Bali, Indonesia
5-7 June, 2012
Hosted By
PT. AXIS Telekom Indonesia
AXIS is the fastest growing national GSM mobile
operator in Indonesia. The company provides
2G, 3G and BlackBerry Services nationwide and
covers the world through over 370 international
roaming partners in 160 countries.
AXIS Achievement
•Best Growth story of the year, TMT finance and
investment 2011, Middle East
•Best Mobile data service for GSM, selullar
awards 2011, Indonesia
•Best Marketing program, selullar awards 2011
& 2012, Indonesia
•Best Islamic finance deal of the year,
Euromoney 2012
The brand first launched services in February
2008 and introduced a different approach in the
marketing of its products and service offerings
by being simple, easy to understand and
straightforward with its tariff plans. The company
also challenges the market norm by providing
honest offers without hidden terms and
conditions.
Innovative partnerships and continued
investment are driving AXIS’ rapid expansion
and positions the company as a national brand
with more than 80% population coverage in
Indonesia, covering Sumatra, Java, Bali,
Lombok, Kalimantan and Sulawesi. AXIS service
is now available in more than 400 cities across
the country and is now the 4th largest operator
in Indonesia in terms of coverage. AXIS HSPA
services has been launched in Bandung and will
be continued to other major cities.
AXIS is backed by the Middle East largest mobile
operator Saudi Telecom and Malaysia’s largest
mobile operator MAXIS.
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ABOUT INDONESIA
• 4th Most populated country in the world after
China, USA and India, with 240 million people
• 17,508 Islands with 6000 of them being
inhabited
• The tropical climate all year long
• The third longest shoreline in the world (More
than 54 km) after Canada and European Union
• The world’s largest population of muslims
• 300 ethnic groups
• Bali is actually in Indonesia! (Bali also has 33
surfs spots)
• Over 3,500 species living in Indonesian waters,
compared to 1,500 on The great Barrier Reef
and 600 in The Red Sea.
• Puncak Jaya in the Lorentz National Park
Papua , the highest mountain in Indonesia has
the ice caps despite being at the tropical
equator
• Each of the largest Indonesian Islands has at
least one international airport
AIRPORT TAX
An airport departure tax of Rp.150.000,- is levied
by the airport authority for travellers leaving on
international flights and Rp.35.000,- for domestic
flights. The tax must be paid in Rupiah.
TRAVELLER CHECKS AND
CREDIT CARDS
Traveller checks are accepted by leading banks and
hotels in principal cities. The use of traveller
checks in Indonesia is as popular as in any other
countries. Diners Club and American Express, Visa
and MasterCard are widely accepted at hotels,
department stores, shops, restaurants and
nightclubs. According to the Indonesian banking
regulations, payment by credit cards should be
charged in local currency.
CLIMATE
Bali has such a mild climate whole year
round. The sunny days within dry season between
May and September are warm and pleasant, while
in rainy season between October and April, tropical
shower will alternate with clear sky and sunshine.
The average temperature of the day in coastal
areas varies from about 28oC (82oF) during May,
June, July, to about 30oC (86oF) in March and
October. It is approximately one and half hour
drive to the highland where temperature varies
from 16oC to 26oC and it is known to drop to about
8oC during the night. The humidity is high (from a
minimum of 70% to a maximum of 95%). The
weather is most pleasant between May to
September.
TRANSPORTATION
The official hotel and the meeting venue can be
reached from Ngurah Rai airport in Bali by taxi,
which will cost about US$ 8.00. To go around
Nusa Dua area, Taxi can be hired through the
hotel concierge. There are a lot of taxis at the
airport , prefer to use BALI TAXI and insist they
use a METER. Depending on traffic, the trip could
take up to 30 Minutes to the Hotel.
CURRENCY
The currency is the Indonesian Rupiah, with paper
notes in denominations of 1,000, 2,000, 5,000,
10,000, 20,000, 50,000, 100,000 and coins of
25,50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000.
Only Rupiah is acceptable at regular stores and
restaurants. Most hotels, restaurants and
souvenir shops accept certain foreign currencies
and credit cards. You can buy Rupiah at foreign
exchange banks and other authorised
moneychangers on presentation of your passport.
The exchange rate fluctuates regularly, check
your bank for the latest exchange rates. The
exchange rate for US$ 1.00 is approximately
Rp.9.000,- in June 2012.
INDONESIA STANDARD TIME
Indonesia’s three time zones have been changed
as shown below:
1.Western Indonesia Standard Time is GMT plus 7
(GMT +7) hours (meridian 105oE), covering all
provinces in Sumatra and Java, and the provinces
of West and Central Kalimantan.
2.Central Indonesia Standard Time is GMT plus 8
(GMT +8) hours (meridian 120oE), covering the
provinces of East and South Kalimantan, all
provinces in Sulawesi, and the provinces of Bali,
West and East Nusatenggara and East Timor.
3.Eastern Indonesia Standard Time is GMT plus 9
(GMT +9) hours (meridian 135oE), covering the
provinces of Maluku and Irian Jaya.
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VISA INFORMATION
No Visa may be required : Brunei Darussalam,
Hong Kong, Macao, Malaysia, Philippines,
Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, etc. Eligible for
obtaining Visa on Arrival (VOA) : Australia,
Bahrain, Cambodia, China, France, Germany,
India, Japan, Laos, Luxembourg, Maldives, New
Zealand, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, South Korea,
Taiwan, Timor Leste, UK, USA, etc.
This.
Visa can be obtained directly when you are landed
at the certain airports in Indonesia. The fee for
Visa on Arrival: US$ 10 for stay up to 10(ten)
days and US$ 25 for stay up to 30 (thirty) days.
