This document analyzes mobile phone usage in Indonesia from 2013. It finds that Indonesia has a population of 240 million, 220 million of whom use mobile phones. Nielsen surveys showed smartphone ownership growing to 50% of the mobile market by 2012. Urban users were more likely to own smartphones than rural users. Low-end phones were popular for their affordable prices and content, while premium phones were popular for their design, capabilities and applications. The top mobile manufacturers in Indonesia were Nokia, Blackberry, Samsung, and LG. SMS and text messaging were the most common mobile phone activities. Younger users and more educated users were more likely to own smartphones.
Q1 2015 Indonesia Mobile Data Report based on MoboMarket Users Data ResearchBaidu Indonesia
MoboMarket released a report on the trend of the use of Android smartphones in Indonesia in the first quarter of 2015. The report titled "Q1 / 2015 Indonesian Mobile Data Report, based on MoboMarket Users Data Research" was compiled based on the results of research on the habits MoboMarket users in Indonesia.
MoboMarket is a special Android application store developed by Baidu, as well as the first application store that focuses on providing local applications of Indonesia. By the end of March 2015, MoboMarket has been downloaded 10 million times and has more than 3 million monthly active users (monthly active users) in Indonesia.
Philippines has been slow off the marks when it comes to smartphone penetration and mobile internet usage but it's starting to catch up fast.
Our report looks at the trends among the feature phone and smartphone users in the country of 97 million people.
Q1 2015 Indonesia Mobile Data Report based on MoboMarket Users Data ResearchBaidu Indonesia
MoboMarket released a report on the trend of the use of Android smartphones in Indonesia in the first quarter of 2015. The report titled "Q1 / 2015 Indonesian Mobile Data Report, based on MoboMarket Users Data Research" was compiled based on the results of research on the habits MoboMarket users in Indonesia.
MoboMarket is a special Android application store developed by Baidu, as well as the first application store that focuses on providing local applications of Indonesia. By the end of March 2015, MoboMarket has been downloaded 10 million times and has more than 3 million monthly active users (monthly active users) in Indonesia.
Philippines has been slow off the marks when it comes to smartphone penetration and mobile internet usage but it's starting to catch up fast.
Our report looks at the trends among the feature phone and smartphone users in the country of 97 million people.
ANTS | Indonesia Digital Landscape - TechInAsia 2015
Bước tranh người dùng và tổng quan các chỉ số thị trường Online Digital Indonesia.
Thị trường quảng cáo trực tuyến Indonesia 2015
Thị trường Thương mại điện tử Indonesia 2015
Thị trường Mobile người dùng internet Indonesia 2015
Thị trường Nội dung số Indonesia 2015
Mức độ tăng trưởng của nền kinh tế Số tại Indonesia 2015
Presentasi trend digital 2015 di Indonesia, merupakan hasil gabungan beberapa referensi dari slide yang ada di slide share. di gabung dengan kebutuhan user dan behavior user. Slide ini digunakan sebagai salah satu modul pengajaran tim Litbang DepKes tgl 25-28 Maret 2015 di Pusdiklat, Bandung
Hi! This deck is a compilation of Indonesia internet stats collected from many sources. Provides some insights related to internet, mobile, and eCommerce penetration in Indonesia.
A lot of people are clueless about Indonesia in terms of technology adoption. A mysterious country with a lot of loud mobile-based consumers, a potential market and target for big global internet companies.
This slide will explain about Indonesia's daily user activities, mobile adoption, digital landscape and startup-scene. It should give you a clearer picture of Indonesia' digital industry.
Indonesia is the one of the most populated country in the world. Considered to be the fastest emerging market, with more than 280 millions mobile phone subscription and fourth largest Facebook user, its considered as one of the biggest potential digital market in APAC
This is a compilation of facts and figures that paint a picture about the digital landscape of Indonesia. A few highlights are below:
1. Growing Love For the Internet
Internet penetration is growing in Indonesia as close to 24% Indonesians are now connected. Primary activity on the internet still remains social networking. However, multimedia, news & blogs are gaining popularity.
