Tech in Asia Campus Visit
September 20, 2014 at ITB, Bandung
Brought to you by Tech in Asia (http://id.techinasia.com)
Speaker: Arip Tirta, Co-founder and CEO at UrbanIndo
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This document discusses the growth of startups in Indonesia from 2010 to the present. It notes that in 2010, Indonesia had 22 million internet users but small internet penetration, while today it has over 80 million users and mobile internet is fueling growth. The number of active startups in Indonesia has grown to over 890, with many diaspora and returnees starting companies. Venture capital investment in Indonesian tech startups has increased from just 3 deals in 2010 to over 99 deals in 2014. The document predicts that mobile/social will drive new distribution models and that software will continue "eating the world", including in industries like ad-tech, education, finance, and government in Indonesia. It argues Indonesia is well positioned to
The IT startup industry in Indonesia has grown significantly in recent years. Some key points:
- Several major tech startups launched in Indonesia dating back to the 1990s, with the number of startups increasing since 2009. Notable early startups include the first ISP and largest online community.
- Indonesia has a large talent pool of IT professionals graduating from top universities, with lower living costs compared to Silicon Valley. However, the quality of computer science education is a concern.
- With a population of over 240 million and rising internet and smartphone penetration, Indonesia represents a huge emerging market opportunity. Its growing middle class and strong economic growth are driving demand for technology products and services.
Entrepreneurship in South East Asia marketBernard Leong
The focus on this talk delivered for Penn-Olson's private investors and entrepreneurs' gathering. Focus on technology entrepreneurship, particularly in the consumer internet space, and both business & venture capital activity here.
MDI Ventures Introduction - December 2015Joshua Agusta
Introduction to MDI Ventures: Indonesia & Southeast Asia venture investment trends, Portfolios, investment focus, partnerships with Telkom Group's business units
South Korea is investing $1.5 billion to build out a 5G mobile network by 2020 to further its leadership in mobile technology adoption. The nation's science ministry's plan for a 5G network trial in 2017 and full rollout by 2020 aims to keep Korea at the forefront of mobile infrastructure development after leading earlier transitions to 2G, 3G, and 4G networks. South Korea currently has the world's fastest average internet speeds and highest rates of internet and smartphone use.
Report on India's Unicorn And High Growth Tech StartupsNextBigWhat
The document summarizes insights from a study on India's high-growth and unicorn startups and founders. Some key findings include: 1) 50% of India's unicorn tech startups are in e-commerce, while 12.5% are in adtech and analytics respectively, 2) On average, it takes Indian unicorn startups 6.12 years to reach a valuation of over $1 billion, 3) 83% of high-growth startups have 2-3 co-founders, with 43% having 3 co-founders and 39% having 2 co-founders.
This document discusses trends in IoT and Industry 4.0. It provides an overview of different terms used like IR 4.0, I4.0 and Industry 4.0. Technologies involved in the 4th industrial revolution are mentioned. Examples are given on how IoT can be applied in different sectors like transportation, insurance and healthcare. The potential for autonomous vehicles and drones are highlighted. An IoT-based elderly care solution called Raqib is presented which aims to allow the elderly to live independently with remote monitoring and assistance.
This document discusses the growth of startups in Indonesia from 2010 to the present. It notes that in 2010, Indonesia had 22 million internet users but small internet penetration, while today it has over 80 million users and mobile internet is fueling growth. The number of active startups in Indonesia has grown to over 890, with many diaspora and returnees starting companies. Venture capital investment in Indonesian tech startups has increased from just 3 deals in 2010 to over 99 deals in 2014. The document predicts that mobile/social will drive new distribution models and that software will continue "eating the world", including in industries like ad-tech, education, finance, and government in Indonesia. It argues Indonesia is well positioned to
The IT startup industry in Indonesia has grown significantly in recent years. Some key points:
- Several major tech startups launched in Indonesia dating back to the 1990s, with the number of startups increasing since 2009. Notable early startups include the first ISP and largest online community.
- Indonesia has a large talent pool of IT professionals graduating from top universities, with lower living costs compared to Silicon Valley. However, the quality of computer science education is a concern.
- With a population of over 240 million and rising internet and smartphone penetration, Indonesia represents a huge emerging market opportunity. Its growing middle class and strong economic growth are driving demand for technology products and services.
