Deni Ghifari (The Jakarta Post)
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Mon, September 5, 2022
Cloud technology has been around for some time and is used by established enterprises and large government agencies in Indonesia, but its adoption by smaller public institutions and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) has been slow.
The United Nations’ 2020 E-Government Development Index places Indonesia in the early stages of cloud adoption, ranking it 88th out of 193 countries, and the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has found that only 30 percent of 169 public institutions surveyed used cloud computing.
“Cost efficiency, speed, agility, flexibility and scalability are among the benefits cloud computing offers,” CSIS researcher Deni Friawan said on Aug. 23 at an event for the survey’s publication.
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