Mergers and acquisitions (M&As) can work wonders for SMEs by introducing new talents and capabilities to existing businesses, resulting in better economies of scale, increased customer share and improved distribution networks.
Business matching can help companies transfer knowledge faster, collaborate to develop new products and win new business, and navigate cultural and policy differences more easily.
Spire shortlisted, invited and managed soybean and soybean meal buyers in Indonesia and Thailand at seminar on the advantages of utilizing critical amino acids value (CAAV) as a metric for soy quality.
Agriculture may be a major contributor to the Indonesia’s economy, but its farmers are struggling to get funds. Digital agricultural financing is a possible solution.
The Covid-19 pandemic created a new problem for last mile delivery, as customers add large, bulky items like furniture to their shopping carts.
The 5G network, having a lot more advantages over its predecessors, is set for a boom in Indonesia in the coming years.
Online learning became the default when an estimated 70% of students worldwide were affected by the temporary closures caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. It was the much-needed push for higher education to get into the e-learning space.
The technology industry, which like many others, has been hit and has had to adapt to the evolving pandemic. AI is one of the factors that will help drive breakthroughs and bring more products and services to market faster.
With over 171 million Internet users, Indonesia is the largest and fastest-growing digital economy in Asia. Indonesia’s digital economy is projected to swell to US$ 133 billion by 2025. And teleconferencing technology adoption in the country is relatively high when compared to its fellow developing peers in ASEAN.
Telemedicine is the diagnosis and treatment of patients administered remotely through telecommunications. The telemedicine market is valued at US$ 60 billion in 2020, and projected to grow 18.2% annually between 2021 and 2027.
