Tag: Indonesia
PT Lippo General Insurance Tbk (LGI), a general insurance provider in Indonesia, has introduced MyGo+, a telematics-driven mobile app that promotes safer driving habits through real-time data analysis and rewards.
In this case study, we explore how Samsung and Mindshare Indonesia sought cookieless solutions via Integral Ad Science’s (IAS) Context Control Targeting product to propel Samsung’s programmatic campaign goals while prioritising budget efficiency.
The first LOI lays a robust foundation for progressing detailed discussions outlining specific projects and initiatives that drive further collaboration around potential synergies in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Southeast Asia.
SMBC Indonesia, formerly BTPN, has unveiled a new commercial in collaboration with Ogilvy Indonesia and Seven Sunday Films, marking its brand transformation while highlighting themes of progress, innovation, and inclusivity.
Databricks’ entry into Indonesia marks a key step in expanding its presence in the ASEAN region. This move aims to help more Indonesian businesses unlock the full potential of their data and AI capabilities.
Indonesia’s antitrust agency has reportedly fined Google approximately 202 billion rupiah ($12.4 million) for engaging in unfair business practices concerning its payment system for the Google Play Store.
PT Pertamina Retail (PERTARE) has forged a strategic partnership with PT Multipolar Technology Tbk, the technology and innovation arm of the Lippo Group, through a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at advancing operational management and enhancing business ecosystem development.
The Indonesian government, through its communications minister, has revealed plans to introduce a regulation setting a minimum age for social media use, aiming to enhance child protection in the digital space.
Cheil Indonesia has announced the appointment of Fajar NF as its new executive creative director, marking a significant move as the agency continues to enhance its creative leadership.
Indonesia’s Bukalapak to phase out physical goods, shift focus to virtual products, digital services
Indonesia-based e-commerce firm Bukalapak has revealed plans to phase out the sale of physical goods on its marketplace, redirecting its focus toward virtual products and digital services.
