By Aulia R. Sungkar. The writer is director of ALVEO An Annual Report is prepared to deliver the main message and transparent information to shareholders and other stakeholders. Therefore, prior to writing the report, a company needs to identify who will peruse the report. Generally, those perusing the report are shareholders (for a publicly listed company), prospective investors, financial analysts, employees, the government (including authorities related to the company/organization), and … [Read more...]
Esri Indonesia Launches Geoportal to Track COVID-19 in Real-Time
Esri Indonesia’s Emergency Spatial Support Center (ESSC) has recently launched a COVID-19 Geoportal to help local authorities and communities take precautionary measures against the virus outbreak in the country. According to Dr Achmad Istamar, CEO of Esri Indonesia, the COVID-19 Geoportal works as public health information tool that integrates information from the relevant government agencies and visualizes it on a dynamic mapping dashboard thereby giving users a compelling view of the … [Read more...]
5 Easy Ways to Identify and Avoid Email Phishing
By M. Lutfi He is a writer at ALVEO Nowadays, it seems like our every move is increasingly connected to the internet. From daily commuting to doing big, expensive purchase, you will be hard-pressed to find alternatives that don’t involve the net. The shift to online service is gradual; as more Indonesians are connected to the internet, so does the services. Boasting more than 60 million internet users, Indonesia is one of the most connected nations in the world. One of the most … [Read more...]
Esri Indonesia Collaborates with University of Indonesia at G-Days 11th
As a part of the commemoration of GIS (Geographic Information System) Day 2019, Esri Indonesia supports Geography Days 2019 (G-Days 11th) event held by the Geography Study Programme of the University of Indonesia (UI). The event is currently being held, from November 27 to December 7, 2019, with series of main events consisting of National Seminar, National Geographic Olympiad, Paper Competition, ISOGIS Competition, Workshop, Department Review and Music Festival. UI Rector, Prof. … [Read more...]
Indonesia’s Swiss alumni excel in many fields
By Prasiddha Gustanto. Originally published in The Jakarta Post on August 1, 2018. Ever since it was officially formed in November 2010, the Swiss Alumni Association (IAS) has been an organization dedicated to giving Indonesians who have lived in Switzerland a means to network with each other. “We are trying to become a ‘home’ for any Indonesians who have ever stayed in Switzerland and are already back in Indonesia, and also to become a reliable partner for other Swiss communities [cultural, … [Read more...]
Thomas S. Robertson: Leading with innovation to seize the future
Words and interview by: Aulia R. Sungkar. Photos: Aulia R. Sungkar, businessweek.com. Published in The Jakarta Post, September 22, 2012. Combining his interest in human behavior with his marketing savvy, veteran academic leader Thomas S. Robertson is driving innovation to advance a top US business school as a force for global economic growth and social change. As the dean of Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, the world’s oldest collegiate business school, Robertson has … [Read more...]
Shaping International Education
Text: Aulia R. Sungkar. Images: Courtesy of Sampoerna Schools System. Dr. Marshall Schott is taking his leadership role to scale Sampoerna Schools System to greater heights. With over 18 years of experience under his belt, Dr. Marshall Schott was recruited by Sampoerna to lend its expertise in helping make Sampoerna Schools System a comprehensive education institution which fully complies with Indonesian law and regulations whilst maintaining a higher international standard. The Chief … [Read more...]
Effective study time at home
By Ruth Ninajanty. Originally published in The Jakarta Post's Education Tabloid, October 2017. After spending most of her day at school, fifth grader Yosefin is definitely tired when she arrives home. She leaves home at 6:30 a.m. and returns at 5 p.m. This year, her mother Hidiawati decided against enrolling her in any extracurricular activities so she can return home earlier and have more time to study. “I always try to be flexible when it comes to study time at home. I leave it up to … [Read more...]
Indofood supports national food security with research funding
By Prasiddha Gustanto. Originally published in The Jakarta Post, Sept. 23, 2017 As a country with centuries-old local food wisdom, Indonesia has enormous potential for creativity and innovation in its food production. Yet much of this potential is either undiscovered or understudied. This can be disastrous for the nation’s food security. Knowing how to make the best of Indonesia’s rich diversity of local food crops is essential for ensuring that the people at all times have, as per the … [Read more...]
Building future through informal education
By Aulia Rachmat Sungkar Originally published in The Jakarta Post on March 7, 2011 The role of education is becoming crucial in this era of globalization, which demands more practical skills. This has led to the mushrooming of informal courses at higher education institutions that prepare students to reap benefits in their respective fields. It should therefore come as no surprise that there are many courses offered to high school graduates or even university students and adults at … [Read more...]
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