Entrepreneurship in South East Asia marketBernard Leong
The focus on this talk delivered for Penn-Olson's private investors and entrepreneurs' gathering. Focus on technology entrepreneurship, particularly in the consumer internet space, and both business & venture capital activity here.
MDI Ventures Introduction - December 2015Joshua Agusta
Introduction to MDI Ventures: Indonesia & Southeast Asia venture investment trends, Portfolios, investment focus, partnerships with Telkom Group's business units
South Korea is investing $1.5 billion to build out a 5G mobile network by 2020 to further its leadership in mobile technology adoption. The nation's science ministry's plan for a 5G network trial in 2017 and full rollout by 2020 aims to keep Korea at the forefront of mobile infrastructure development after leading earlier transitions to 2G, 3G, and 4G networks. South Korea currently has the world's fastest average internet speeds and highest rates of internet and smartphone use.
Report on India's Unicorn And High Growth Tech StartupsNextBigWhat
The document summarizes insights from a study on India's high-growth and unicorn startups and founders. Some key findings include: 1) 50% of India's unicorn tech startups are in e-commerce, while 12.5% are in adtech and analytics respectively, 2) On average, it takes Indian unicorn startups 6.12 years to reach a valuation of over $1 billion, 3) 83% of high-growth startups have 2-3 co-founders, with 43% having 3 co-founders and 39% having 2 co-founders.
This document discusses trends in IoT and Industry 4.0. It provides an overview of different terms used like IR 4.0, I4.0 and Industry 4.0. Technologies involved in the 4th industrial revolution are mentioned. Examples are given on how IoT can be applied in different sectors like transportation, insurance and healthcare. The potential for autonomous vehicles and drones are highlighted. An IoT-based elderly care solution called Raqib is presented which aims to allow the elderly to live independently with remote monitoring and assistance.
This document discusses the growing field of Internet of Things (IoT) and its impact on business. It notes that every 3-7 years, organizations need to reinvent themselves to survive. The document outlines the three "tsunamis" of the internet, including fixed internet, mobile internet, and IoT. It provides examples of how IoT is being applied across various industries and market segments. It also discusses the need for IoT talent and the growth of IoT ecosystems to support business models shifting from product-based to outcome-based.
A business pitch created by a group consist of Joshua Agusta (Indonesia), Angela Li (Australia), & Yuiko Aikawa (Japan) during an entrepreneurship summit in April 2014 held by Asia-Pacific Student Entrepreneurship Society (ASES) in Stanford University, California.
It is a 6-minutes pitch, and the EyeQ team are crowned as the 2nd Winner of the competition.
Tencent: Business & Product Development Timeline (1998 - 2015)Dario de Wet
A contextual timeline representation of Tencent's business & product development evolution from origination (1998) to becoming the most valuable company in Asia (2015).
The Next Big Wave - How ioT Will Shape the Future of ProjectsDr. Mazlan Abbas
This document discusses how IoT will shape the future of projects. It introduces Favoriot, an IoT company that provides various IoT solutions like Favorwatch for senior care and Raqib for pilgrims. It discusses how IoT helps address problems like missing pilgrims, difficulty building IoT solutions, elderly living alone, and getting customer feedback. The document also covers Industry 4.0 technologies, the changing nature of jobs, autonomous vehicles, and how IoT can be applied in areas like transportation, insurance, connected homes, agriculture, healthcare, smart buildings and manufacturing. It emphasizes the importance of data, analytics, and developing IR 4.0 applications using the IoT ecosystem.
Malaysia is seeing rapid growth in technology-related jobs as the country undergoes digital transformation. The top 5 emerging jobs according to LinkedIn's data are: 1) Data Scientist, 2) Full Stack Engineer, 3) Drive Test Engineer, 4) User Experience Designer, and 5) Content Writer. These roles are in high demand as more organizations look to analyze large amounts of data, develop digital products and services, and expand their online presence. The Malaysian government is working to develop the necessary skills in the workforce through education programs and certifications to capitalize on opportunities in these emerging fields.
Business Disruptions in the Era of Fourth Industrial RevolutionDr. Mazlan Abbas
This document discusses how the Internet of Things (IoT) is disrupting businesses through the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It provides examples of how IoT is transforming industries like transportation, insurance, healthcare, and more. The document advocates developing IoT applications that leverage sensor data to create services that improve people's lives, such as monitoring the elderly and assisting with Hajj/Umrah pilgrimages.