2. Mobile and Internet goes hand-in-hand
Over 78% Indonesians access internet with their mobile phones. This is fueled by the cheaper handsets, inexpensive data charges & growing popularity of social networks.
3. Smartphones gain popularity
Android overtook Blackberry as the #1 smartphone OS in Indonesia as 1 in every 4 Indonesian now owns a smartphone.
4. Social Media becomes a daily habit
Over 61% claim social media to be an integral part of their daily lives. They claim to be more inclined to purchase a brand if engaged with it on social media.
5. Indonesian moms are online via mobile
Over 70% of SES ABC1 Moms (kids under 5) are online via mobile. This makes it imperative for marketers and advertisers to revise their strategy to go mobile-first.
Google commissioned GfK to conduct a landmark study in Indonesia to gain insights into digital habits of Indonesian consumers. Using a passive metering approach, detailed consumer habits can be uncovered.
Talking about digital media, especially social media always been interesting, the progress is so fast, there are some platforms come and becoming an instant hits and there is also a tremendous first phenomenal among us but at this moment already becoming obsolete, I hope this slide will give you some idea of how the current digital landscape, especially in Indonesia.
Indonesia is dominating social media statistics. Already home to the biggest twitter city, we look at how Indonesian's love affair with social media is evolving to include ecommerce, political campaigns, and much more.
All the stats, data, and trends you need to understand the state of the internet, social media, and mobile in Southeast Asia in 2017. This report is part of a suite of reports brought to you by We Are Social and Hootsuite - read all the other reports for free at http://www.slideshare.net/wearesocialsg/presentations
ANTS | Indonesia Digital Landscape - TechInAsia 2015
Bước tranh người dùng và tổng quan các chỉ số thị trường Online Digital Indonesia.
Thị trường quảng cáo trực tuyến Indonesia 2015
Thị trường Thương mại điện tử Indonesia 2015
Thị trường Mobile người dùng internet Indonesia 2015
Thị trường Nội dung số Indonesia 2015
Mức độ tăng trưởng của nền kinh tế Số tại Indonesia 2015
Presentasi trend digital 2015 di Indonesia, merupakan hasil gabungan beberapa referensi dari slide yang ada di slide share. di gabung dengan kebutuhan user dan behavior user. Slide ini digunakan sebagai salah satu modul pengajaran tim Litbang DepKes tgl 25-28 Maret 2015 di Pusdiklat, Bandung
Hi! This deck is a compilation of Indonesia internet stats collected from many sources. Provides some insights related to internet, mobile, and eCommerce penetration in Indonesia.
A lot of people are clueless about Indonesia in terms of technology adoption. A mysterious country with a lot of loud mobile-based consumers, a potential market and target for big global internet companies.
This slide will explain about Indonesia's daily user activities, mobile adoption, digital landscape and startup-scene. It should give you a clearer picture of Indonesia' digital industry.
Indonesia is the one of the most populated country in the world. Considered to be the fastest emerging market, with more than 280 millions mobile phone subscription and fourth largest Facebook user, its considered as one of the biggest potential digital market in APAC
This is a compilation of facts and figures that paint a picture about the digital landscape of Indonesia. A few highlights are below:
1. Growing Love For the Internet
Internet penetration is growing in Indonesia as close to 24% Indonesians are now connected. Primary activity on the internet still remains social networking. However, multimedia, news & blogs are gaining popularity.
2. Mobile and Internet goes hand-in-hand
Over 78% Indonesians access internet with their mobile phones. This is fueled by the cheaper handsets, inexpensive data charges & growing popularity of social networks.
3. Smartphones gain popularity
Android overtook Blackberry as the #1 smartphone OS in Indonesia as 1 in every 4 Indonesian now owns a smartphone.
4. Social Media becomes a daily habit
Over 61% claim social media to be an integral part of their daily lives. They claim to be more inclined to purchase a brand if engaged with it on social media.
