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com
Biodata
Achievements
Best presenter in ICKEA 2019
conference, Beijing, Juni 2019
http://www.ickea.org/ICKEA_2
019.html
Best presenter in ICKEA 2018
conference, Moscow, Juni 2018
http://www.ickea.org/ICKEA_2
018.htm
Speaker at Telecom’s World Asia,
Bangkok, Mar 2019
https://www.terrapinn.com/confere
nce/telecoms-world-asia/past-
speakers.stm
Speaker at 5G Asia Forum,
Singapore, Oct 2018
https://tmt.knect365.com/5g-
asia/speakers/enriko-agung
My Kardio, patented IoT application
for cardiovascular patients, 2018
https://www.goodnewsfromindones
ia.id/2018/05/22/aplikasi-untuk-
atasi-penyakit-kardiovaskular-karya-
doktor-ui
Now: Senior Manager IoT Platform PT Telkom My History
1. Setting up IoT platform and business verticals Senior Manager IoT Platform
as a core of near future IoT business in Telkom 2017-NOW Set up IoT platform & business
Group.
services
2. Becoming the center of excellence and
orchestrator of IoT initiatives across Telkom Studied at
2014-2018 Univ Indonesia, Degree: Ph.D
Group, following business requirements and
Electrical Engineering
lean startup method.
3. Developing in-house horizontal IoT Platform:
ANTARES. 2010-2015 Digital Media Platform
4. Doing major IoT service in 3 biggest segments: Set up IPTV & OTT Video services
Transportation (RTK for fleet management),
Kimia Farma Industry 4.0, and Bali Smart
2008-2009 Studied at
Island.
NTU Singapore, Degree: MSc
5. Collaborating with external stakeholders
Information Systems
(regulator, vendors, academics, consultants,
competitors, potential clients) to strengthen Sys Admin (ISC/DIVRE 6)
IoT portfolio. 1997-2008
Managing over 100 servers, over
6. Actively doing IoT research and writing articles 10 o/s all across Kalimantan
in indexed scientific journals.
1997 Graduated from
STTTelkom Teknik Elektro
Silabus
Silabus...
Silabus...
Pervasive, Ubiquitous, Physical Computing, M2M, & IoT
Physical
Computing

Pervasive
Computing Machine-to-
Machine

Internet of
Ubiquitous Things
Computing

2000 2005 2010 2015

Internet - of – Things (Literal Definition)

Every things which we can connect to the Internet will become Internet of Things
Picture from: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/831012/What-is-Internet-of-Things-what-are-wearables-and
Definition: IoT & M2M

”Interconnection of devices providing the ability to share

information for enabling innovative applications” [Gubbi et
al, 2013]

”Communication among devices with computing capabilities

without (or with minimum) human intervention” [ETSI,
2010]
IoT: The Evolution
IoT: 21B
Internet of Devices
Mobile Things
Commercial Internet
Internet Internet
2 Computer Protocol
Communication

2020
2010
2000
1990
1980
1960
Source: internetsociety.org
IoT is expected to explode by 2020

2020
21b $ 442b $7.1t
Connected Devices Market Size Economic Impact
Note: Illustrative numbers; Source: Gartner, IDC
IoT has evolved to include more connected devices and continues
to show potential for growth
IoT evolution waves Wave 3: Materialized IoT

Wave 2: Enhanced IoT

Wave 1: Initial IoT ("M2M")

Defense Banking Healthcare
Smart cities

Building Consumer
Cattle Industry Cattle Building
Smart cities management Leisure electronics management

Industry
Consumer
Transportation Construction Mining Agriculture Environment Mining Agriculture Environment
electronics Construction

Utilities Surveillance Retail Utilities Security Retail Transportation Utilities Security Retail Transportation

• Connecting the first M2M devices • Extended reach and cheaper roll-out • Increased throughput & reduced latency
• Building initial use cases (typically • Low power and low data consumption • Improved mobility and network security
industrial applications) • New use cases; mass deployments • Wide range of use cases1

1990-2010 2010-2020 2020+

1 Also enabled from improved computer processing; New applications in Wave 3 include V2V/V2X or always-on, real-time video connectivity
The W rld of IoT
Architecture
Business
IoT Device Network Server Application

IoT
Gateway

IoT Devices
IoT Device
IoT Device

RFID tag IoT Gateway:

A network device which
IoT Network collects data from IoT
Wearable
(See next slide) device and send to
server
Mini computer

Sensor
IoT Network (Short Range)
Name

Standard IEEE 802.15.1 IEEE 802.15.4 ISO 13157 IEEE 802.11

IoT Network (Long Range)
Network Server
Connectivity:
q Broadband access
q 3G/4G/5G
q Satellite
Network Server...
Server (Platform)
An IoT platform is a suite of components that enable developers to:
v Develop apps
v Remote data collection
v Secure connectivity...
and with other functions:
v Device/sensor management
v Big Data interfacing
as well.

