Post-Conference ReportNavigating the Intersection of Business, Technology and Sustainability
AIBP Conference & Exhibition Indonesia 2026
26–27 August 2026 · Jakarta, Indonesia
Enterprise AI moves from adoption to accountability. The 54th AIBP Conference & Exhibition Indonesia gathered Indonesia's top enterprise and public sector leaders on 26-27 August at Four Seasons Jakarta to confront the harder questions of AI at scale — ownership, governance, and who answers when the system acts on its own.
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Participants Overview
By the numbers
347
Attendees
135
Companies
80%
Local Enterprises
By Seniority
42%
C-Suite / VPs
18%
Manager / AVP
40%
Specialists
By Industry
Award Winners
Recognition
PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk (BTN) and PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk emerged as the winners from Indonesia for the Open and Data & AI categories respectively, and received their awards at the AIBP Conference and Exhibition, held on 26 and 27 August 2026, at Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta.
Data & AI
PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk
From Left: Muhamad Iqbal Hidayad (PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk), Brikson Hara Donald Barus (PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk), Chairul Saleh (Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs), Irza Fauzan Suprapto (Industry Platform)
Open
PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk (BTN)
From Left: Joko Christianto (PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk), Chairul Saleh (Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs), Irza Fauzan Suprapto (Industry Platform)
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"We are honoured to receive this recognition from AIBP for Bank Mandiri's Customer Data Platform as the winner of the Data & AI Category. This achievement reflects our commitment to harnessing the power of data and AI to drive innovation, create more personalised experiences, and deliver greater value to our customers,"
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Winning the 2026 AIBP Enterprise Innovation Award is a proud milestone in BTN's digital transformation. Through balé by BTN, we are moving beyond traditional mortgage financing to orchestrate an integrated, customer-centric housing ecosystem. This recognition reinforces our commitment to delivering accessible, data-driven, and seamless digital financial services for millions of Indonesians,"
Day 1 Sessions
AIBP Conference & Exhibition Indonesia 2026
Government Keynote: Driving Productivity and Workforce Transformation in Indonesia’s Digital Economy
Pak Chairul Saleh, Director of Manpower Productivity at Indonesia's Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, laid out a clear thesis: AI could lift Indonesia's economic output by 50% by 2035 — but only if the country shifts from consuming AI to building it. That means scaling national data centre capacity from ~180 MW today toward 1.3 GW, reskilling and upskilling the workforce rather than defaulting to layoffs, and embedding ethical governance from the start. His bottom line: the real value of AI isn't the technology itself, but the productivity gains, sharper data analytics, and new products and services that reach the broader public.
Panelists
- Chairul Saleh, Director of Manpower Productivity, Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
Featuring
Keynote Panel: The Economics of Enterprise AI
Indonesia's next phase of AI adoption will be decided by capital as much as capability. With state capital consolidating under Danantara and enterprises weighing sovereign infrastructure against hyperscaler dependence, the economics of AI now sit at board level. This discussion examines how Indonesian enterprises are scaling AI with financial discipline: who funds it, what infrastructure really costs, and how these choices determine whether AI delivers sustained advantage or becomes an unmanaged cost of doing business.
Moderator
Yue Yeng Fong, Vice President, AIBP
Panelists
- Ignatius Sigit Pratopo, SVP of Pertamina Digital Hub, Pertamina
- Anindio Daneswara, Group Head of Technology, Digitalization, & Process Excellence, Semen Indonesia Group (SIG)
Featuring
Presentations
Satu Data Indonesia: Building the Data Foundation for AI-Ready Government
Speakers
- Dr. Fandi P. Nurzaman, Senior Planner, Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS), Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS)
Featuring
From Ambition to Control: A Resilience Playbook for Indonesia's Regulatory Reality
Speakers
- Newin Atmarumeksa, Technical Consultant, Veeam
Featuring
Panel: Who Owns the Data When Everyone Needs It?
As AI initiatives expand, data is no longer confined to individual teams or functions, and UU PDP has turned data handling into a board-level obligation. This panel explores how Indonesian enterprises are redefining data ownership, access, and accountability when data, AI, and business leaders all claim the same asset. Leaders will discuss how they balance control with usability under Indonesia's data protection and residency rules, and how to build governance models that enable AI at scale without slowing execution.
Moderator
Sue Yuin Ho, Vice President, AIBP
Panelists
- Ni Made Sunarti, SVP Data Management, CIMB Niaga
- Hendy Gunawan, SVP, Enterprise Data Governance, Bank Sinarmas
- Brikson Hara Donald Barus, Department Head AI Development, Bank Mandiri
Featuring
Presentations
Designing AI Governance That Scales Across Business Units
Speakers
- Inka Yusgiantoro, Advisor Transformation, Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK)
Featuring
Shaping the Future of Quality Engineering with AI
Speakers
- Derek Lim, Regional Director, ASEAN, Tricentis
Featuring
Panel: How Much Oversight Is Enough as AI Scales Across the Enterprise?
As AI systems move from support tools to decision-shaping capabilities, and with OJK's AI supervision framework setting the tone for regulated industries, enterprises face a critical question: how much control is necessary, and where should it sit? This panel examines how Indonesian organisations are calibrating oversight as AI becomes embedded in operations, risk management, and customer-facing processes. Leaders will discuss when human intervention remains essential, how escalation and accountability are designed, and how to maintain trust and compliance without undermining speed and business impact.
