PELUANG DAN TANTANGAN INDUSTRI 4 O I JUMADIL DWI ZULSTRA

CORNER STUDENT DIGITAL LEARNING
12 Oct 202311:40

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses the rapid evolution of digital businesses in the context of Indonesia’s digital economy, highlighting key disruptions driven by millennials and technological advancements. The speaker explains how traditional industries are being replaced by digital platforms such as Tokopedia and Gojek, emphasizing the significance of adapting to new business models. The video also explores how artificial intelligence, fintech, and digital platforms are transforming industries like retail, media, education, and telecommunications. It stresses that businesses must embrace change to survive and thrive in the coming decade, especially with the rise of digital disruption and the 5G revolution.

Takeaways

  • 💼 The future of digital business in Indonesia is shaped by rapid innovation, especially as the country approaches 2030.
  • 📊 Millennials will dominate the productive workforce, making up 75% by 2030, and they will also be the wealthiest generation.
  • 🌊 Three major disruptions are reshaping the business landscape, with significant changes in market behavior and industries.
  • 📉 Traditional industries like retail (e.g., Matahari, Ramayana) are being disrupted by digital platforms like Bukalapak and Tokopedia.
  • 🚀 Startups like Gojek have achieved massive success with minimal physical assets, showing the power of digital business models.
  • 🎧 Millennials are driving cultural shifts, such as the decline of rock music in favor of hip hop, highlighting generational changes in preferences.
  • 🎤 Comedy is also evolving, with Stand-Up Comedy replacing traditional comedy groups like Sri Mulat.
  • 🤖 AI and automation will replace many traditional jobs, as digital disruption accelerates across various sectors.
  • 📺 Media and entertainment will be radically transformed, with social media personalities and platforms like YouTube outpacing traditional outlets.
  • 🏦 The financial sector is facing a major shift with the rise of fintech, leading to fewer physical bank branches and employees.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic discussed in this lecture?

    -The main topic of the lecture is the development of digital business, its models, and how to generate successful ideas in the digital business world in the era of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 in Indonesia.

  • What are the three major disruptions mentioned in the lecture?

    -The three major disruptions mentioned are the rise of digital platforms replacing traditional businesses, the shift in consumer behavior and preferences, and the technological advancements that are reshaping industries such as artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics.

  • How are millennials influencing the business landscape in Indonesia?

    -Millennials are driving significant changes in Indonesia's business landscape by favoring digital platforms over traditional ones. By 2030, 75% of the productive workforce in Indonesia will be millennials, and their consumer behavior and business preferences are expected to dominate the market.

  • What examples of disrupted industries are provided?

    -Examples include retail (e.g., Matahari and Ramayana losing ground to Bukalapak and Tokopedia), travel agencies (with traditional agents being replaced by online platforms like Traveloka), and the music industry (with rock music losing popularity to hip-hop among millennials).

  • What is the significance of asset-light business models in digital companies?

    -Digital companies like Gojek are successful despite having minimal physical assets. Their business model relies on a platform that connects services without owning the assets directly (e.g., vehicles or drivers), making them more scalable and flexible compared to traditional companies with heavy physical assets.

  • How is education expected to be disrupted by digital transformation?

    -Education will see fewer physical classrooms and teachers as digital learning platforms become more prevalent. The lecture predicts that the need for classrooms and faculty will be reduced by half as digital education becomes more widespread and efficient.

  • What role does artificial intelligence (AI) play in digital disruption?

    -AI is expected to replace many traditional jobs, particularly those that involve repetitive mechanical or electrical tasks. This will lead to a significant transformation of industries and the workforce, where AI systems can handle tasks more efficiently and at lower costs.

  • What industries are identified as most vulnerable to digital disruption?

    -Industries such as retail, telecommunications, media, banking, and education are identified as being highly vulnerable to digital disruption due to the rise of digital platforms, AI, and changing consumer behaviors.

  • How are traditional media companies like Kompas and RCTI affected by digital disruption?

    -Traditional media companies are losing viewers and revenues to digital content creators, such as YouTubers and influencers like Ria Ricis and Atta Halilintar, who attract larger audiences with much smaller overhead costs compared to traditional media.

  • What is the future of retail stores in Indonesia according to the lecture?

    -Retail stores like Ramayana and Matahari are expected to decline as e-commerce and direct-to-consumer models become dominant. Physical stores will give way to online marketplaces, and producers will interact directly with consumers, reducing the need for intermediaries.