Source: ihttp://internetofthingswiki.com/top-10-iot-platforms/634/
Internet of Things Architecture

Device VSAT Smart

Smart Home Lighting
Short range IoT Network:
Bluetooth, Zigbee, Z-Wave,
Wifi, RFID, Infrared, etc

Fixed BB
Long range IoT Network: Smart City
LoRA, Sigfox, NBIoT

Mobile BB Smart Building

IOT DEVICE DOMAIN NETWORK PLATFORM APPLICATION

• The use of Short Range IoT Network depends on the characteristics and range needed.
Bluetooth (IEEE 802.15.1): Low power, Range 50m, 300 kbps.
Zigbee (IEEE 802.15.1): Low power, Range 10m, 250 kbps.
Wifi (IEEE 802.11.n): Middle power, Range 100m, 150 Mbps.
• For Long Range IoT Network, it tends to use LPWAN technology (LoRA, Sigfox, NB-IoT).
LoRA: Open system, ISM band, low power, range 15 km, 10-100 kbps, fit for nation-wide and private network.
Sigfox: Proprietary system, ISM band, low power, range 15 km, 100 bps, nation-wide approach.
Business Application
Smart City:
“The use of Smart Computing technologies to
make the critical infrastructure components and
services of a city—which include city
administration, education, healthcare, public
safety, real estate, transportation, and utilities—
more intelligent, interconnected, and efficient.”
[Forrester Research, 2010]

Picture from: Forrester Research

Smart City Use Cases
Industry 4.0

-1784- -1870- -1970- -Present-

Picture courtesy: https://erichfelbabel.com/2018/03/07/industry-4-0-are-you-ready/

Industry 4.0: Definition
Industry 4.0 is the fourth industrial revolution
which includes Internet of Things (IoT), cloud
computing, and big data in manufacturing process
[Hermann, Pentek, & Otto, 2015].

The term Industry 4.0 is referred to “Industrie 4.0”

which publicly known in 2011, when an initiative
named “Industrie 4.0” - an association of
representatives from business, politics, and
academia - promoted the idea as an approach to
strengthening the competitiveness of the German
manufacturing industry (Kagermann, Lukas, &
Wahlster, 2011).

Source: Gartner, Inc., 2018

Industry 4.0: Benchmarks
Airbus: Factory of the Future
To say that assembling a commercial jetliner is an elaborate affair would be an
understatement. Such craft have millions of components and tens of thousands of
assembly steps, and the cost of mistakes during the process can be enormous. To
tackle the complexity, Airbus has launched a digital manufacturing initiative known
as Factory of the Future to streamline operations and bolster production capacity.
The company has integrated sensors to tools and machines on the shop floor and
given workers wearable technology — including industrial smart glasses — designed
to reduce errors and bolster safety in the workplace. In one procedure, known as
cabin-seat marking, the wearables enabled a 500% improvement in productivity
while nearly eliminating errors.

Source: IoT Forum Indonesia

Industry 4.0: Benchmarks...

Telkom & Kimia Farma “Sinergi BUMN”

Telkom and Kimia Farma (KF) are 2 SOEs who are aggressively entering IoT and
Industry 4.0 (I4.0) era. Telkom, who is a technology company, willing to help KF to
enhance their capabilities with the help of IoT. They are now working together to
implement I4.0 concepts in KF factories. KF are willing to enter I4.0 because they
have same vision with Telkom to win the market using technology. Yes it is not a big
bang approach, which Telkom started to implement small (but effective) use cases in
one of KF’s factory. Following its success, they are now in the middle of
implementing I4.0 in KF’s bigger factory. Both parties have benefits from this
collaboration, for Telkom they build their capabilities and portfolio in I4.0,
meanwhile KF gain more productivity and efficiency from the use case
implementations.

Source: IoT Forum Indonesia

Retail Use Cases
Retail Use Cases...
Retail Use Cases...
Retail Use Cases...
Retail Use Cases...
Telkom Strategies to Build Digital Capabilities: Collaborative Innovation

Internal
Research

In-house
Develop- Partnership
ment

IoT Business

Internal
Joint
Startup
Innovation
(Amoeba)

External
Startup
Incubation
(Indigo)
 Telkom Agile Organization Structure
Tribe IoT Leader I.K. Agung Enriko Product Manager Ariwiati (EBIS) Scrum Master Wahyudi (DDS)

1 2 3 4 5
:
Kimia Farma LoRa NW as: Smart Meter s: Bali Smart Island ritas RTK
s: rit rita Prio
s: orita Prio Prio
Pri orita
Product Owner Pri Product Owner 1 Product Owner 1 Product Owner 1 Product Owner
1 1
Joni (EBIS) Ibnu A. (DDS) Fadholy (DDS) Eko S. (Mitratel) Ario F (Pins)

System Integrator System Integrator System Integrator System Integrator System Integrator
Obed (Pins)
Ibnu Alinursafa (DDS), Fariz A. (DDS) Dian Eko (DDS) Irhas (Mitratel)
Munir (Pins)
Suyodanto (Metrasys), Rauuf (DDS) Wira Energy Indra (DataLink)
Sito D. (DDS)
Andriyono H. (DDS)

Developer Developer Developer Developer Developer

Rangga (Pins)
Fariz Alemuda (DDS), Fitya (DDS) Daniel (DDS) Latif (DDS),
Daniel (DDS)
Dian Eko (DDS) Ilham (Mitratel) Rauuf (DDS)

