Kementerian Komunikasi dan Informatikan

KEMENTERIAN KOMUNIKASI DAN INFORMATIKA

Republik Indonesia

INDONESIA INDUSTRIAL SUMMIT

8 IIS’

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“trategi Pe guata I frastruktur & Regulasi Digitalisasi Eko o i
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Jakarta, 04 April 2018

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AGENDA
• Rencana Pita Lebar Indonesia 2014-2019
• Presensi Layanan Selular
• Strategi Penguatan Infrastruktur
Daerah Komersil

Daerah Non Komersil (USO)
• Internet of Thing (IoT)
• Some Regulatory Issues
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RENCANA PITA LEBAR INDONESIA 2014-2019

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PRESENSI LAYANAN SELULER

Provinsi
Terkover
34
Provinsi
Terkover
34

Kecamatan
terkover:
Desa/Kelurahan
6.480
terkover:
Kecamatan
75.503
terkover:
6.480

100%
90,31% Kab/Kota
Terkover
100%
90,73% 90,31% 95,53%
491
90,73%
95,53%

Kecamatan

terkover:
5.420
Kecamatan
terkover:
5.420

Provinsi
Terkover
32
Provinsi
Terkover
32

75,54% Kab/Kota
94,12%
Terkover
73,20% 75,54% 85,21%
438
94,12%
85,21%

73,20%

Desa/Kelurahan
terkover:
60.917

Q3-2017

Kecamatan
terkover:
4.099

Provinsi
Terkover
25
Provinsi
Terkover
25

73,53%

55,05% 56,98%64,40% 73,53%
55,05%
64,40%

Desa/Kelurahan
terkover:
45.811

Kab/Kota
Terkover
331

Jumlah Site 2G

Jumlah Site 3G

Jumlah Site 4G

133 ribu

171 ribu

55 ribu

BTS

Node B

eNode B

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STRATEGI PENGUATAN
INFRASTRUKTUR

Kementerian Komunikasi Dan Informatika Republik Indonesia

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Palapa Ring (Minggu ke-2 Januari)
Panjang Jaringan
Konsorsium Pelaksana
Tanggal Kontrak
Financial Closing
Penyelesaian Konstruksi
Jumlah Kab/Kota
Jumlah Kab/Kota Interkoneksi

TIMUR

TENGAH

BARAT

Panjang Jaringan
Konsorsium Pelaksana
Tanggal Kontrak
Financial Closing
Penyelesaian Konstruksi
Jumlah Kab/Kota
Jumlah Kab/Kota Interkoneksi

: 2.275 Km
: PT Palapa Ring Barat
: 29 Februari 2016
: 11 Agustus 2016
: 11 Februari 2018
: 5 Kab/Kota
: 7 Kab/Kota

: 6.878 Km
Panjang Jaringan
: PT Palapa Timur Telematika
Konsorsium Pelaksana
: 29 September 2016
Tanggal Kontrak
: 29 Maret 2017
Financial Closing
: 29 September 2018
Penyelesaian Konstruksi
: 35 Kab/Kota
Jumlah Kab/Kota
Jumlah Kab/Kota Interkoneksi : 16 Kab/Kota

: 2.995 Km
: PT LEN Telekomunikasi Indonesia
: 4 Maret 2016
: 29 September 2016
: 29 Maret 2018
: 17 Kab/Kota

: 10 Kab/Kota

Sabang

Nunukan

Banda Ace h
Natuna

M e dan

Kep.Talaud

Tarakan

Kep.Anam bas

Kep.Sangihe

Simeuleu

Kep. Siau Tagulandang
Kep.M orotai

Singapore
Sibolga
Gn. Sitoli

D umai

Bengkalis

Bintan

M anado
M ahakam Ulu

Batam

Kep.M eranti

Siak
PadangPe kan Baru
Mentawai

H almahe ra Utara
Te rnate
Sofifi

Singkaw ang

Ke p.Karimun

Banggai

Kutai Barat

Jam bi

Balikpapan

Pale mbang

Pos o

Kota Baru

Banggai Laut

Lampung

M una Barat
Buton Tengah

Kep.Seribu

Sorong
Selatan

Seram Bag.Barat

Konaw e Utara

Tam brauw

Supiori
N um for

Maybrat
Peg. A rfak Manokwari
Teluk
Selatan
Bintuni

Ke pulauan Sula

Bungku

Be ngkulu

Ke ndari

F ak - F ak

Tangg uh

N abire
Teluk
Wondam a

Ambon

Konaw e Kepulauan

Kep. Yapen

Buton Utara
M una

Waropen

Jayapura
Mem beram o
Ray a

Punc ak j ay a Mem bram o
Teng ah
Keerom
I ntan Jaya
Tolikara
D ogiyai
Yalim o
Punc ak
D eiy ai
Paniai
Jay awij ay a
Waropko
Yahukim o
Timika L anny Jay a
Pg . Bintang
N dug a