Greater China Investment Landscape & Updates - November 2015Edith Yeung
This document summarizes the Greater China investment landscape and key updates. It provides statistics on China's population and mobile/internet usage. The top 8 startup cities in China are listed as Beijing, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu and Nanjing. 500Startups is identified as the most active venture capital firm in Asia in Q3 2015. The world's largest internet companies BAT (Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent) are also discussed along with their investment activities in 2015. Top investment trends for China are identified as eCommerce, hardware/IOT, robotics, VR, gaming, medical and education.
Entrepreneurship Week for this year's Europe India Centre for Business & Industry's (EICBI) India Technology Summit, held on 14th November, to listen to 28 speakers from pioneering British and Indian start-ups, major corporates and investors.
Supported by Sivaleen Associates and Empact Ventures with Silicon India as media partners , this curated event aimed to establish an understanding of the major technological challenges and opportunities in India and the UK, and to connect and enable people, companies and communities to work together. Since it was first held in 2012, the EICBI’s summits have engaged more than 2700 delegates from over 1000 companies.
India's best product thinkers on what a thriving product ecosystem can do for...ProductNation/iSPIRT
On the first anniversary of iSPIRT, we got the best product thinkers in the country pledging to transform India into a product nation and to help in every way they can to get it there.
This issue of Insights Success - The Best of 5 Internet Service Provider Companies, let's delve into the world of internet services providers, which are ushering a new era of dominance and excellence in the internet and communication.
This document summarizes Indonesia's ICT sector and broadband development goals. It notes that Indonesia has over 250 million people, with high mobile phone and social media penetration. The country aims to expand broadband access to reach households and populations in both urban and rural areas. Key targets are to achieve 15% household and 5% population coverage for fixed broadband and 12% population coverage for mobile broadband by 2014. Indonesia also aims to build out its national broadband ecosystem and infrastructure to support economic growth, education, health, and other sectors by 2019. The government's goals are focused on increasing access, adoption, and use of broadband internet across the country.
Alibaba vs Tencent: The Battle for China’s M-Commerce Space.Wajdi Ahmed
An overview of China’s m-commerce market and its major players,
The competition between Alibaba and Tencent,
Opportunities and challenges for Alibaba and Tencent in Chinese mCommerce market.
Where Are We in the Era of Industrial RevolutionDr. Mazlan Abbas
This document discusses key topics related to the 4th Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0) and the Internet of Things (IoT). It addresses where we are in the era of industrial revolution, highlighting the four eras from manual to increasingly automated processes. Barriers to fully realizing IR 4.0 include difficulties coordinating organizations and lack of necessary skills. The growth of IoT is presented as moving from an initial ripple to a tsunami, driven by factors like decreasing hardware costs. Phases of IoT maturity and examples of applications are outlined. Business models are also transforming from technology-based to more service-oriented approaches.
Living in the Era 4th Industrial Revolution and IoTDr. Mazlan Abbas
The document discusses trends related to the 4th Industrial Revolution and the Internet of Things. It provides examples of technologies from 50 years ago that are now common, and examines where we are along the progression of industrial revolutions. Key phases in IoT maturity are outlined from monitoring to autonomous operations. The future of transportation with flying taxis is discussed. Examples are then given of potential IoT applications for elderly care monitoring and pilgrimage safety.
This document summarizes internet usage statistics in Indonesia from various sources. It reports that there were 107 million internet users in Indonesia in 2014, consisting of 55.1% male users and 44.9% female users. Most internet users are young, between ages 12-34, who grew up with the internet. Television is the most popular media at 43.5%, followed by the internet at 30.4%. Indonesians spend over 3 hours per day on average online, and popular online activities include sharing products on social media and online shopping. Facebook and Twitter are widely used in Indonesia, with Jakarta generating the most Twitter traffic of any city worldwide.
What is the “Smart” in Smart City? Smart Cities – Changes Needed for Malaysi...Dr. Mazlan Abbas
The document discusses strategies for developing smart cities in Malaysia. It outlines 11 criteria for successful smart city implementation, including comprehensive infrastructure, digital infrastructure, initiatives aligned with citizen needs, political will, public-private partnerships, data sharing and protection, sustainability, and community engagement. It proposes establishing the Malaysia Smart Cities Alliance and the Malaysia International Centre for Sustainable Cities to coordinate efforts among stakeholders and share best practices both domestically and globally. The center would link initiatives on the global, national, state, and local levels to work towards sustainable development goals.