Outlines

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💼 Introduction to Digital Business and Future Challenges

In this section, the speaker introduces the topic of digital business development, emphasizing how it has evolved in the context of the Industrial Revolution 4.0 in Indonesia. The speaker invites the students to critically analyze the future of digital business and explore which industries might thrive in the coming years. They also highlight how disruptive changes in business models have already begun to transform traditional markets, with many businesses collapsing while new opportunities emerge, providing a warning to entrepreneurs about the rapid pace of change.

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🌐 The Three Major Disruptions Shaping Business

This paragraph elaborates on three major disruptive forces in business that will dominate the next decade. The speaker stresses that these disruptions will challenge traditional business models and consumer behavior, particularly focusing on the rise of millennial entrepreneurs. Key examples like Bukalapak, Tokopedia, and Traveloka are mentioned, illustrating how these digital platforms have upended long-established industries. The speaker points out that as old businesses die, new ones emerge, and that adaptation to these changes will be crucial for survival in the evolving market.

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🎸 Millennial Preferences and Cultural Shifts

Here, the speaker discusses the shifting preferences of millennials, using the music industry as a case study. Rock music, once dominant, has been replaced by genres like hip hop, signaling a broader cultural shift driven by millennials. Similarly, traditional comedy groups have been replaced by stand-up comedians, illustrating the changing tastes and consumption patterns. This disruption is not limited to entertainment but is reflective of the broader societal changes that will impact all industries, especially as automation and artificial intelligence continue to advance.

📺 The Disruption of Media and Retail Industries

This section focuses on the disruption of traditional media and retail industries. The speaker highlights how mainstream media outlets like TV stations and newspapers are being overtaken by digital content creators on platforms such as YouTube. Similarly, retail giants like Ramayana and Matahari are losing ground to digital marketplaces. The speaker also touches on how new technologies, such as 5G, will further accelerate this transformation, making it harder for traditional businesses to compete against agile digital enterprises.

💳 The Future of Finance and Banking

This paragraph explains how the financial sector, particularly banking, is being transformed by fintech innovations. The speaker notes that the number of bank branches, employees, and ATMs will drastically reduce by 2030 as mobile banking and digital finance become the norm. Traditional banking systems are being disrupted by more efficient, technology-driven solutions that offer more services with less infrastructure, ultimately reshaping the financial landscape.

📞 The Transformation of Telecommunications

In this section, the speaker explores how the telecommunications industry is facing major disruptions, with free communication services like WhatsApp undermining traditional telecom models. The advent of 5G is expected to further accelerate this shift, potentially rendering traditional telecom companies like Telkom obsolete if they fail to adapt quickly. The speaker emphasizes that digital companies are moving towards offering 'more for less,' a hallmark of digital disruption, where greater value is provided at reduced or zero cost.

🎓 The Digital Disruption of Education

This paragraph delves into the upcoming disruptions in education. The speaker predicts that the need for physical classrooms and educators will decrease significantly as digital learning platforms take over. Universities and schools will reduce their physical footprint, as more learning shifts online. The speaker explains that this shift is part of a broader trend where industries are offering better services at lower costs, and education is no exception.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Digital Business

Digital business refers to the use of technology and digital platforms to create and deliver products or services. In the video, the speaker emphasizes the rise of digital businesses in Indonesia, such as Bukalapak, Tokopedia, and Gojek, which are disrupting traditional business models by offering new, more efficient ways of operating. These businesses often leverage minimal physical assets and focus on platforms or applications to meet customer needs.

💡Millennial Disruption

Millennial disruption refers to the ways in which the behaviors and preferences of the millennial generation (born between 1981 and 2000) are reshaping industries. Millennials prefer digital solutions, such as online shopping or streaming services, leading to the decline of traditional businesses. The video explains how industries like retail (Ramayana, Matahari) and entertainment (rock music, comedy groups) are being overtaken by digital and millennial-driven trends like online platforms, hip hop music, and stand-up comedy.

💡Industry 4.0

Industry 4.0 represents the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies, including the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and artificial intelligence (AI). In the video, the speaker discusses how this revolution is driving digital disruption in Indonesia, with robots and AI expected to replace many traditional jobs, and businesses needing to adapt to these changes to survive.

💡Disruption

Disruption refers to the process in which an innovation creates a new market and eventually disrupts existing market leaders. In the video, the speaker identifies three waves of disruption happening in Indonesia's business landscape, with companies like Gojek and Traveloka transforming their industries (e.g., transportation, retail, and travel) while causing the decline of traditional players who fail to adapt.