Go to Market Go to Market Go to Market Go to Market Go to Market

AM Kimia Farma (DES) AM DES AM DES AM DGS AM DES
AM DWS AM Witel Bali Sel
Sito D. (DDS)

Squads
IoT Project: Kimia Farma 4.0 “Sinergi BUMN”

https://inet.detik.com/telecommunication/d-
4698062/gabungkan-iot-2-bumn-diakui-dunia-
internasional
IoT Project: Smart Connected Soekarno-Hatta Airport

A collaboration between Angkasa Pura 2 and Telkom to digitalize Soekarno-Hatta Airport T3,
from air side, terminal side, and land side to optimize the airport services and enhancing
customer experience

Air Side Terminal Side Land Side

Smart City Use Case: Bali Smart Island
Smart Power Ambulance Vehicle
e-Kelurahan Tcash e-Pajak Hi-Sys ELAMOS
Lighting Monitoring Fleet Counting

Telkom e-Gov e-Pasar Smart CCTV E-Learning Blanja E-Puskesmas SPGDT Panic Button
People
Counting
Solutions e-Pelaporan Smart Water PPDB Online
Mobile Volcano Waste
DigiSchool T-Money Obstetric Monitoring Management
Building Monitoring
Web/app Feedback Pollution Truk Sampah
Smart Eye Hi City E-Ticketing My Kardio Fleet
Pemprov Button Monitoring

Smart Smart Smart Smart Smart Smart

Vertical Government Culture Tourism Economy People Environment
Ecosystem

Integrated
Platform
Data Center
Command Center

Enabler
Infrastructure
Bali Smart Island: Disaster Management System
Mt. Agung monitoring system:
Panic button: a panic
gas sensor, wind sensor,
button system connected
temperature sensor, CCTV
to command center to
(https://www.youtube.com/w
protect people & business
atch?v=oFM0mT6QVBA)
from crime/disaster

Tsunami alert for hotels &

public buildings:
Ambulance fleet
extending tsunami alert
management: tracking the https://www.pikiran-
from sensors to hotels and
ambulance cars for faster rakyat.com/teknologi/2019/05/29/telkom-akan-gandeng-
public buildings softbank-untuk-kembangkan-mitigasi-bencana-berbasis-iot
response to citizens
 Use case: Real Time Kinematic (RTK)

Market
Eksternal

GPS RTK (Realtime Kinematic) merupakan platform solusi

pelacakan dengan keuntungan sebagai berikut:
1. Pelacakan posisi sampai dengan tingkat centimeter.
2. Dapat diintegrasikan dengan aplikasi smartphone yang Market
sudah ada. Internal
3. Contoh use case: fleet management, pengukuran tanah,
pemantauan struktur konstruksi, dll.
IoT for Healthcare Use Case: My Kardio
My Kardio:
“A telemedicine system for monitoring cardiovascular
patient in rural area with auto-diagnosis feature”

Background:
• Cardiovascular disease is the cause of 1/4 death of
humans [CDC Reports, 2015]*.
• Bad quality of healthcare services in Indonesia,
with doctor to resident ratio is 43 : 100,000 [MoH
RI, 2015]. Many cases are unhandled properly.
• Medical specialists are very rare in rural areas
comparing in big cities [MoH RI, 2017]**.
Telkom IoT “Making Indonesia 4.0”
Digitalisasi Pertamina
(SPBU, Tracking Truck BBM)

KF4.0 Plant Banjaran &

Plant Cikarang Digitalisasi Garuda Food
(OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness), Power Consumption
Industry 4.0 Monitoring)
Habibi Garden
Sistem telemedicine penyakit Aplikasi pertanian cerdas (Cianjur, Garut, Lampung)
jantung My Kardio
Kesehatan Pertanian Sierad
Cerdas Cerdas Digitalisasi peternakan ayam
e-Puskesmas
Charoen Pokphand
Digitalisasi peternakan ayam
IoT for
“Making
Indonesia 4.0”

Smart Connected Airport Transportasi Smart City Bali Smart Island

Terminal 3 Soekarno Hatta Cerdas

Real Time Kinematic RTK

Sistem GPS presisi milimeter
Kebencanaan
Monitoring gunung berapi
Sistem alert
tsunami ELAMOS
Telkom IoT Portfolio

Who’s behind

...Peran para millennial dalam pengembangan industri IoT di Telkom...

Telkom IoT Portfolio: Who’s behind...

1. Jeager
Ragil

Brian

“Jeager enables manufacturers to gain real-time visibility

Novita
and actionable insights for every part, machine, line, and
plant throughout a manufacturing enterprise. Our
analytics platform enables manufacturers to use the data
from the production floor and turns it into a "data insight"
that is useful for management to improve production
performance”
Telkom IoT Portfolio: Who’s behind

2. Q-Factor
An IoT- specialist startup who help Telkom DDS in IoT projects

Latif, CEO

ELAMOS tsunami alert, Bali Gn Agung volcano monitoring

Telkom IoT Portfolio: Who’s behind...

3. Powercube

Chris John, CEO

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