This document provides information on the IT infrastructure of the Jakarta local government. It discusses that Jakarta is the capital and largest city of Indonesia, located on Java island, with a population of nearly 10 million as of 2013. It describes the basic administrative structure of Jakarta and lists the various bodies, bureaus, agencies, and units that make up the local government. It then summarizes the key IT infrastructure that supports e-government services, including the data center, disaster recovery center, networks, security systems, and facilities. Plans for future improvements are also outlined, such as upgrading the data center, expanding the fiber optic network, increasing public Wi-Fi access, and developing a single platform to integrate all licensing

1. IT Infrastructure of Jakarta Local Government
WeGO, e-Government Training 2014
Seoul, April 6 - 13 2014

2. ABOUT JAKARTA
 Jakarta known as the Special Capital Region of
Jakarta is the capital and largest city of Indonesia
 Officially, Jakarta is not a city, but a province with
special status as the capital of Indonesia
 Located on the northwest coast of Java island, Jakarta
is the country's economic, cultural and political
centre
 The area of the Jakarta is 7,659.02km2 (661.52km2 of
land area and 6,997.5 km2 of sea area)
 Jakarta has 9,988,329 populations in December 2013
 Jakarta's economy is mainly supported by the trade,
services, property, creative industries, finance and
manufacturing

3. ABOUT JAKARTA
 Jakarta known as the Special Capital Region of
Jakarta is the capital and largest city of Indonesia
 The Special Capital Region of Jakarta headed by a
governor
 Jakarta is divided into five administrative cities /
municipalities, each headed by a mayor and one
administrative regency headed by a regent
 The administrative municipalities of Jakarta are
Central Jakarta, West Jakarta, South Jakarta, East
Jakarta and North Jakarta
 The administrative regency of Jakarta is Thousand
Islands, is a collection of 110 small islands located on
Java Sea
 Jakarta has 44 sub districts and 267 urban villages

4. INSTITUTIONAL OF JAKARTA LOCAL
GOVERNMENT
 11 Bodies
 10 Bureau
 20 Agencies
 180 Units of local government (SKPD).
 567 Local Units of local government (UKPD).
 6 General hospitals.
 5 Municipalities with offices of administrative city.
 1 Regency with offices of administrative regency.
 44 Sub-districts with 44 offices of sub-districts and 44 public clinics of sub-district.
 267 Urban-villages with 257 village offices and 234 public clinics of village .
 4 Public kindergartens.
 2397 Public primary schools.
 285 Public junior high schools.
 115 Public senior high schools.

5. LEGAL BASIS
The implementation of e-Government in Indonesia and Jakarta based on :
 Presidential Instruction No. 6/2001 about Telecommunications, Media and Informatics
 Presidential Instruction No. 3/2003 about National Strategy and Policy of e-Gov.
Development
 Governor Regulations No. 16/2008 about Master Plan of Information and
Communication Technology
 Governor Regulations No. 18/2011 about Implementation Services of e-Deed (e-Akta)
 Governor Regulations No. 76/2011 about Procedure for Issuance of Electronic ID Card
(e-KTP)
 Governor Regulations No. 224/2012 about Payment and Reporting on Business
Transactions of hotel tax, restaurant tax, entertainment tax and parking tax through
online system
 Governor Regulations No. 74/2013 about Accelerating the Implementation of
Electronic Road Pricing (ERP)
 Governor Instruction No. 92/2013 about Implementation of One Stop Services Online
 Official Letter of Secretary of Jakarta Local Government No. 16/SE/2011 about
Obligation to Use e-Procurement System

6. LEGAL
 Increasing the availability of telecommunication
infrastructures, electricity and energy to support the
city's economic activity
 Increasing public participation and transparent and
accountable governance
 Improving public services
Planning

7. LEGAL
 Providing internet facilities in public space evenly with the development of
systems and telecommunications networks at government offices, public
service centers, and public places
 Developing Spatial Information Systems
 Structuring parking system
 Institutional development of efficient and effective government
 Transparent financial management and accountability
 Increasing the tax and licensing service that is transparent and accountable
by making use of information technology
 Increasing public participation and stakeholders in the development
process
Strategy

8. INFRASTRUCTURE
 Data Center
o Balaikota 3rd floor.
o Mainframe IBM z11.
o Server farm.
 Disaster Recovery Center (DRC)
o Mainframe IBM z9 and Cloud Server.
o Backup Server.
 Data Link
o There are every agencies and integrated with Communication, Informatics and Public Relation
Agency.
 Security
o Firewall througput 10 Gbps and 3.000.000 pps (64 Bytes).
o Dedicated Server Antivirus, desktop Antivirus.
 Support Facilities
o Bandwidth Internet IIX 200 Mbps and Internasional Bandwidth Internet 100 Mbps.
o Fibre Optic up to 1 Gbps where spread to 21 Technical Agencies.
o Fibre Optic up to 10 Mbps where spread to every Agencies.
o VPN MPLS up to 1 Mbps where spread to Sub-district offices and Village offices.
o VPN VSAT up to 192 Kbps where spread to 11 agencies in 1000 Islands
 Maintenance and inventory.

