SaaS Wave in Indonesia
While the SaaS wave has taken many developed countries by storm, the prevalence of this business and delivery model is still relatively low in Southeast Asia. With its digital economy estimated to reach USD 130 billion by 2025, Indonesia is an important market to crack. As such, understanding how Indonesians are reacting towards the SaaS model is key to unlocking the potential of the rest of the region.
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Navigating Market Opportunities in Indonesia’s E-commerce
Learn why Indonesia’s E-commerce industry is set to grow to an $82 billion industry and how you can take advantage of this trend. This 40-page deep-dive report includes: Insights from industry insiders Data on Indonesians’ e-commerce behaviour Key drivers and opportunities in the market
Inside Indonesia – 16,000 Islands of Opportunities
How is Indonesia becoming Southeast Asia’s biggest home to startup unicorns? In this 15-slides presentation, you will get bite-size information about: The unicorns of Indonesia The key drivers to Indonesian startup ecosystem Key trends on startup investments and growth industries in Indonesia
Ravenry Wins NextDev 2019 Competition by Telkomsel
NextDev, organised by Indonesia’s largest telecommunications carrier Telkomsel, is an annual technology event aimed at promoting technology startups in Indonesia. Ravenry was one of the winners in 2019 NextDev’s Startup Scouting competition beating hundreds of other startups across Indonesia. Ravenry was chosen for the social impact it brings to Indonesian professionals through its knowledge work […]
Ravenry And Telco Giant NTT Collaborate To Go Global
Ravenry is one of the winners of NTT Communications 2018 Startup Challenge held in Indonesia. As the largest telco in Japan, NTT has helped Ravenry open many doors into new collaboration opportunities to the largest companies in Japan. Such strong backing has helped Ravenry generate credibility as a young startup amongst many Japanese organisations.
A Fertile Archipelago for Unicorns
Indonesia is one of the fastest-growing countries in the world. A report by PWC states that Indonesia will become the fourth largest country by GDP in the world by 2050. This is evident in the past few years as the country’s GDP has consistently been growing at more than 5% annually (vs. 3% global average). The country is already the biggest economy in Southeast Asia with more than USD 1 trillion in GDP.
From Jakarta to East Kalimantan: Is Indonesia’s capital move a smart city agenda?
In August 2019, President Joko Widodo has announced that Indonesia is moving its capital city from Jakarta to East Kalimantan. Indonesia’s new capital is going to be located somewhere in the municipalities of Kutai Kartanegara and Penajam Paser Utara in East Kalimantan (Borneo Island).
