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IEEE TEMSCON 2024

The IEEE TEMS (Technology and Engineering Management Society) is an IEEE society focusing in engineering and technology management. TEMS serves professionals who work at the intersection of technical and managerial roles, providing resources for innovation, leadership, and strategic thinking in… Continue Reading →

Quantum Methods in Researches

After attending a meeting with Pelindo yesterday, I attended a seminar hosted by FEB UI as part of a series themed “Conducting Impactful Business Research on an International Scale: Recent Trends, Methods, and Challenges.” Today’s session featured Agung Trisetyarso and… Continue Reading →

Non-Accumulative Adaptability

Exploring the ideas about adaptation and emergence as a part of ecosystem (i.e. complex adaptive system — CAS) development, I think it is more exciting when we see it through the combined lenses of CAS, Schumpeter, Kuhn, Foucault, and Lyotard…. Continue Reading →

The University of Edinburgh

An incognito visit (hahaha) to the University of Edinburgh.

IEEE R10 WiE&Industry Forum

The leading role of the IEEE in advancing global science and technology development is undeniable. Still, outside the circles of scientists and engineers, people are more or less blind about the IEEE activities. Interestingly, since the leadership of Prof. Gamantyo… Continue Reading →

Sartre, Foucault, Derrida on Zionism

The question of how the French philosophers regarded the issue of Palestine and zionists is often a source of disillusionment. Sartre, Foucault, and Derrida, three figures hailed for their intellectual audacity, revealed positions that were anything but uniform, and at… Continue Reading →

World Keffiyeh Day

For anyone with common sense, siding with Palestine is something too obvious and unquestionable. For humanity, for justice, for freedom.

Architecting Digital Transformation

I got this books a couple years ago: Architecting the Digital Transformation, edited by Zimmermann, Schmidt, and Jain. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-49640-1. It is interesting to find insights on digital transformation at an enterprise scale with emphasis on architecture-driven agility, the evolution… Continue Reading →

BOD Convo: BRI & Telkom

As a part of Synergy team of Telkom Group, sometimes we are requested to facilitate meetings between or among SOEs. This week we got involved in a meeting between the Vice CEO of BRI (Catur Budi Harto), IT Director of… Continue Reading →

Wagner’s Last Operas

And now, since the end is near :), I want to write a bit about the last Wagner’s operas: Der Ring des Nibelungen and Parsifal. Surely, we understand that in Der Ring, Wagner critiques the gods and rulers who perpetuate… Continue Reading →

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