Having passed the selection process, PT. Alfabeta Solusi Nusantara (Alfabeta) is now set to become the first Intel® IoT Market Ready Solutions (IMRS) partner in Indonesia. This IMRS program is a marketplace platform, developed by Intel® which offers Internet of Things (IoT)-based AI solutions from the approved partners which already passed a series of selection processes.
According to research by International Data Corporation (IDC), implementation of artificial intelligence during the last 3 years has increased the rate of innovation improvement in Indonesia by 1.7 times (from 34% to 57.8%), and almost doubled the rate of employee productivity gains (from 24% to 46%). Other than that, the research also shows that 56% of Indonesian corporations have started experimenting to implement AI-based solutions and some of them even adopted AI as core part of their business strategy.
Alfabeta's Chief Technology Officer, Yuri Ardila states that Alfabeta is now aiming to give major contribution in AI implementation & adoption in Indonesia with this IMRS partnership. "Alfabeta is deeply honoured to be trusted by a company of Intel® caliber to become their first IoT partner in Indonesia. We really hope this partnership would contribute a lot to stimulate AI market and contribute to larger society and industry in Indonesia."
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