Guam, Hawaii, USA

SJC Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, Philippine, Hong Kong, China, Japan

Existing Infrastructure

Cable System Coverage

SMW5 Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Oman, UAE, Djibouti, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Italy, France

SEA US Indonesia, Philippine, Guam, Hawaii, USA

IGG Major Cities of Indonesia to Singapore, also connecting SEA-US to SMW5

Recent Development

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Carrier Neutral Data Centre Configuration

“HUB”

Seamless Connectivity East IDC

JKT IDCSBY IDC

HK DCSG DC

“Spoke”“Spoke”

SMW5

Malaysia, Brunei

SEA US

Australia

STAR DC EDC

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Data Centre Risk Index

Source : Hurleypalmerflatt, Cushman & Wakefield, & Source8 for DCRI Riset , 2013

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Media Access Content Hub (MaCH)Integration Layer between Content and Enabler Platform

PortalContent

E-Commerce

ASPsCDNWeb HostingCloud

Advertising

Carrier Neutral Data Center

Enabler

MaCH

MaCH

Media Access Content Hub

• Partnership with Content Provider/Content Aggregator

• Partnership with OVP (Online Video Player)

• Partnership with broadcaster/live streamer

• Installation and integration• Service launch

ISPs

Consumer / Business

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The API Platform/Factory EcosystemAPI Platform/Factory is the mechanism for an organization in exposing access (API) to their assets (user experiences, data, and services) to an existing or expanded ecosystem of customers, employees, partners and the public. API Platform/Factory can serve as the “hub” that relates API owners and Content Providers.

CSP Digital Business as a Platform

API PlatformSandbox

API as product

AuthenticationService Delivery Platform

OSSBSSCharging IMS ……LocationUser Profile Identity

Services

ProductsWeb Services

Enterprise Service Bus

Analytics

mBaaS

Security

Developer Portal

Mash-upMonetization

MeteringAuthorize

• Quick TTM• Agile• Fail Cheaply

Examples of Ecosystemand Industry VerticalsPartners

API

DeveloperCampus Program

Startup

API

SMEInnovation, Apps

Monetization,User Reach

Solutions & Services

Revenue share

Inno

vativ

e Se

rvic

es

Subs

crip

tion

$$

Harnessing 3rd

party developers for Innovation

Subscriber

Partner APIsPublic/ Open APIs

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Kesimpulan


Kesimpulan

Indonesia tidak bisa menghindari tren digital dan pilihannya adalah menang atau kalah. Untuk menang di era digital, dibutuhkan inisiatif yang mampu mengadakan transformasi.

Salah satu cara mewujudkan IDN 2020 adalah hub platform, berupa TIMES Hub dan API Platform/Factory. TIMES Hub memungkinkan content attraction ke dalam trafik nasional. API Factory melakukan akselerasi content creation. Keduanya berkontribusi untuk pengembangan ekosistem digital.

Indonesia Digital Network (IDN) 2020 adalah inisiatif TELKOM untuk melakukan transformasi digital dengan mempercepat pengembangan konektivitas broadband yang mendukung pertumbuhan ekonomi bangsa.

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Terima kasih . . .


Media Access Content Hub (MaCH)

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Application Programming Interface (API) Definition

Mobility

Cloud

Social

Analytics

How services are delivered and interacted

How services are made available

How services turn into insights

How services are discovered

APIsHow things connect

APIs are the glue “smack in the middle of SMAC”

While API is not a new term, it is trending as the Digital Era arise with the four (4) key technology: Social, Mobility, Analytics, and Cloud. API serves as the digital glue, providing means in accessing services and data, that connecting things on how services are discovered, made available, delivered, interacted, and turned into insights.

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The Latest Evolution of Application Enablement

Used IT Paradigm Application / Solution

Deve

lopm

ent o

ver T

ime

Mainframe

Client-Server

Web & Component

SOA & WOA

APIs

Banking Systems Airline Reservation Systems

ERPs CRMs

eCommerce Websites Portals

Composite Applications

SaaS & Cloud Computing

enablesenables

enablesenables

enablesenables

enablesenables

enablesenables

Mobile / Social Extensions

Flexible / Evolving Services

Monetized Services

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