The document discusses technologies for the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) which takes effect in 2015. It outlines several key technology issues including ubiquitous computing, information security, networks and cloud technology, hardware/infrastructure, and software development. Regarding information security issues, it emphasizes ensuring information availability, confidentiality and integrity. The document also discusses opportunities in Indonesia's growing ICT sector due to its large population and increasing internet/mobile usage. Challenges include the need for more skilled human resources and improving infrastructure. The future brings opportunities around technologies like the Internet of Things, Big Data, and continued focus on security issues.

1. TEKNOLOGI UNTUK
MEA
Disampaikan Pada
Seminar
Universitas Gunadarma, Depok

2. Prasetyo Adi Wibowo Putro, S.Kom, MTI
padiwp@gmail.com, prasetyo.adi@stsn-nci.ac.id
■ Lektor Sekolah Tinggi Sandi Negara
■ Salatiga, 27 Nopember 1980
■ Pendidikan
– D3 Akademi Sandi Negara, 2001
– S1 Manajemen Informasi Universitas Gunadarma, 2005
– S2 Teknologi Informasi Universitas Indonesia, 2011
■ Sertifikasi
– Ethical Hacker
– ISMS LA
– CISM
– Comptia A+, N+

3. Agenda
■ MEA – AE 2015
■ ISU TEKNOLOGI
■ ISU KEAMANAN INFORMASI
■ PELUANG KEDEPAN

4. MEA – AEC 2015

7. Kerangka Kualifikasi

8. Singapore and Malaysia will act as a
"middle men", attracting global technology
companies to set up offices there
and transform themselves into Asean
companies in order to be entitled to AEC
privileges. Indonesia and Thailand will be
the top two countries that global companies
will targetfor expansion, thanks to their
large populations,
Supot Tiarawut, director of the Telecommunications Research and Industry Development Institute

9. Tantangan Indonesia
■ lack of public awareness of the AEC’s opportunities and challenges
■ the World Competitiveness Index 2014-2015 Report notes that a lack of skilled
human resources, poor infrastructure facilities, and weak technological knowledge
persist as serious problems for the Indonesian economy
■ the inadequacy of the existing AEC preparation
http://thediplomat.com/2015/06/indonesian-smes-and-the-asean-economic-community/

10. ISU TEKNOLOGI

11. ICT technology will
act as an enabler
pushing the growth of Asean countries

12. Ubiquitous
Computing

13. ICT / TELEMATICS, bukan Technology
■ TELEMATICS adalah singkatan dari TELECOMMUNICATION and INFORMATICS
■ Banyak data, banyak informasi
■ Sistem kontrol (smart ...)
■ Hybrid

14. Information
Security
Network and
Cloud
Technology
Hardware,
Services and
Infrastructure
IT
Management
and Strategy
Storage and
Data
Web And
Mobile
Software
Development
Training

16. Compliance = Competence = > Trust
■ Complience = Competence = trust

17. ISU KEAMANAN
INFORMASI

18. Ensures that information is readily available
(availability), when required and protected
against disclosure to unauthorised users
(confidentiality) and improper modification
(integrity)

19. Penerbitan sertifikat digital harus dilakukan oleh penyelenggara sertifikat yang
tersertifikasi. Kemkominfo sebagai regulator di bidang TIK juga membentuk lembaga
penerbit sertifikat bagi para penyelenggaranya. Diharapkan pada akhir 2015, baik
penyelenggara sertifikat, instansi pemerintah maupun swasta sudah dapat
menggunakan layanan sertifikat digital nasional.

20. PELUANG KEDEPAN

21. ICT Profile
■ Indonesia Population: ±250 Million
■ Television coverage : ± 190 Million
■ Internet user: ± 75 million (30.6 %)
■ Handphone : ± 255 million (104 % )
■ Effective SIM Card : 60% (153 million -62 %)
■ PayTV : ± 4 million
■ Facebook : ± 75 million
■ Twitter : ± 35 million

23. Keterampilan, Ketersediaan, Biaya
The top-three human capital challenges
The transformation of other sectors through better ICT skills and knowledge has to be a core
strategy because every industry sector is shaped by ICT. Whether engineers use software
programmes to develop blueprints for a building, an artisan uses the Internet to get ideas or
to sell wares or a rural eco-tourist lodge attracts customers and makes reservations via the
Internet, ICT skills are essential. This has potentially costly implications for vocational and
technical education where embedding ICT in the curriculum will have to be a top priority to
harmonize skill levels across the region. The ASEAN-4 plus Singapore and Brunei
Darussalam are implementing different approaches, such as an ICT scholarship programme
and ICT certification programmes by increasing ICT roll-outs in schools and through
enhanced collaboration between ministries. So far, telecommunications and ICT ministers
from Member States have approved 21 initiatives that were scheduled to be implemented in
2012 (OECD, 2013). It is not clear if the costs associated with embedding ICT in TVET have
been discussed by the ICT Industry Association.
ILO Asia - Pacific Workin Paper Series

24. Bahasa yang diperlukan
■ Bahasa Pemrograman
– Mobile, Multi Platform, Services
■ Bahasa Hukum
– Inggris, Cina, Perancis, Rusia
■ Bahasa Bisnis
– Inggris, Cina,
■ Bahasa Manajemen
■ Bahasamu sendiri

25. Isu Berikutnya
■ Internet of Things
■ Internet of Everything
■ Big Data
■ Security

26. TERIMA KASIH
prasetyo.adi@stsn-nci.ac.id