Government As A Catalyst For A More Inclusive Economy 2022 | OpenGov Asia | 25 August 2022 | Virtual

This large archipelago is made up of more than 300 ethnic groups spread over its 17,500 islands, a dispersion that resulted in microcultures within the nation. Despite this, the country is collectivistic and inclusive in its culture and economic agenda. In fact, the government’s plan aims to ensure that technological transformation will be for all, especially for the small and medium enterprises that make up most of Indonesia’s economy.

Indonesia is in its demographic window, which explains its high level of productivity. This is a demographic stage where a more significant portion of a country’s population is in its productive years. It is a time when countries historically experience even double-digit economic growth rates. Thus, it was no surprise that Making Indonesia 4.0 was launched in 2018 when industry, OT, IT, demographics, and innovation accelerators collided.

Managing the innovation process successfully is complicated. The focus of this discussion is on the approaches nonprofits, businesses, educational institutions, government agencies and other organizations can employ to develop an inclusive innovation ecosystem to improve their communities’ well-being. Specifically, it is argued that government can be a catalyst,” a representative coalition of collaborators, may prove to be the most significant entity in this process due to its coordinating role, fundraising capacity and results-driven orientation.

Cloud technology could achieve the government’s goals of diversifying industries, having greater economic inclusion, and improving the distribution of wealth amongst the Indonesian nationals. The cheaper costs involved in using cloud technology ensure a lower entry barrier even for the likes of the Tokopedia and halodoc

We will be discussing:
• Exploring how cloud technology provides the infrastructure for highly interactive and responsive public services
• Understanding how cloud computing can result in higher efficiency in dispensing public service
• Discovering how cloud technology could help maximise organisational resources
• Investigating how a cloud strategy will speed up processes, deployment, and flexibility in delivering high-volume exchange of information without limitation
• Discover how cloud technology can serve as a platform for diversifying industries within the country
• Reducing costs and maximising precious resources of the public sector even with the enlarged capacity for storage and application deployment
• Ensuring compliance with data privacy laws by understanding security components on the cloud
• Understand how a cloud strategy is an effective tool for greater financial and economic inclusion within a nation
• Establishing collaboration with teams of cloud and security experts to ensure a successful cloud strategy
• Uncovering how cloud technology enables integration and facilitates collaboration among government institutions and the private sector

2022 Speakers

Setiaji
Chief of Digital Transformation Office, Ministry of Health, Republic of Indonesia

Mohammad Ghozie Indra Dalel
Country Manager, Indonesia, Worldwide Public Sector, Amazon Web Services

Mohit Sagar
CEO & Editor-in-Chief, OpenGov Asia

2022 Sponsors

• Aws
• OpenGov