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        "id": 1798681,
        "msgid": "40-000-jakpreneurs-in-west-jakarta-have-undergone-digital-transformation-1781193535",
        "date": "2026-06-11 22:13:31",
        "title": "40,000 Jakpreneurs in West Jakarta Have Undergone Digital Transformation",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Technology",
        "summary": "West Jakarta Mayor Iin Mutmainnah announced that 95.31 per cent of the region's 42,716 active Jakpreneur members have successfully gone digital. The administration is now steering micro, small, and medium enterprises towards adopting artificial intelligence to boost grassroots economic resilience. She highlighted the need for policy support, affordable local AI platforms, and bridging the digital literacy gap to realise Jakarta's 2035 vision of a globally competitive and inclusive city.",
        "content": "<p>West Jakarta Mayor Iin Mutmainnah stated that 40,712, or 95.31 per\ncent, of Jakpreneur members in West Jakarta have already undergone\ndigital transformation. Out of 42,716 active business operators, 95.31\nper cent have successfully gone digital, Iin said during the 2026\nNational Communication Seminar themed \u2018Synergy of AI and Public\nRelations: Towards Adaptive and Measurable Communication\u2019 at the UPN\nJakarta Campus, Pondok Labu, South Jakarta, on Thursday. According to\nIin, the Jakpreneur ecosystem in her area forms a strong base for\nadopting artificial intelligence (AI) technology in running businesses.\nIn an effort to strengthen grassroots economic resilience, digital\ntechnology adaptation for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs)\nis now being directed towards the utilisation of AI. \u2018AI can be a\ncatalyst for the transformation of the creative industry through work\nautomation, more accurate data analysis, and service personalisation to\nincrease customer loyalty,\u2019 Iin said. She explained that AI utilisation\ncan be applied in marketing through Natural Language Processing\n(NLP)-based chatbots, as well as in business management through\npredictive analytics to assist with stock management and operational\ncost efficiency. Nevertheless, Iin cautioned that challenges remain in\nthe form of digital literacy gaps and data security. \u2018Therefore, policy\nsupport is needed in the form of incentives for MSMEs that are adaptive\nto technology, as well as the development of affordable and inclusive\nlocal AI platforms. AI must remain under human control so that its use\nprovides optimal and responsible benefits,\u2019 she stated. Through synergy\nbetween the government, academics, industry players, and MSME\ncommunities, she added, it is hoped that the Jakarta 2035 Vision can be\nrealised as a city that is advanced, green, and inclusive, with an MSME\necosystem that is resilient to crises and globally competitive.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/40-000-jakpreneurs-in-west-jakarta-have-undergone-digital-transformation-1781193535",
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    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
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