Summary of the Bangalore Innovation Report jointly released by Accel Partners, 3one4 Capital, and IdeaSpring Capital.
• 9346 tech startups launched in the city since 2010, with 5,541 launched in the last 4 years itself (highest in the country).
• Bengaluru startups raised $31B in the last decade (45% of total).
• Since 2016, the city saw more capital inflow ($20B) than Delhi and Mumbai combined.
• 55% of Series D+ investements since 2010 happened in Bengaluru
• Bengaluru has birthed 14 unicorns (~44% of India) with a cumulative valuation of $61B (~58% of India)
• Next Generation: 43% of soonicorns in the country are based out of Bengaluru.
• 1/4 of all deeptech, fintech, and healthtech startups in Bengaluru have recieved funding
• World’s first pan-sector regulatory sandbox along with the strong supporting infrastructure will continue to push innovation in the state and provide the right platform for new startups to launch.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang berbagai startup dan teknologi digital yang berkembang di Indonesia, termasuk di bidang transportasi, e-commerce, teknologi keuangan, internet of things, dan pendidikan. Beberapa startup transportasi Indonesia telah berkembang menjadi perusahaan besar dengan valuasi miliaran dolar AS, sementara startup-startup serupa dari Singapura dan California juga berkembang pesat. Teknologi digital dan startup baru berupaya meningkatkan efisiensi, transaksi, dan p
This document discusses the growing field of Internet of Things (IoT) and its impact on business. It notes that every 3-7 years, organizations need to reinvent themselves to survive. The document outlines the three "tsunamis" of the internet, including fixed internet, mobile internet, and IoT. It provides examples of how IoT is being applied across various industries and market segments. It also discusses the need for IoT talent and the growth of IoT ecosystems to support business models shifting from product-based to outcome-based.
A business pitch created by a group consist of Joshua Agusta (Indonesia), Angela Li (Australia), & Yuiko Aikawa (Japan) during an entrepreneurship summit in April 2014 held by Asia-Pacific Student Entrepreneurship Society (ASES) in Stanford University, California.
It is a 6-minutes pitch, and the EyeQ team are crowned as the 2nd Winner of the competition.
Tencent: Business & Product Development Timeline (1998 - 2015)Dario de Wet
A contextual timeline representation of Tencent's business & product development evolution from origination (1998) to becoming the most valuable company in Asia (2015).
The Next Big Wave - How ioT Will Shape the Future of ProjectsDr. Mazlan Abbas
This document discusses how IoT will shape the future of projects. It introduces Favoriot, an IoT company that provides various IoT solutions like Favorwatch for senior care and Raqib for pilgrims. It discusses how IoT helps address problems like missing pilgrims, difficulty building IoT solutions, elderly living alone, and getting customer feedback. The document also covers Industry 4.0 technologies, the changing nature of jobs, autonomous vehicles, and how IoT can be applied in areas like transportation, insurance, connected homes, agriculture, healthcare, smart buildings and manufacturing. It emphasizes the importance of data, analytics, and developing IR 4.0 applications using the IoT ecosystem.
Malaysia is seeing rapid growth in technology-related jobs as the country undergoes digital transformation. The top 5 emerging jobs according to LinkedIn's data are: 1) Data Scientist, 2) Full Stack Engineer, 3) Drive Test Engineer, 4) User Experience Designer, and 5) Content Writer. These roles are in high demand as more organizations look to analyze large amounts of data, develop digital products and services, and expand their online presence. The Malaysian government is working to develop the necessary skills in the workforce through education programs and certifications to capitalize on opportunities in these emerging fields.
Business Disruptions in the Era of Fourth Industrial RevolutionDr. Mazlan Abbas
This document discusses how the Internet of Things (IoT) is disrupting businesses through the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It provides examples of how IoT is transforming industries like transportation, insurance, healthcare, and more. The document advocates developing IoT applications that leverage sensor data to create services that improve people's lives, such as monitoring the elderly and assisting with Hajj/Umrah pilgrimages.