HOTEL INFORMATION
A number of rooms have been allocated at
Ayodya Resort Bali
Jl. Pantai Mangiat
P.O.Box 46 Nusa Dua 80363 Bali – Indonesia
VISA on Arrival Indonesia
http://www.deplu.go.id/Pages/ServiceDisplay.aspx
?IDP=7&IDP2=21&Name=ConsularService&l=en
For those who require a letter of invitation
or other assistance to obtain a Visa, please
Contact:
Ms. Vivi Anggrayani
vivi.anggrayani@axisworld.co.id
+62 838 80100 83
For Contact :
Ms. Vivi Anggrayani
vivi.anggrayani@axisworld.co.id
+62 838 80100 83
Ms. Nita Marpaung
nita.marpaung@ayodyaresortbali.com
+62 811 1751449
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Hosted by PT. AXIS Telekom Indonesia
Ayodya Resort, Bali, 5 – 7 June, 2012
Monday, 4th June
16:00
Registration at Ayodya Main Lobby Resort
19:00
Welcome Reception
DAY 1, Tuesday, 5th June
09:00
Opening Ceremony of the 35th GSMA Asia Pacific Conference and
Exhibition
•Opening Ceremony, Welcome dance (traditional dance "pendet")
•Opening Remarks, Shigeyasu Suenaga, Chairman GSMA AP
• AXIS Opening Address, Erik Aas, CEO, PT. AXIS Telekom Indonesia
• Introduction of key note speaker, Chandra Aden, Head of Government
relations & regulatory, PT. AXIS Telekom Indonesia
SESSION 1 : Key Note Leadership Forum
09:30
Mobile Telecommunication Industry Policy in Indonesia.
Strategic role of mobile communications policy in Indonesia
Mobile communication industry way forward
Bapak Syukri Batubara, Indonesia’s Telecom Regulatory Chairmain
10:00
Retail Concepts
Switching from flagship stores to customer self service
Showcasing customer self service experience
Incorporating the cloud ecosystem
Daniel Horan, CMO, PT. AXIS Telekom Indonesia
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10:30
Morning Tea Break
10:50
How to maximize International roaming alliance partnerships
Benefits of having alliance groups
Maximise wholesale opportunities to benefit users
Switching from voice to rich data
Mohammed Assad Kondaji, CMO, STC International Group
11:20
Capitalizing on Roaming Data Growth
Rasmus Holst, Senior Vice President – Markets, MACH
11:50
Lunch sponsored by MACH
SESSION 2 : Industry Focus
14:00
Optimize Your Next Generation Roaming Services
optimize your roaming business, focusing on LTE and Wi-Fi roaming/offload
and a seamless integration with 2G/3G roaming
 the proactive, real-time utilization of available data in conjunction with
services designed to optimize network capacity, extend roaming coverage,
enhance the end-user experience, and protect the brand.
Claus Nielsen, Solutions Director – Asia Pacific, Syniverse
Technologies
14:30
International roaming product marketing
Identifying the stock
Relevancy to the target market
Strategies to close deals quickly
Stanley Manzini, Head of International Roaming &Wholesale Business,
PT. AXIS Telekom Indonesia
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15:00
Tea Break
15:20
Providing transparent hub-based roaming for mobile operators to
expand roaming connectivity
15:50
Stephen Breen, Senior roaming consultant, BICS
Panel Discussion - Customer / Technology Centric Innovation
Facilitated by Gil B. Genio, GSMA AP Deputy Chair
Panel:
Claus Nielsen, Solutions Director – Asia Pacific, Syniverse Technologies
Rasmus Holst, Senior Vice President – Markets, MACH
Bapak Natigor Sitorus, Marketing and sales director, Telkom International
16:20
Group Photo Session
16:50
Bilateral meetings & networking session
17:30
End of day 1
19:00
Gala Dinner Hosted by PT AXIS Telekom Indonesia
Balinese Restaurant
DAY 2 , Wednesday 6th June
SESSION 3 : CUSTOMER CENTRIC INNOVATION
09:00
NETWORKING SESSION
09:30
Leveraging the role of IDD in Indonesia
Telkom wholesale opportunities
Catering for GSM & CDMA networks
Challenges and responsibilities of being Asian Tier 1 operator
Budi Satrio, Telkom senior executive, PT Telkom International
10:00
ANNOUNCE PRIZE WINNER – RAFFLE
10:20
Morning Tea Break
10:55
PANEL DISCUSSION : The future of Mobile Telecom services
Facilitated by Stephen Breen, Senior roaming consultant, BICS
Panel: Dedi Suherman, Head of Core network , Telkomsel
Chandra Hawan Aden, Head of Governments regulatory, AXIS
Mohammed Kondakji, STC International CMO
11:45
Lunch sponsored by Syniverse
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SESSION 4 : KEY PROJECT & REGIONAL UPDATES
13:00
Regulatory activities of GSMA in Asia Pacific
Chris Perera, Senior Director, Spectrum Policy & Regulatory Affairs, Asia Pacific, GSMA
13:40
Roaming Quality Testing in World-Sports Events: UEFA Euro
2012, London Olympics & Paralympics 2012
Patrick Tang, Executive Regional Director - Asia Pacific, Keynote
SIGOS
14:30
NETWORKING SESSION
16:00
Closing Ceremony
16:10
Closure of meeting
19:00
Closing Gala Dinner
DAY 3, Thursday, 7th June
08:30
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14:30
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY WITH SIGHT SEEING TOUR OF BALI
Barong Dance
Celuk Village (Gold and Silver Handy craft)
Puseh Batuan Temple
Ubud Monkey Forest
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