9. INFRASTRUCTURE
5 Kota Administratif
/ Administrative
Municipalities (FO)
4 Samsat /
Vehicle Tax
Offices (FO)
1 Administrative
Regency with 2 Sub-
Districts & 6 Villages
(VSAT)
42 Kecamatan /
Sub-Districts
(vpn mpls)
261 Kelurahan /
Urban-villages
(vpn mpls)
FREE Wifi
City Parks, Bus
Stations, Busway Stops,
Train Stations
10 Dinas Teknis
/ Technical
Agencies (FO)
34 Puskesmas /
Public Clinics
(vpn mpls)
4 UPT KIR /
Integrated Service
Units (vpn mpls)
5 Samling /
Around Units of
Vehicle Tax (3G)

10. INFRASTRUCTURE

11. INFRASTRUCTURE

12. INFRASTRUCTURE

13. INFRASTRUCTURE

14. INFRASTRUCTURE

15. INFRASTRUCTURE
Vehicle Tax Service

16. INFRASTRUCTURE
 Websites
 jakarta.go.id
 beritajakarta.com
 lpse.jakarta.go.id
 dpp.jakarta.go.id/online
 ptsp.jakarta.go.id
 etc.

17. UNDER PROCESS
 Settling Data Center to the Standard TIA (Telecommunication Industrial Association)
942.
 Improved facility of NOC (Network Operations Center) on Data Center room
 Development of DRC (Disaster Recovery Center)
 Development of Fiber Optic (FO) to the agencies, sub districts, villages, hospitals, public
clinics
 Increasing the number of WiFi / Free Hotspot in public areas
 Integration of all licensing services (include the applications) in a single application
 Improved facilities of ITS (Intelligent Transport System) implementation
 Improved facilities of CCTV Jakarta
 Planning to implement the use of a smart card for all needs: healthcare, life style,
education, tax, social, transportation and the others

18. SETTLING DATA CENTER
 Settling first time since its foundation in 1974.
 Target:
 Standard Telecommunication Industrial Association (TIA) 942.
 DC Tier III implementation.
 Being a central of data center for applications that are managed by agencies / units in Jakarta local government.

19. DEVELOPMENT OF FIBER OPTIC
 Network expansion
for coverage Intranet
and Internet:
 Public access
 Internal access
 Increased speed /
performance.
 The main backbone
toward Jakarta Smart
City.

20. WI-FI AREA
Wi-Fi Hotspot Area with Bandwidth up to 3 Mbps
 City Park : ayodia, Menteng, Monas, Suropati,
Lembang
 TransJakarta Stops : overall Sudirman–Thamrin
 Local Government Building : Municipal Building and
5 administrative city
 Health Center: overall health center of Sub District
 General Hospital: Pasar Rebo, Duren Sawit, Budhi
Asih, Tarakan, Cengkareng, dan Koja
 Sport Stations : Bulungan, Velodrom, Sunter, Kelapa
Gading
 Train Stations: Sudirman, Juanda, Tebet, Tanjung
Barat, Gambir, Senen, Tanah Abang, Jatinegara,
Manggarai
 Bus Terminal: Kalideres, Kp. Rambutan,
Pulogadung, Rawamangun, Blok M, Senen, Tanah
Abang

21. INTEGRATION OF ALL LICENSING SERVICES

22. INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEM (ITS)
 integration between information
systems and communications
technology with transport
infrastructure, vehicles and road users
 Manage and use resources shared data
between the various systems of
information management
 For the collection and management of
information using a standard ITS 3
devices :
o CCTV
o Auto Traffic Control System (ATCS)
o Camera Counting

23. CCTV
 CCTV in protocol and arterial road
 CCTV in City Parks
 CCTV in floodgates
 CCTV in government buildings
 CCTV in transJakarta bus stop

24. SMART CARD “ONE 4 ALL”
One for All
“Just attach your Card”
Transportation
Busway
Taxi
Commuter
line
Clinic & hospital
Museum
Canteen
School
fees
Internet TV
Pay TV
Merchant
retribution
School help
Cinema
Land &
building taxSocial aid
Assurance

25. THANK YOU Dede Miftah Sururi
dede@jakarta.go.id