Tech companies need an ecosystem of support different from what conventional small businesses get. Apart from specific government regulations and initiatives, the ecosystem should include finance solutions, support from incubator and accelerator programs, and talent development (human resources) oriented in technological innovation but also in designing new business models. Players in the ecosystem are public, private, and quasi-public ones.
Developing a vibrant community of tech businesses depends on building this environment.Indonesia now boasts a tech startup ecosystem. Most of the elements have been implemented throughout the past five years, a period comparable to other nations in the region. The difficulty now is to increase this support by knowing what works best and modifying and perfecting the policies. Other nations, most notably Singapore, which draws
numerous startups thanks to its supportive ecosystem, have lessons to offer.It would be beneficial to have support distributed geographically better. While other areas are underdeveloped, Java and Bali house key players and initiatives in the ecosystem. Moving away from one national ecosystem and instead considering several city and local ecosystems that serve nearby clients (startups) helps one to see things from several angles. Globally,
ecosystems are most typically arranged
and evaluated) at the municipal or city level Silicon Valley included Three main areas for development include early-stage entrepreneurs' finance availability, incubator and accelerator quality, and talent development. These three categories came up as needed work to better assist startups. Better staffing that is, staff members with would help incubators and accelerators (i.e., those withStartups in industries focussed on development have particular
difficulties. Starting companies struggle mightily to assemble a qualified management team. The kind of incubator or accelerator will determine the difficulty. Programs publicly financed by the government lack business experts on their teams. They are also supposed to start the grant flow in the ecology. Government agencies believe that nonprofit programs treat digital startups the same as small and medium-sized businesses, so they do not offer the necessary
focused help for them. Furthermore lacking business professionals and financial resources are university incubator and accelerator programs. Programs have financial difficulties. Government money can only be used directly to help companies, so leaving incubators and accelerators without enough money to meet the running expenses of their buildings and services. Privately funded initiatives however struggle to raise money, particularly those
unrelated to corporate venture capital
or venture capital directly. The lockdown enforced as a result of the coronavirus epidemic engaged in agritech, edtech, healthtech, and greentech (also known as cleantech) limits the activities of many programs both economically and developmentally. Technological developments in health and education raise human capital and quality of living. Many of the impoverished work in agriculture. Greentech offers answers to fight climate change and
environmental deterioration. Unlike the well-known finance and e-commerce sectors, these fields are sometimes considered as dangerous and investors lack expertise about them. We must give these four sectors committed assistance Accelerators and Incubator Over the past five years, incubator and accelerator program counts and diversity have increased. Based on sponsorship or ownership, four varieties exist: publicly supported, nonprofit, private university,
and privately sponsored. Sector-based research and development centers of the central government, sectoral agencies of local government, and state universities help to publicly sponsor projects. Most programs include assistance in business management, legal counsel, technology, and marketing. Programs are sponsored from internally generated funds, money from networks, government monies, and money from corporate alliances among other
sources Programs find their concentration
in the big cities. About sixty percent of all incubator and accelerator projects run in Java. Other places are not as extensively serviced, and startups outside Java find it more difficult to sign up for a program. Most accelerators and incubators consider themselves as efficient in helping their occupants. They also believe Java has enough initiatives to help the startup scene. They are aware, nevertheless, that some perform less than others and that certain
programs have poor managerial quality. They also understand the dearth of sufficient national geographic coverage. Although less crucial than money, institutions running their own incubator and accelerator programs usually see the programs as successful. But financial organizations without their own programs usually see them as essentially useless. There is issue about the caliber of accelerators and incubators. Many initiatives lack dedicated full-time
workers, have little managerial capacity, and have not developed set operating policies. While some initiatives have only a small network with other stakeholders in the ecosystem, others need continuous financing. Government staff members who have little knowledge of the business sector and how startups are conducted often oversee local government incubators. Profitable operation of incubators by the private sector presents challenges. Furthermore a
Conclusion
limitation is the difficulty to find appropriate mentors who can offer sector-specific mentoring of quality An unmet need is building networks including other participants in the ecology. more commercial understanding) and advisers with industry experience and skills. The limited supply and rivalry from bi companies in selecting theBoth the supply and demand for startup funding continue to grow but a gap remains. Startups can tap into various financing sources,
from individual savings to institutional sources. Angel investment and venture capital (independent and corporate, local and foreign) are available, as are less commonly used crowdfunding platforms and banks. Some incubators and accelerators also offer funding. The number of financing institutions supporting startups has increased to about 200. Considering
its market size, Indonesia is a promising location for foreign startup investors. Since a majority of Indonesia’s commercial activity is concentrated in Jakarta and the Java-Bali region, capital is unequally spread. finest and brightest make it difficult to identify outstanding talent Early-stage companies find it challenging to persuade equity investors to contribute money; so,
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