Greater China Investment Landscape & Updates - November 2015Edith Yeung
This document summarizes the Greater China investment landscape and key updates. It provides statistics on China's population and mobile/internet usage. The top 8 startup cities in China are listed as Beijing, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu and Nanjing. 500Startups is identified as the most active venture capital firm in Asia in Q3 2015. The world's largest internet companies BAT (Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent) are also discussed along with their investment activities in 2015. Top investment trends for China are identified as eCommerce, hardware/IOT, robotics, VR, gaming, medical and education.
Entrepreneurship Week for this year's Europe India Centre for Business & Industry's (EICBI) India Technology Summit, held on 14th November, to listen to 28 speakers from pioneering British and Indian start-ups, major corporates and investors.
Supported by Sivaleen Associates and Empact Ventures with Silicon India as media partners , this curated event aimed to establish an understanding of the major technological challenges and opportunities in India and the UK, and to connect and enable people, companies and communities to work together. Since it was first held in 2012, the EICBI’s summits have engaged more than 2700 delegates from over 1000 companies.
India's best product thinkers on what a thriving product ecosystem can do for...ProductNation/iSPIRT
On the first anniversary of iSPIRT, we got the best product thinkers in the country pledging to transform India into a product nation and to help in every way they can to get it there.
This issue of Insights Success - The Best of 5 Internet Service Provider Companies, let's delve into the world of internet services providers, which are ushering a new era of dominance and excellence in the internet and communication.
This document summarizes Indonesia's ICT sector and broadband development goals. It notes that Indonesia has over 250 million people, with high mobile phone and social media penetration. The country aims to expand broadband access to reach households and populations in both urban and rural areas. Key targets are to achieve 15% household and 5% population coverage for fixed broadband and 12% population coverage for mobile broadband by 2014. Indonesia also aims to build out its national broadband ecosystem and infrastructure to support economic growth, education, health, and other sectors by 2019. The government's goals are focused on increasing access, adoption, and use of broadband internet across the country.
Alibaba vs Tencent: The Battle for China’s M-Commerce Space.Wajdi Ahmed
An overview of China’s m-commerce market and its major players,
The competition between Alibaba and Tencent,
Opportunities and challenges for Alibaba and Tencent in Chinese mCommerce market.
Where Are We in the Era of Industrial RevolutionDr. Mazlan Abbas
This document discusses key topics related to the 4th Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0) and the Internet of Things (IoT). It addresses where we are in the era of industrial revolution, highlighting the four eras from manual to increasingly automated processes. Barriers to fully realizing IR 4.0 include difficulties coordinating organizations and lack of necessary skills. The growth of IoT is presented as moving from an initial ripple to a tsunami, driven by factors like decreasing hardware costs. Phases of IoT maturity and examples of applications are outlined. Business models are also transforming from technology-based to more service-oriented approaches.
Living in the Era 4th Industrial Revolution and IoTDr. Mazlan Abbas
The document discusses trends related to the 4th Industrial Revolution and the Internet of Things. It provides examples of technologies from 50 years ago that are now common, and examines where we are along the progression of industrial revolutions. Key phases in IoT maturity are outlined from monitoring to autonomous operations. The future of transportation with flying taxis is discussed. Examples are then given of potential IoT applications for elderly care monitoring and pilgrimage safety.
This document summarizes internet usage statistics in Indonesia from various sources. It reports that there were 107 million internet users in Indonesia in 2014, consisting of 55.1% male users and 44.9% female users. Most internet users are young, between ages 12-34, who grew up with the internet. Television is the most popular media at 43.5%, followed by the internet at 30.4%. Indonesians spend over 3 hours per day on average online, and popular online activities include sharing products on social media and online shopping. Facebook and Twitter are widely used in Indonesia, with Jakarta generating the most Twitter traffic of any city worldwide.
What is the “Smart” in Smart City? Smart Cities – Changes Needed for Malaysi...Dr. Mazlan Abbas
The document discusses strategies for developing smart cities in Malaysia. It outlines 11 criteria for successful smart city implementation, including comprehensive infrastructure, digital infrastructure, initiatives aligned with citizen needs, political will, public-private partnerships, data sharing and protection, sustainability, and community engagement. It proposes establishing the Malaysia Smart Cities Alliance and the Malaysia International Centre for Sustainable Cities to coordinate efforts among stakeholders and share best practices both domestically and globally. The center would link initiatives on the global, national, state, and local levels to work towards sustainable development goals.
