Henry - A Serious Threat to Fiber Investment & Indonesia’s Digital Infrastructure Future?
In the third session of Inti Talk, the discussion further explores the economic and investment dynamics within Indonesia’s ISP industry. Declining business margins are not only shaping corporate strategies but also directly influencing decisions related to network investment, fiber expansion, and return on investment (ROI) considerations.
As competition intensifies with the growing number of ISPs, industry players are required to adopt more strategic approaches, including comprehensive analyses such as SWOT, before expanding into new markets.
Furthermore, this condition presents potential long-term systemic risks to the development of the national backbone and the overall resilience of Indonesia’s digital infrastructure. The discussion also underscores the importance of industry consolidation, including initiatives such as network sharing, fiber sharing, and backbone sharing, as potential solutions to sustain the ecosystem.
The session raises a critical question on whether greater collaboration could serve as a key pathway for the future of Indonesia’s connectivity industry, with the full discussion available on Intimedia.
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