GTC Strengthens Technology Solutions to Improve Hospital Operational Efficiency
JAKARTA — PT Galva Technologies Tbk (GTC) is offering eight categories of technology solutions to support the digital transformation of hospitals in Indonesia. The solutions cover AI-based medical technology, document management, patient services, security and operational monitoring. The government and industry players continue to encourage faster digitalisation in the health sector.
GTC introduced the solutions through its participation in Hospital Expo 2026, under the theme “Towards a Smarter Hospital Ecosystem”. The company believes technology integration is needed to support information management, improve operational efficiency and enhance the overall patient experience.
The eight categories offered by GTC are AI Medical Technology, Intelligent Document Solutions, Inpatient Care, Safe Hospital, Patient Experience, Command Centre, Corporate Wellness and SuperApp Hospital. The product range is intended to meet the specific needs of modern medical facilities.
The solutions are designed to address a range of hospital needs, from developing digital services and managing information to security and operational coordination. Each solution is developed with the operational standards applicable to healthcare facilities in mind.
By integrating systems tailored to each hospital’s needs, the adoption of technology is expected to simplify registration processes, improve information flows and strengthen operational monitoring. The approach is considered effective in reducing the potential for human error in medical settings.
Irwin Supriyanto, Head of Sales Smart Solutions Health Service at PT Galva Technologies Tbk, said developing smart hospitals requires an ecosystem approach that integrates different aspects of technology. A well-designed integration, he said, would ensure that all systems work together continuously.
“Given the increasingly complex needs of the health sector, healthcare today requires an ecosystem approach to developing Smart Hospitals in Indonesia. Industry players need to bring together perspectives on AI, digital infrastructure, patient experience and intelligent solutions so that digitalisation can be achieved seamlessly, creating smarter and more connected hospitals,” Irwin said.
According to GTC, hospitals’ digital transformation is not only about adopting new technology, but also about ensuring that solutions match operational needs and infrastructure readiness. Data security and the ability of systems to integrate with technologies already in use are also key considerations.
This approach allows hospitals to set technology investment priorities according to the needs and objectives of each institution. The company is committed to supporting every stage of implementation.
The need for technology integration is also linked to the development of health digitalisation in Indonesia. One example is SATUSEHAT, a health data integration platform developed by the Ministry of Health.
In addition, SNI 9459:2026 on Smart Hospitals is cited as a reference in discussions about smart hospital standards in Indonesia. The standard is an important guide for healthcare facility managers.