Summary of the Bangalore Innovation Report jointly released by Accel Partners, 3one4 Capital, and IdeaSpring Capital.
• 9346 tech startups launched in the city since 2010, with 5,541 launched in the last 4 years itself (highest in the country).
• Bengaluru startups raised $31B in the last decade (45% of total).
• Since 2016, the city saw more capital inflow ($20B) than Delhi and Mumbai combined.
• 55% of Series D+ investements since 2010 happened in Bengaluru
• Bengaluru has birthed 14 unicorns (~44% of India) with a cumulative valuation of $61B (~58% of India)
• Next Generation: 43% of soonicorns in the country are based out of Bengaluru.
• 1/4 of all deeptech, fintech, and healthtech startups in Bengaluru have recieved funding
• World’s first pan-sector regulatory sandbox along with the strong supporting infrastructure will continue to push innovation in the state and provide the right platform for new startups to launch.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang berbagai startup dan teknologi digital yang berkembang di Indonesia, termasuk di bidang transportasi, e-commerce, teknologi keuangan, internet of things, dan pendidikan. Beberapa startup transportasi Indonesia telah berkembang menjadi perusahaan besar dengan valuasi miliaran dolar AS, sementara startup-startup serupa dari Singapura dan California juga berkembang pesat. Teknologi digital dan startup baru berupaya meningkatkan efisiensi, transaksi, dan p
The slides were presented during the launch of ideabox incubator in Jakarta, on October 9, 2013.
For more info, visit www.ideabox.co.id or email to contact@ideabox.co.id
A report about Fintech Indonesia and all Fintech Statups in Indonesia powered by www.Fintechnews.sg/Indonesia. Also Check Out the Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Fintech-Indonesia-177477972669098/
Indonesia has the 4th largest population in the world at 259.1 million people, with over 88 million active internet users. Social media is very popular in Indonesia, with platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram being among the most widely used. Mobile phone ownership is also extensive, with over 326 million connections. E-commerce is a growing industry in Indonesia, with major companies like Tokopedia and Lazada receiving large investments. The number of digital shoppers in Indonesia is projected to reach over 50 million by 2018, and online retail sales are expected to comprise nearly 2% of total retail sales. However, e-commerce still faces challenges like low credit card usage, underdeveloped logistics infrastructure, and an in
Digital numbers and landscape in indonesia 2016 updatedSeno Pramuadji
This is the update version of digital number in Indonesia based on APJII survey. Although there has been controversy regarding the survey, I'm just re-compile it into much easier use and read.
Jakarta Founder Institute - Indonesian Startups, Global NetworkSanny Gaddafi
The document introduces the Founder Institute, a global startup accelerator program that will be launching in Jakarta, Indonesia, and describes its vision of helping entrepreneurs launch technology companies through world-class training, mentorship from over 500 mentors who are founders themselves, and aligning incentives by having graduates share equity in each other's companies. The Founder Institute has run programs in over 15 cities and helped launch 300+ startups with the help of its network of mentors and partners.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
Jakarta Founder Institute - Indonesian Startups, Global NetworkThe Founder Institute
Sanny Gaddafi provides an overview for the vision and the formula of success for the 2011 Jakarta, Indonesia Founder Institute session. Sanny summarizes the positives of going through the Founder Institute process.
This content was produced for the 2011 Jakarta Spring semester of Founder Institute by Founder Institute mentor Sanny Gaddafi, social network expert and founder of FUPEI. Check out his Linkedin:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sagad
Accelerating Impact Impact Investing & Innovative Financing for DevelopmentKarim Harji
The concept of innovative financing is a relatively recent addition to the development lexicon. Edward Jackson, a faculty member at the School of Public Policy and Administration at Carleton University, and Karim Harji, a co-founder and partner at Purpose Capital, will introduce the audience to innovative financing and impact investing through their report, Accelerating Impact: Achievements, Challenges and What’s Next in Building the Impact Investing Industry. The AKFC Seminars on Innovative Financing for Development, hosted by Aga Khan Foundation Canada in partnership with Carleton University’s School of Public Policy and Administration.
