Technological transformation in Indonesia should take into account the different needs and opportunities of each region to avoid exacerbating development disparities. Targeted policies are needed to prepare these areas for digitisation
Technology & Digitalisation
-
-
Digital technologies are building more sustainable supply chains
-
Large language model artificial intelligence, such as ChatGPT, Bard and others, has great potential in the world of international development. But—at least for now—it also has serious limitations
-
For thousands of years, humanity has had a love affair with cement and concrete. But now, industry groups and researchers are seeking solutions to the huge amounts of carbon dioxide that cement-making generates
-
The Internet of Things—a rapidly growing network of connected devices—can help bring financial services to those most in need
-
Digital entrepreneurship can be a powerful avenue for women’s inclusion in the digital economy
-
Persistent, high levels of nonperforming loans could undermine bank lending and economic recovery in Asia’s developing countries
-
Regulators and supervisors must act now to strengthen the prudential framework
-
The technology could transform how growers protect their harvests, by detecting plant diseases very early on. But the challenge is to develop tools that are as affordable as they are effective
-
How is Asia doing in terms of its digital infrastructure?
An interview with Blair ChalmersWhat is Asia’s digital future going to look like, and what role will digital infrastructure play? We speak with an expert on innovations in infrastructure