5. Indonesian moms are online via mobile
Over 70% of SES ABC1 Moms (kids under 5) are online via mobile. This makes it imperative for marketers and advertisers to revise their strategy to go mobile-first.
Google commissioned GfK to conduct a landmark study in Indonesia to gain insights into digital habits of Indonesian consumers. Using a passive metering approach, detailed consumer habits can be uncovered.
Talking about digital media, especially social media always been interesting, the progress is so fast, there are some platforms come and becoming an instant hits and there is also a tremendous first phenomenal among us but at this moment already becoming obsolete, I hope this slide will give you some idea of how the current digital landscape, especially in Indonesia.
Indonesia is dominating social media statistics. Already home to the biggest twitter city, we look at how Indonesian's love affair with social media is evolving to include ecommerce, political campaigns, and much more.
All the stats, data, and trends you need to understand the state of the internet, social media, and mobile in Southeast Asia in 2017. This report is part of a suite of reports brought to you by We Are Social and Hootsuite - read all the other reports for free at http://www.slideshare.net/wearesocialsg/presentations
Top 2017 Mobile Advertising Trends in IndonesiaInMobi
2016 was an eventful year for mobile in Asia Pacific especially in Indonesia, as more consumers are deserting desktops for mobile devices. Right from socialising, banking, planning their travel, to purchasing groceries mobile has become ingrained in a consumer’s life.
Mobile, in short, has become a catalyst for transformation in the way we live our lives.
As mobile technology and innovation continue to drive the way forward, here are the key mobile marketing research insights of 2017 in Indonesia based on InMobi’s network data.
Indonesia Digital and Content Marketing Report in 2017digitalinasia
Key findings from Indonesia as follows:
Social media is the most effective marketing channel for marketers, but B2B will prioritize Content Marketing in 2017
Marketers spend 31.5% of their budget on digital, 76% say this is an increase
Average and Median digital marketing budget of IDR 1.9 billion / year and IDR 875 million / year, respectively
Digital marketers’ key problems are around budget restraints & skills/resources gaps
55% of marketers still lack clarity about how their digital marketing drives business objectives
Customer experience & content marketing are the most exciting growth opportunities
Content marketing is generally used for engagement & awareness - but B2B measures primarily lead generation
Written articles and videos are the most effective content marketing types
B2B brands prefer more to invest in dedicated in-house content team, whilst B2C relies more in agencies
a collective of data from different sources and summarize into 7 insights for easy to understand.
GDP Venture is a venture builder, focusing on digital communities, media, commerce and solution companies in the Indonesian consumer internet industry.
India Smartphone Market: Witnessing Exponential GrowthZinnov
Growing competition resulting in price reductions; the ease of access of content and language localization; government Incentives through “Make in India” and prevalence of internet-enabled services on smartphones are enabling exponential growth in the smartphone segment
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The Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) said that the total worth of Indian app economy is worth USD 150 million currently (about Rs 900 crore) but it has immense potential to grow.
This report looks at all the important Malaysia trends - mobile, social, ecommerce. Malaysia is clearly ahead of the pack in south-east Asia - it's higher income, better connected, and more affluent compared to its neighbours like Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and others.
A presentation by Georgia Zacharaki, Digital Account Director, Tempo OMD Hellas
This presentation was part of the 2nd Mobile Marketing event by Warply. Top executives from leading brands, media agencies and Greek media presented trends of the mobile industry and real examples of how they engage their customers and capitalize on the shift towards a mobile-first reality.
The event was powered by:
Warply
Microsoft Innovation center
Nespresso
Papadopoulou Biscuits
The power point explain about on how big is the potential of Indonesia youth digital market in 2014-2015 and understanding youth's behaviors and habits from social to commerce - GDP Venture
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Sr Director, Infrastructure Ecosystem, Arm.
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Why are attacks on smart factories rising?
