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(Industri) – Christian Atmadjaja, Director of Virtus Technology Indonesia (VTI), stated on the sidelines of the 2019 Virtus Showcase conference that despite the storm of the China-US trade war, Indonesia is still concentrating on digital objectives and innovation. This is obvious in the choice of technology which serves as a catalyst for progress rather than […]

(Republika) – In the midst of the US-China trade war, Virtus Showcase 2019 focused on the topic of opportunity and optimism for the advancement of digital technology in Indonesia. The worldwide conflict between the US and China is anticipated to be an opportunity as well as a hope for Indonesia not to delay digital growth

(Cyberthreat.id) – According to study by Google and Temasek, the digital economy industry in Indonesia reached US$27 billion and has the potential to reach US$100 billion by 2025. The digital economy sector contributes $20–25 billion, or around 10%, of the total foreign investment that reaches Indonesia. In response, Christian Atmadjaja, Director of Virtus Technology Indonesia

(CNN Indonesia) – In his presentation at the 2019 Virtus Showcase in Jakarta, Christian Atmadjaja, director of PT Virtus Technology Indonesia, stated that the trade conflict between China and the United States is the primary factor driving IT innovations in Indonesia. Christian does not dispute that the trade conflict has an impact on Indonesian industry

(Warta Ekonomi) – In the midst of the US-China trade war, Virtus Showcase 2019 focused on the topic of opportunity and optimism for the advancements in digital technology in Indonesia. The global conflict between the US and China is expected to keep Indonesia focused on objectives and innovation to continue to foster technology advancement in

(Kontan) – Virtus Showcase 2019 was indeed hosted in Jakarta, with a particular emphasis on initiatives to mitigate the effects of the trade tensions conflict between the United States and China. The uncertainty of industry participants in selecting technology that can assist industry 4.0 in general and digital transformation in particular is expected to be

(CNN Indonesia) – Indonesia is thought to need to boost its competitiveness in the Industry 4.0 era to promote digital transformation. Christian Atmadjaja, Director of PT Virtus Technology Indonesia on the sidelines of the 2019 Virtus Showcase in Jakarta, stated that Indonesia is now a priority for global businesses as a country that is thought

(Berita Satu) – Professor Rhenald Kasali of the University of Indonesia at the 2019 Virtus Showcase in Jakarta, stated that there are now six business revenue pillars that may organize and mobilize the public. Artificial intelligence, big data, super applications, broadband networks, Internet of Things, and cloud computing are the six pillars. These six pillars alter

(Berita Satu) – Christian Atmadjaja, Director of Virtus Technology Indonesia (VTI), stated on the sidelines of the Virtus Showcase event in Jakarta that digital services include mobility, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence contribute about 4% of Indonesia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Due to its significant commitment to building its digital economy,