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5 Ways Indonesia's Online Market is Disrupting the B2B Industry
01 Nov 2021
By Siti Oktorina
Indonesia is a large country with over 240 million people. It’s home to many unique cultures and traditions. It has a population that has grown exponentially over the past decade, creating both opportunities and challenges.
The legal framework for online businesses in Indonesia is still evolving. Unlike other countries where online business licenses are needed, in Indonesia, the government only requires companies to have an electronic business registration number so they can legally trade on the internet.
After decades of being ignored by multinationals, Indonesians are embracing online businesses with open arms. This shift has created a booming ecosystem for digital entrepreneurs who are eager to disrupt their local markets through innovative products and services.
In this article, we will discuss how Indonesian startups disrupt the B2B market. Indonesian startups might seem too small or too undeveloped to compete on a world stage. However, the sheer number of startups in the country is enough to make an impact on the market.
Indonesian Startups are disrupting B2B markets in the following ways:
- Increasing innovation
- Building user-centered solutions that are cost effective
- Using advanced data-driven methods to increase efficiency and productivity, providing better customer service for retail companies
- Providing more affordable pricing for their products and services
- Establishing industry-leading B2B solutions