Wakatobi

Jakarta

Bov en D ig oel

Bau Bau

Se marang
Bandung

Sorong
Banggai Kepulauan
Pulau Taliabu

M orow ali Utara

Banjarmas in

Raja Ampat

Tidore Kepulauan

Kutai Kartanegara

Pontianak

Lingga

Tual

Selayar

Kep.A ru

A sm at
Mappi

Surabaya
M aluku Barat Daya

Ende

M aluku Tenggara Barat

Larantuka

D ili
M ataram

BARAT

TENGAH

Atambua
Waingapu

M e rauke

TIMUR

Kupang

R aijua
Kementerian Komunikasi dan Sabu
Informatika
R ote Ndao

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Data Desa yg tdk terlayani akses telekomunikasi

Gambar: Komitmen Coverage Versi Kominfo
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New ways
enabling
new Value

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So what does
digital
economy
mean to Rural
Farmers

Rp.250,000

$10/kg

-> Rp.2,100,000

-> $48/kg

 More than doubling of Income for majority of the population

Vision
realized

(USO)
Universal
Service
Obligation
model

• Traditional USO model aimed to support:

• Non-economically sustainable areas
• Subsidies customers that could not afford the
services
• Not economically viable

The new
USO
model

• Be partners in the economic development of an
area
• How to provide connectivity in this area so that
people can have better access to:
•
•
•
•
•
•

Banking
Health services
Transport
Payments
Maintain contact with families
Entertainment

Why this is possible now
• Cost of fiber lower
• Cost of network equipment lower
• Smartphone and computers affordable
• Apps and web services
• => new solution is possible compared to 5 years ago

Value
Social
Benefit and
Economic
Value to
Indonesia

9,000 Villages not covered

Economic value (annual)

1.3 Million House holds

Rp 70 Trillion per annum

7 Million People

Additional services on top
Creation of digital opportunities

New approach

Model results: Bands of profitability
• Map out all areas for coverage

• Consider population numbers, power
availability, income and affordability
• Split the areas into 3 groups:
• Excellent profitability
• Good profitability
• Non-profitable

Excellent profitability
• More than 50% profitability for
deployment of BTS / broadband link

Good profitability
• Between 0 and 50% profitability
expected from the deployed BTS /
link

Non-profitable
• Negative profitability expected from
the link / BTS

Profitable and non-profitable areas (overview)

INTERNET OF THING (IoT)

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IoT Potential in indonesia
Across key sectors, Indonesia could harness digitization to realize total productivity impact of Rp 1638.9 Trillion by 2025. (121.4
billion USD, 1 USD= Rp13500). Indonesia GDP in 2016: Rp 9433 Trillion.
Sector

Operation
optimization impact
(trillion rupiah)

Human health and
productivity impact
(trillion rupiah)

Product and sales
development impact
(trillion rupiah)

Estimated 2025 GDP base
impact
(trillion rupiah)

Manufacturing

396.9

40.5

27

464.4

Retail

168.75

90.45

71.55

330.75

Transport

183.6

25.65

0

209.25

Mining

189

6.75

4.05

199.8

Agriculture

143.1

4.05

0

148.5

Telecom and media

76.95

22.95

6.75

106.65

Healthcare

29.7

58.05

0

89.1

Public sector and utilities

63.45

1.35

0

64.8

Financial

14.85

1.35

8.1

24.3

Total

1266.3

252.45

120.15

1638.9

Source: Unlocking Indonesia’s digital opportunity by McKinsey&Company (2016). The data based on McKinsey Global Institute Study
U locki g the pote tial of the I ter et of Thi gs , Tea a alysis adjusti g figures for I do esia.

Four parts of an IoT System

The IoT Connectivity : Some Option are Available
FIXED & SHORT RANGE

LONG RANGE (LOW POWER, WIDE AREA)

Standard for device and network

IoT Landscape

Contoh Kebijakan terkait IoT di beberapa Negara

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SOME REGULATORY ISSUES
Competition Landscape

Spectrum Availability

Licensing Model

Interoperability & Standard

QoS / QoE

Cross-sector Collaboration

Numbering / Adressing

Data Privacy

IoT Security

Cloud & Data Center

Local Content

Consumer Protection,…etc

The current domain of Directorate General of Resources Management and Postal and
Information Technology Equipment are spectrum availability, standard, and local content

Arifin S. Lubis
KEPALA BIRO PERENCANAAN