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Deepak Rai, Automation Practice Lead, Boundaryless Group and UiPath MVP
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2. Overview
With number of population to 240 Million with 220
Mio Mobile Users Indonesia is Potential market for
mobile manufactures to win the mobile niche in
Indonesia
Source Mobile Monday 2012
3. Overview
Nielsen survey Smartphone users in Indonesia Growth
Potentially in 2012 and predicted will growing to 50%
Mobile Consumers Market
91% Own
9%
Mobile Phone
78% Capable
13%
38%
Internet
Smartphone
Internet Capable Mobile But Not
Smartphone
Non Internet Capable Mobile
No Mobile Phone
40%
Base: Digital Consumer Report 2011, Online Indonesian 15+ (n= 2,062)
5. Matrix Consumers Chose Mobile Handset
Low End
VS
Premium
Price
Design
Capability
Feature
Content
Applicatio
n
Graphic
Connectiv
ity
Product
Variety
Games
Processin
g
Brands
Value
LOW PRICE
PREMIUM PRICE
In the low market Class, Consumers chose smartphone because the price is cheaper but
rich content, even Only Shortcut icon).
7. Level of Mobile Manufactures
Awareness
Tier 2
Tier 1
Samsung
Apple
Blackberry
HTC
Mature
Nokia
HTC
LG
Nexian
Young
Tier 3
Mito
Cross
Beginner
This Positioning is also supported by Focus in Youth Area, even LG also put
their products in Various Market.
* Dony Munaf, Head of Marketing Communication, LG Mobile Communiations Indonesia (Detik.com)
8. Mobile Share
Mobile Manufacturer Share in Indonesia 2012
2%
1%
1%
1%
7%
Manufactures Share in 2012
2%
Nokia
Blackberry
5%
Samsung
41%
Nexian
Sonny Erricsson
7%
Cross
Apple
LG
Motorola
7%
Dopot
HTC
Others*
9%
17%
Source Nielsen 2012 (http://megapasar.com/2012/04/12/lg-akui-tidak-siap-garap-pasar-ponsel-di-indonesia/)
10. This Improvement also contributed by . . .
Mobile Handset Migration
Hi
Feature Phone
Rich Features
Smartphone
Feature Phone
Feature Smartphone
Feature Smartphone
Feature Smartphone
Rich Features
Smartphone
Feature Phone
2012
Low
2015
* Dony Munaf, Head of Marketing Communication, LG Mobile Communiations Indonesia (Detik.com)
Rich Smartphone
13. Personal Mobile Phone Access Most
Prevalent Among Young And Most
Educated
Percentage who report having a personal mobile phone
99%
89%
63%
72%
71%
55%
87%
78%
55%
41%
25%
15. SMS and Text Messaging Most
Common Use of Mobile
Watched live television
5%
Rcvd. news reports by SMS from
other news organizations
7%
Sent or received an email
8%
Downloaded or used a mobile app
Downloaded and viewed a video clip
Rcvd. Info. by SMS from mobile
operator
Listened to radio
Sent a photo
Accessed the internet
Social networking site
SMS/Text messages
10%
14%
20%
22%
24%
27%
30%
97%
Base: Those who have a personal mobile phone N=2,083
16. Past Week Mobile
Activities, by Age
30+ (N=2203)
Watched live TV
Received SMS news…
Sent/received email
3%
7%
7%
8%
4%
Downloaded mobile app
Viewed video clip
12%
5%
5%
17%
24%
20%
21%
SMS info from mobile operator
Listened to radio
Sent photo
15%
12%
Access Internet
11%
Social networking
12%
SMS/Text
Under 30 (N=797)
31%
38%
46%
50%
95%
100%
Source : Gallup
17. Information Would Like to
Receive Through SMS Without
Any Cost To Individuals
77%
77%
53%
News headlines about
events in the country
Health Advice
52%
Information on Crop or News headlines about
food prices
world events
51%
Weather reports
48%
Sports Scores
Base: Those who have a personal mobile phone N=2,083
Source : Gallup