Development of Digital-Based Economy in Indonesia
Abstract
Introduction : The development of the digital-based economy in Indonesia has shown significant improvement in recent years, especially in the context of recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic. Economic digitalization not only encourages the growth of the information and communications technology sector, but also plays an important role in increasing national competitiveness and supporting sustainable development. Several digital-based economic changes in Indonesia such as E-commerce, digital SMEs and digital banking services. This research aims to analyze the impact of digital transformation on Indonesia's economic growth, with a focus on technology adoption by business actors, the role of government in supporting digital transformation, as well as the potential contribution of the digital economy to post-pandemic recovery and achieving sustainable development goals. Research Methods : The method used in this research includes analysis of secondary data in the form of theory, official government reports and empirical findings from previous research obtained using literature studies.
Finding / Result : The findings reveal that although Indonesia has substantial potential in the digital economy, challenges remain, such as uneven digital infrastructure and limited access to technology in certain regions. Moreover, digital transformation has the potential to become a key pillar in achieving sustainable development goals by accelerating post-pandemic economic recovery. These insights are essential for policymakers and industry players to optimize the potential of the digital economy in Indonesia in support of sustainable development.
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