Moderator
Yudi Adicawarman, Country Manager – Indonesia, Tricentis
Panelists
- Gabriel Kusuma, Head of Think Tank, Golden Energy Mines
- Kemal Hadid, Director Manufacturing, Mattel
- Victor Lesmana, Director, Bukalapak
- Handika Hakim, Head of AI & Data Analytics Division, Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI)
Featuring
Presentations
Cyber Offensive & Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC)
softScheck
Cyber Threat Intelligence: From Data to Defence
Threatbook
Physical Guardrail for AI and Human Threats
Zeroport
A Case Study: Improving national cyber resilience through cyber drill
ECQ
Seeing the Network, Not the Alert
Blackscore
Day 2 Sessions
AIBP Conference & Exhibition Indonesia 2026
Presentations
Building a High Performing Organisation in the Digital Era Human Capital
Speakers
- Heriyanto Agung Putra, Director and Chief Human Capital Officer, VALE
Featuring
Leading the Roots, Powering the Nations
Speakers
- Anggia Agrimiradj, Vice President Digital Wholesale Strategy & Innovation, Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI)
Featuring
Panel: AI Is Rewriting the Work. Who's Managing the People Risk?
AI is changing how work is done faster than the controls around it can keep up. Roles, access, and decision rights are being rewritten, and the workforce, the most targeted and least predictable part of the enterprise, is where that change lands first. This panel examines the people side of cyber and AI risk: how leaders read the behavioural signals that precede an insider incident, close a widening security talent gap, and keep secure behaviour intact when AI reshapes who does what. The discussion turns on a question the technology cannot answer: as work changes, where does accountability for the human layer actually sit, and is trust earned or mandated?
Moderator
Yue Yeng Fong, Vice President, AIBP
Panelists
- Herman Cahyadi, Head of People Gojek, GoTo
- Nahdatul Choir, General Manager - People Enabler Management, Telkomsel
- Chairul Saleh, Director of Manpower Productivity, Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
Featuring
Presentations
How AI Changes the Threat Model for Enterprises
Speakers
- Bondan Widiawan, Deputy for Cybersecurity and Cryptography Operations, BSSN
Featuring
What Singapore Learned: Building Trusted Adoption in an Interconnected Economy
Speakers
- Willis Lim, Executive Director, CyberSG Talent, Innovation and Growth (TIG) Collaboration Centre
A Singapore perspective on AI, supply-chain and third-party risk - and the assurance mechanisms that moved enterprises from pilot to production.
Featuring
Securing the Data That Powers AI
Speakers
- Anthony Treyvaud, APAC Channel Manager, Concentric AI
Featuring
Panel: Is Your Cyber Strategy Designed for an AI-First Enterprise?
As AI accelerates decision-making and introduces new forms of automation, the nature of cyber risk is changing. This panel explores whether today’s cybersecurity strategies, many of which were designed for human-paced systems, are fit for an enterprise where AI influences operations, customer interactions, and critical decisions. Leaders will discuss how threat models, resilience planning, and accountability must evolve as AI expands attack surfaces, shortens response windows, and raises the stakes of failure beyond IT into business continuity and trust.
Moderator
Victor Lim, Regional Director, softScheck
Panelists
- Arief Noorman, Head of Cyber Risk Division and Data Protection Officer, Allo Bank
- Edy Susanto, Director of IT, Trans Retail Indonesia
- Arief Ristanto, Cybersecurity Head, Astra International
Featuring
Presentations
Lessons from Malaysia’s Digital Tolling Journey: From Risk Oversight to Responsible Innovation
Speakers
- Faisha Shahriman, Head of Risk & Resilience, PLUS Malaysia Berhad
Featuring
Unleash AI Connectivity
Speakers
- David Carless, Vice President, Asia Pacific, India & Japan, Kong Inc.
Featuring
Panel: If an AI Agent Makes the Wrong Call, Who Owns the Outcome?
As enterprises deploy AI systems capable of initiating actions, escalating issues, and influencing outcomes without waiting for human approval, accountability becomes increasingly complex. This panel examines what happens when an AI agent makes the wrong call. Leaders will discuss how responsibility is assigned when autonomy blurs decision boundaries, how escalation and intervention are designed, and what it means to remain “in control” when systems operate faster than humans can respond. The discussion focuses on ownership, accountability, and preparedness, not technology hype.
Moderator
David Carless, Vice President, Asia Pacific, India & Japan, Kong Inc.
Panelists
- Norman Sasono, Chief Technology Officer, DANA
- Renaldi Tjahaya, Director IT & CRM, Kawan Lama Group
- Risman Adnan, Chief Technology Officer, ParagonCorp
Featuring
Presentations
Hyper Consolidated Cyber Defence
CyberKnights
Reclaim Control of your Edge Security: Case Study of a Digital Bank in Singapore
AxisNow
What happens after an authorised recipient has your file
Digify
Private Banking KYC in Days not Months
Gaincontrol
AI is already inside your enterprise. Can you see it?
Netrust
Curated Meetings & Introductions
Networking & private sessions
Roundtable
The Hidden Line Item - What Unreliable AI Actually Costs
Co-hosted with Tricentis
Lunch Workshop
Beyond the AI Pilot: Why Orchestration is the Missing Layer in Indonesia's Enterprise AI Strategy
Co-hosted with Workato
Workshop
Securing Indonesia's Digital Economy - Trust, AI & Resilience for Financial Services & Digital Business
Co-hosted with CyberSG TIG & OJK
Workshop
Protecting Critical Infrastructure & National Cyber Resilience - OT, Threat Intelligence & Assurance
Co-hosted with CyberSG TIG & BSSN
Lunch Workshop
AI Guardrails for Enterprise: Protecting Data While Enabling Innovation
Co-hosted with Concentric AI
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