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Indonesian smart chatbot Kata.ai could be the magic portal for international enterprises to get a foothold in the world’s fourth most populous nation.

News aggregator app Kurio brings back the pleasure of reading by selecting and showing only the most relevant and interesting Indonesian-language materials, reducing content overload.

This online store lets beauty enthusiasts in Indonesia shop for genuine branded beauty products, without having to worry about counterfeits. Free doorstep delivery included, too.

Local artisans, often little known, get to reach new markets, thanks to this online marketplace that also offers them promotional events and a loan program.

Indonesia’s fourth unicorn, e-commerce startup Bukalapak, a popular marketplace platform for MSMEs, becomes first unicorn startup to be listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange.

Thanks to Bridestory’s engaging pinboard interface and trusted client referrals, couples can easily complete all their wedding-related shopping in a single online marketplace.

One of Indonesia’s most popular platforms for reading digital books, magazines and newspapers, Scoop offers some 100,000 editions, including foreign titles.

Spurred by the success of its wedding finance platform, Taralite is now targeting Indonesia’s underserved SME business loans sector.

From news monitoring to fighting hate speech on the Internet, Prosa.ai is creating a safer Internet with its Indonesian text and speech analytics software.

Licensed by the Indonesian tax authorities, OnlinePajak offers taxpayers a low-cost and convenient way to file and pay their taxes online.

Cakap rebrands from predecessor Squline, tapping on quality local and foreign partners to offer online language courses and study abroad programs directly to learners.

ZendMoney's e-wallet concept aims to give Indonesia's migrant workers more control over how their remitted money is spent.

On Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2016 list at age 24, Alfatih Timur (known as Timmy) holds a bachelor’s degree in Management from the University of Indonesia (UI). As a student, Timmy initiated UI Faculty of Economy’s first social service program that has since become an annual program where freshman students live and work in villages. He was also the program coordinator for UI’s Indonesia Leadership Development Program. Timmy had worked as a researcher at Indonesia Social Entrepreneurship Association (AKSI) and as an assistant to the CEO at Rumah Perubahan (literally, “House of Change”).

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