Introduction

Helping Indonesia's companies and institutions in financial services industry to make strategic decisions for their technology investments.

The way of helping clients:
- Providing advisory to companies planning their IT Strategy
- Providing industry and market fact-based research reports including customized specific researches
- Providing current company-state assessment versus best practice framework/reference model
- Providing technology vendor analysis and selection
- Providing benchmark with other peer companies
- Directing the inquiries to right analysts in IDC
- Facilitating industry community for networking and improvement of their business
- Providing window to look at other countries (worldwide researches) through IDC global network

Technolog Analyst with focus on:
- Digital Transformation (DX)
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM). Customer Engagements & Experiences. Customer-oriented Digital Transformation.
- Enterprise Architecture
Aligned to financial services industry: Banking, Insurance, Capital Markets.

Certified for Professional Customer Relationship Management (P.CRM)

The analyst of IDC (International Data Corporation) - Technology Advisory & Global Market Intelligence Firm (www.idc.com)

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