Seminar TIK Indosat - 17/12/'14 - Presentasi Mastel - Dr. Setyanto P S
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1 ECONOMIC BASIC THINKING INDONESIA’S BROADBAND PLAN 2015 – 2019 By: Dr. Setyanto P. Santosa Chairman of MASTEL Indonesian ICT Society
Transcript of Seminar TIK Indosat - 17/12/'14 - Presentasi Mastel - Dr. Setyanto P S
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ECONOMIC BASIC THINKINGINDONESIA’S BROADBAND PLAN
2015 – 2019
By:
Dr. Setyanto P. SantosaChairman of MASTEL
Indonesian ICT Society
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INDONESIA : Networked Readiness Index 2014
Mastel
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COMPETITIVENESS VS BROADBAND PENETRATION
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BROADBAND PENETRATION & GNIIN VARIOUS ECONOMIES
+.8%+.8%GDP perGDP percapita capita
+1.3%+1.3%GDP perGDP per
capita capita
Why Connectivity Matters
+10%Impact of an Increase in
Penetration forDevelopingCountries
Source: World Bank Information and Communications for Development 2009: Extending Reach and Increasing Impact
Mobile Mobile VoiceVoice InternetInternet
Wireless Broadband Penetration 2010
Source Frost and Sullivan6
Broadband Penetration 2010
Source Frost and Sullivan 7
ASEAN ICT Vision and Strategic ThrustsASEAN ICT Vision and Strategic Thrusts
“Towards an Empowering and Transformational ICT: Creating an Inclusive, Vibrant and Integrated ASEAN ”
Economic TransformationPeople Empowerment& Engagement Innovation
Infrastructure Development
Human Capital Development
To promote trade, investment and entrepreneurship in the ICT sectorTo build an ICT engine for sector transformation
To enhance quality of life through
affordable and equitable ICT
To nurture a creative, innovative,
and green ICT sector
To build the infrastructure backbone, and enabling policies and legislation
To develop a skillful ICT workforce and knowledgeable community
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Bridging the Digital Divide
To elevate countries and people through ICT capabilities
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Selected Sectors Impacted:� Transportation� Agricultural� Manufacturing
Selected Sectors Impacted:� Healthcare� Education� Media & Entertainment
� Financial Services
� SME
Selected Sectors Impacted:� ICT� New Media� Content
� Research & Development
� Financial Services
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INDONESIA IN ASEAN
� Indonesia becomes the largest spender on IT in South East Asia ranked 19th globally, growth 15% CAGR to 2014 (Source: IDC)
� IT spending $10.9 billion USD in 2011,
� Raise 18.3% to $12.9 billion USD for 2012,
� May reach $17.8 billion USD by 2016,
mostly on Hardware (80%)
(Source: Global Business Guide Indonesia – 2013)
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ASEAN ICT SPENDING IN 2015(SOURCE: IDC)
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The Virtuous Circle to Broadband :
Connecting the elements
KATA KUNCI
� RPI MERUPAKAN SUATU KEHARUSAN UNTUK INDONESIA
� PENYEDIAAN BROADBAND ADALAH SANGAT KRITIS
� DANA SANGAT DIPERLUKAN� HUMAN CAPACITY ?
SEBENARNYA KITA SEDANG DALAM PERJALANAN UNTUK
MENCIPTAKAN MASYARAKAT DIJITALDIGITAL SOCIETY & DIGITAL ECONOMI
We are moving into a new digital era, which is set to redefine
•the relationship between the state and the citizens
•the interactions of the people
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• German - On August 2014 the, German government passed its first "Digital
Agenda“:
– Sets the goal of providing broadband access with at least 50 Mbps to all households until
2018.
– increase the number of newly established IT firms from the current annual rate of 10,000
to 15,000 per year.
– Data security towards better protecting the economy from cyber-attacks
• India - India’s government has signed a MoU with the National Institute of
Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) to drive inclusive-growth in the
country as part of the ‘Digital India’ strategy.
– The public-private partnership is part of the government’s ambition to ensure one
member of each household in India is digitally literate to establish a knowledge-economy
in the country. Building on the 3 million citizens reached to date, the NIELIT will deliver
training and assess individuals’ digital literacy capacity.
• UK – “Digital by default” - digital services that are so straightforward and
convenient that all those who can use them will choose to do so whilst those who
can’t are not excluded. Estimation: moving services from offline to digital channels
will save between £1.7 and £1.8 billion a year.Source: Accenture
Digital Agenda
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NATIONAL BROADBAND PLANS
& ASSOCIATED MODELS
Adapted -ADL Analysis
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JAPAN, LATVIA, LITHUANIA, SOUTH KOREA,MALAYSIA
SINGAPORE, FRANCE, RWANDA, NEW ZEALAND, POLAND, MEXICO, THAILAND , BRAZIL, PERU, COLUMBIA
GERMANY, NETHERLANDS, UK
US, KSA, UAE, HK
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KOMPONEN UTAMA DALAM STRATEGI PITA
LEBAR NASIONAL
BACKBONES
BACKHAUL
NETWORK
ACCESS
NETWORK
INTERNATIONAL
CONNECTIVITYOVERALL
BROADBAND CONNECTIVITY
Where and what are the bottlenecks
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How should Governments
intervene/stimulate?
motivation?coverage,
competitionor
both?
OPERATOR INDONESIA MENUJU KONVERGENSI TIK
Sumber KRT-BRTI
ISPsSecure + QoS
IP-networksAll-IP network
+ IMS
PSTNIP enabled +
Voice network
Secure + QoS
IP-fixed network
CellularHSPA +
Voice networkAll-IP network
+ IMS
All-IP network
+ IMS
Secure + QoS
IP-mobility
Analog
TV
Cable-TV
mobile-TV
Radio-FM
analog
Radio digitalDAB/others
DVB-H/FLO/DMB/ISDB-H
Data
(internet)
Voice
(telephone)
(+data)
Audio-Video
(+text)
Audio
(+text)
Voice
(+data)
Tahun 2010 Tahun 201x/202x
Free-to-air DVB-TDigital-TV
(+voice & AV-
streaming)
KomRad & KomSatVoice
(+data) X?
X?
X?
X?
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Building the Ecosystem for Building the Ecosystem for
ICT Based Creative Industry in IndonesiaICT Based Creative Industry in Indonesia
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PENUTUP
• BROADBAND : MEWUJUDKAN MASYARAKAT DIJITAL INDONESIA (Digital Society & Digital Economy)
• FOKUS ke TUGAS UTAMA :
* PEMERINTAH: (Ekonomi, Efisiensi,Produktivitas,
Transparansi, Fairness)
* PUBLIK : Akses ke Broadband, Meningkatkan
Kualitas Hidup, Pendidikan , Nilai Tambah Ekonomi)