1) When first starting a company, the team is one of the most important things for investors. It's important to have the right co-founders and hire people who are capable of handling adversity.
2) An ideal early founding team configuration is a CEO plus 4-5 engineers. It's also important to have diversity in skills and backgrounds on the founding team.
3) As the company grows, functional roles like VP of Engineering, Product, Sales, and Marketing should be established to better divide work and make people accountable. An office manager can also provide important administrative support.
Startup opportunity discovery and evaluation. In this presentation the authors of The Smarter Startup demonstrate a systematic approach to surfacing and evaluating startup ideas to increase likelihood of success. This is product strategy for startups.
The Jakarta Founder Institute is a 4-month startup accelerator program that will take place from May 24, 2012. The deadline for early registration is April 22, 2012. In the previous semester in fall 2011, 132 people registered, 43 were accepted, and 13 companies have been launched. The graduation ceremony was attended by over 200 people. The program provides mentoring, curriculum, and connects startups to investors and service providers to improve their chances of success. Participants contribute 3.5% equity to a bonus pool that is shared among peers from their semester.
Tech in indonesia 2014 presented at startup asia 2014 jakartaAndy Zain
The document discusses the technology and financial technology landscape in Indonesia. It notes that Indonesia has a large young population and growing middle class that is increasingly using the internet and engaging in online activities. However, connectivity, logistics, payments and other infrastructure issues still constrain internet business growth in Indonesia. The document advocates that financial technology can help enable innovation, banking the unbanked, lending, payments, and other services to tap into Indonesia's economic opportunities. It announces the soft launch of a FinTech advocacy group in Indonesia to help drive such innovation.
Fintech is gaining popularity recently, a great number of Fintech startups are emerging nowadays. Fintech has huge potential in Indonesia as it provides solutions which are not offered by conventional banking institutions. New model of payment and investment option become more familiar through online financial service. Fintech in Indonesia does not spared from government regulation, to make sure financial products that startup's offered are not harmful toward society, OJK as the policy holder will soon pass a law to regulate the growing fintech startup in Indonesia. All information about fintech startup, available sectors, and forecast growth will be available in this report.
Overview of industry trends and insights of Fortune 500 companies and startups' activities in the FinTech space. We cover banking tech (security, crm, analytics), payments (pos, money transfer, commerce), cyber currency (blockchain, bitcoin, wallets, cryptocurrency exchanges), business finance (lending, crowdfunding), personal finance (lending, wealth management, mortgage, credit), and alternative cores (banking, insurance).
We Are Social's comprehensive new Digital in 2016 report presents internet, social media, and mobile usage statistics and trends from all over the world. It contains more than 500 infographics, including global data snapshots, regional overviews, and in-depth profiles of the digital landscapes in 30 of the world's key economies. For a more insightful analysis of the numbers contained in this report, please visit http://bit.ly/DSM2016ES.
Indonesian Tech Ecosystem Report - Bits by BricksRama Manusama
Telkom Indonesia is committed to supporting Indonesia's growing startup ecosystem through its corporate venture arm, MDI Ventures. Historically, the telecommunications industry has been disrupted by new technologies like email replacing telegraphs. Telkom recognizes that digital revolution is ongoing and companies must evolve to stay ahead. This report discusses Indonesia's promising potential for tech startups due to factors like demographics and internet growth, but also notes barriers to startup growth in the country, including payments issues, consumer behavior challenges, and difficulties of doing business. The report argues that corporate involvement is crucial for startups to scale in Indonesia by providing infrastructure, market access, and strategic partnerships.
5 reasons to tap into the startup ecosystemTHEMOBO.com
Tech entrepreneurs are gravitating to locations beyond the Silicon Valley to fulfil their startup dreams. While there is a surge in the number of startups in India, China, Singapore, and Japan, the Indonesian startup market is still in the nascent stage.
In this article, Litelabs founder highlights 5 alluring reasons to tap into the startup ecosystem in Indonesia.
This document summarizes Vani Kola's trip to China with Kalaari Capital to learn about the venture capital industry in China. The key learnings from the trip include: (1) India can follow China's development path by focusing on manufacturing and building large ecosystems like Chinese companies; (2) there are critical differences between the two countries like the Great Firewall and sector consolidation; and (3) Chinese companies and investors are interested in India as a market but still have some skepticism. The document provides tips for building relationships in China and highlights future trends around content, solving local problems, and innovation.
