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Bandung – The socio-economic challenges in Indonesia and Southeast Asia, such as inequality in access to food, the dynamics of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and the development of…
The hashtag #KaburAjaDulu has recently gone viral on social media. This trend expresses the frustration of young people regarding economic conditions, the challenges of finding employment, the high cost of…
One of Telkom Indonesia’s primary strategies for addressing technological and digital disruption is implementing Digital Connectivity. This approach includes several initiatives, such as establishing InfraCo (PT Telkom Infrastruktur Indonesia), a…
Dr. Mahir Pradana, an Associate Professor from Telkom University, highlighted bibliometric analysis as an innovative approach that simplifies the literature review process in research. This method enables researchers to map…
Dedev Parulian, Head of Human Resources at Olam Food Ingredients (OFI) for Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and Timor Leste, emphasized that understanding the type and purpose of an organization is…
The decision-making process for addressing climate change is becoming increasingly complex due to the numerous interrelated variables involved. As a result, policymakers cannot often make swift, informed decisions. This issue…
Effective market research can help MSMEs develop products that better meet market needs. To aid in market mapping, MSMEs can use empathy maps. This tool offers a deeper understanding of…
The idea to establish LobSmart was born out of the deep concerns of its founders, Gloria Galore Sinaga and Drago Grafany. They were troubled by the underutilization of Indonesia’s vast…
Indonesia has become a significant part of the Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech), a prestigious national research university in Greater Tokyo, Japan. This connection was highlighted during an alumni…
The key to startup success is that the product must fit the market (product-market fit). This means that the product or service offered meets users’ needs and solves their problems….
