Neo4j appoints Perum Peruri as distributor for Graph Data Technology in Indonesia 

Neo4j appoints Perum Peruri as distributor for Graph Data Technology in Indonesia 

New partnership pitched as instrumental in helping Indonesian organisations and government agencies uncover deeper insights to accelerate innovation. 

Neo4j, the graph database and analytics leader, has appointed Perum Peruri, the Republic of Indonesia’s Bank Notes and Certificate Printing Public Company, as a distributor to deliver Neo4j’s market-leading graph technology solutions – pivotal for organisations to gain valuable insights, manage complex and rapidly changing demands and power mission-critical applications. 

Under the agreement, the state-owned security-printing company will work closely with Neo4j on a combined go-to-market strategy to increase Neo4j’s footprint in Indonesia. 

Perum Peruri has expanded its reach over the years to become a trusted ICT partner, sealing key wins with government entities and securing a variety of external partnerships with market-leading industry players, from technology and finance to manufacturing. The organisation believes that an increasing number of Indonesian firms are turning to graph data technology to find hidden relationships and patterns across billions of data connections.

“As a state-owned company that provides secure digital technology solutions, we serve a multitude of customers, especially government departments such as the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, the Ministry of State Apparatus Utilization and Bureaucratic Reform and many others – all of whom have critical demands. We decided to partner with Neo4j as we see a strong potential to expand our reach to target new customers and work closely with other state-owned enterprises and agencies by offering the best graph data and analytics solution in the market,” said Farah F Rahmayanti, Head of Strategic Business Unit (SBU) Digital, Perum Peruri.

 Graph technology adoption continues to accelerate in Indonesia as organisations seek better ways to track and visualise data lineages and quickly identify and solve challenges of any size and scale.

According to Gartner, graph technologies will be used in 80% of data and analytics innovations by 2025, up from 10% in 2021, to facilitate rapid decision-making in organisations.

As Indonesia pursues its goal to bring ASEAN closer to a single regional digital community, graph technology will be a powerful tool in breaking down barriers and unlocking new capabilities and opportunities to boost the nation’s competitiveness and help achieve long-term economic goals as outlined in the Digital Indonesia Road Map by the Ministry of Communication and Informatics.     

“Neo4j continues to push the limits of graph technology to enable more industries to solve modern data problems. Our partnership will empower Perum Peruri and its network to unlock richer insights and make more accurate analysis and predictions with their existing data.

“With Neo4j’s scalability, Indonesian organisations can easily accommodate application changes without disrupting existing functionality, allowing them to continuously upgrade their services and stay ahead of the competition,” said Reza Pahlevi, Managing Director, Neo4j Indonesia.

The latest partnership signifies Neo4j’s growing commitment to Indonesia.

In 2022, Neo4j partnered with IYKRA, Indonesia’s leading artificial intelligence (AI) and data knowledge provider, to deliver free AI training to support Indonesia’s Emas 2045 vision to become a developed nation. Participants receive Neo4j AuraDB Free training to become a certified graph database engineer, mentoring from IYKRA data experts, and work on real-life projects.

Neo4j also launched the Graphs4ID initiative, in collaboration with KORIKA, Indonesia’s Artificial Intelligence Industry Research and Innovation Collaboration, to foster tech talent and leverage Neo4j’s graph data platform as the foundation for the National AI Blueprint towards the government’s 2045 vision.

Leading banks in the region, such as DBS Bank and Standard Chartered Bank, rely on Neo4j to drive better customer experiences and fight fraud.

The company’s offerings are used by 75 percent of the Fortune 100 and over 250,000 data developers, data scientists, and architects across hundreds of Fortune 500 companies, NGOs and more. 

Neo4j’s partnership with Perum Peruri in Indonesia follows a series of significant milestones, including:

  • A strategic alliance with Singapore’s Imperium Solutions
  • The launch of the Graphs4SG program with Temasek Polytechnic
  • The appointments of Sudhir Hasbe as Chief Product Officer and Alyson Welch as Chief Revenue Officer
  • The extension of a partnership with Google Cloud with the introduction of a new native integration with Google Cloud’s BigQuery cloud data warehouse
  • Strategic acqui-hire of 11 full-time specialists from Distributed Technology Associates – which was a major expansion of Neo4j’s global cloud managed services capability
  • Neo4j Graph Data Science analytics and machine learning platform’s continued double-digit growth in 2022
  • The company crossing $100 million in annual recurring revenue in 2021. 

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