As part of the European Indonesian Business Network initiative "Gateways to ASEAN: ICT Opportunities in Indonesia", had a chance to travel to the Polish cities of Warsaw, Wroclaw and Poznan to share with Polish entrepreneurs the challenges and opportunities of conducting business in Indonesia.
The main topics of conversation included Digital, Mobile, FinTech Development & Logistics.
The discussions focused on providing attendees with practical perspectives on where the ICT business potential of Indonesia lies and what is to be expected when choosing to enter the country's high potential market.
The ICT Business Opportunities in Indonesia sessions have the support of the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP), and are co-organized by the Polish Chamber of Commerce (in Warsaw), the Wroclaw Center of Technology Transfer (in Wroclaw) and the Poznan Science and Technology Park (Poznan).
India has become a major startup hub, with over 1,200 startups founded in 2015. Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi account for most startup activity and funding. The government is taking steps to support startups through policies around taxation, funding, and incubation. Nasscom has recommended 10 points to further help startups, including defining what a tech startup is, simplifying compliance, and enabling access to risk capital. Several states like Karnataka and Punjab have also announced startup funds. Many Indian startups are becoming unicorns, achieving over $1 billion valuations, and some have seen acquisition by major companies.
Digital Transformation is Happening in IndonesiaSutedjo Tjahjadi
Digital transformation is happening rapidly in Indonesia, driven by trends of changing lifestyles, rapid digitalization and social media expansion. This is fueling economic growth through rising consumption, entrepreneurialism and the transformation of the large informal sector. Datacomm is addressing this transformation by providing secure cloud and security services through their Sentriciti and Cloudciti products, utilizing over 25 years of experience and local data centers. They aim to be the trusted partner for enterprises undergoing digital transformation in Indonesia.
At the European Blockchain Investment Congress 2019 offering the sneak peak of AISIDO - The network of premium tech ventures with good hearts, collaborating not only in doing well for investors but doing good for society!
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[Tech in Asia Campus Visit] Redefining Indonesia, one startup at a time
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Redefining Indonesia
One Startup at a Time
2. • Started in 2010: Koprol, Disdus, DealKeren, Rumah123,
Rumah.
• Validation from global tech company: Ebay, NetPrice,
Veritrans, Rocket Internet, etc.
• 1st
wave of investors: East Ventures, Cyber Agent
Ventures, Gree Ventures, Ideosource, etc.
• Indonesia's investment ecosystem is evolving at pace.
More VCs are actively looking to invest in Indonesia.
Incubators and angels have become more recognized
as a capital source and Indonesian conglomerate
groups have established their own venture arms to
make investments in Indonesian startups as well.
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Indonesia’s 1st
Internet boom
3. South East Asia’s largest economy
• 4th
most populated country in the world
• Favorable demographic
• Robust domestic consumption
• Rising middle class
– BCG: 141 million of Indonesian middle class and
affluent by 2020
– McKinsey: Estimates 90 million Indonesians will join
the “consuming class” by 2030
• Big online presence and growing: over 70 million
internet user or 28% of total population growing
at 13% in 2013 (APJII).
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Indonesia is The next big thing
4. • The future of Indonesia is at our hands
– Internet boom: Once in a life time event that not
only changes how people live but also redefines
how people do business.
– We can redefine how Indonesian live and do
business for the better.
• Thanks to internet and technology
dependence, tech entrepreneurs/computer
engineers can make a huge impact in a short
period of time.
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Golden era for computer engineers
8. • Whether we like it or not, the world has
changed. Globalization with localization is the
new trend and will probably stay for good.
• Many global internet companies rely more
and more on the emerging market for growth.
• We can let others to redefine how we live by
not doing anything and accept the new way of
living.
• OR ….. We can contribute directly by starting
our own tech startups.
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Globalization is here for good
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Indonesian entrepreneurs by the numbers
In less than 5 years, 9 selected Indonesian startups
has raised over $30 million USD with total
estimated valuation of $225 million USD*
* Based on my personal conservative estimation
22. • Turn your passion to push Indonesia forward
• If you don’t want to do it for Indonesia, do it
for yourself
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The time is now
Mind is a terrible thing to waste. While
you are still young, go crazy, be smart,
rich and powerful, follow your dream
and make a difference.