💡Exponential Growth

Exponential growth in business refers to rapid and accelerating development. Gojek is highlighted in the video as an example of a company that achieved exponential growth, going from a small start-up to a company with a market valuation of over $10 billion in just nine years. In contrast, more traditional businesses like Garuda, with their slower, incremental growth, are being left behind.

💡Asset-Light Model

The asset-light model is a business strategy that minimizes the need for heavy physical assets. Gojek, for example, operates with minimal physical resources—it doesn’t own the vehicles or employ the drivers directly—yet it has a large market presence. This is in stark contrast to traditional businesses that rely on heavy assets like buildings or equipment, and is a key reason digital companies can scale more rapidly.

💡Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines. In the video, the speaker highlights AI as a key driver of future business disruptions. AI technologies are expected to replace jobs that involve repetitive tasks, transforming industries and requiring businesses to innovate to remain competitive.

💡More for Less

More for less is a concept in digital business where companies offer higher value products or services at lower costs. In the video, the speaker mentions how digital businesses are providing services that are often 10 times better and 10 times cheaper than traditional offerings, disrupting established industries by delivering more efficiency and value with fewer resources.

💡Fintech (Financial Technology)

Fintech refers to technology-driven financial services, including mobile banking, peer-to-peer lending, and digital payments. The video predicts that fintech will disrupt the traditional banking sector in Indonesia, reducing the need for physical bank branches, ATMs, and staff, as more financial services are delivered through mobile platforms.

💡Digital Disruption

Digital disruption describes the changes brought about by digital technologies that fundamentally alter industries and business practices. The video focuses on how digital disruption is impacting various sectors in Indonesia, including retail, telecommunications, media, and education, as new technologies like AI and fintech transform traditional ways of operating.

Highlights

Introduction to digital business development and the rise of new models in the era of Industry 4.0 in Indonesia.

Students are asked to critically analyze future digital business opportunities and the role they will play in the evolving business landscape.

Discussion on how millennials (born between 1981-2000) are shaping the future of Indonesia's workforce and business environment.

In 2030, 75% of Indonesia's productive workforce will be millennials, many of whom will drive new business growth.

The rise of digital entrepreneurs is creating a new business world, where opportunities for innovation and growth emerge alongside the disruption of traditional industries.

Disruption in Indonesia: Traditional giants like Matahari and Ramayana are being replaced by digital marketplaces such as Bukalapak and Tokopedia.

Online travel agents, like Traveloka, have disrupted traditional travel agencies, rendering many obsolete.

Millennials are behind the death of 50 major industries while giving rise to new business models like Gojek, which has surpassed traditional companies in market value despite having fewer assets.

Business disruption is being driven by the changing tastes of millennials, such as their preference for digital experiences over traditional forms of entertainment and retail.

The future of the job market is shifting, with digital businesses offering less asset-heavy, more agile models that are growing exponentially.

Media and entertainment are also affected, with social media and online influencers surpassing mainstream TV and print in popularity and profitability.

By 2030, digital disruption will drastically reshape education, with reduced need for physical classrooms and an increase in online learning.

The financial sector is facing significant transformation, with mobile banking and fintech reducing the need for physical bank branches, ATMs, and employees.

Telecommunication will see major shifts as 5G technology makes communication services faster, cheaper, and even free in some cases.

The key to thriving in digital disruption is offering 'more for less,' with innovative companies delivering higher quality services at a fraction of traditional costs.

Transcripts

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Bismillahirrahmanirrahim asalamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarakatuh anak-a

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mahasiswa yang saya cintai pada

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pertemuan kali ini di Mat kuliah bisnis

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digital kita akan bahas tentang

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perkembangan bisnis

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digital terus model-model dari bisnis

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digital serta Bagaimana cara

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menghasilkan ide keberhasilan dalam

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bisnis digital di di era revolusi

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industri 4.0 di Indonesia ini

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Nah berikut coba saudara tonton dan

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simak video berikut ini tentang

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perkembangan bisnis digital di masa yang

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akan datang dan saudara berikan

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tanggapan yang kritis tentang bagaimana

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perenan saudara

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menghadapi dunia bisnis di masa yang

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akan datang dan

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kira-kira bisnis digital apa yang

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berpotensi kuat di Indonesia di masa

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yang akan

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[Musik]

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datang sebuah kalimat menggugah saya

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kalimatnya begini Apa yang akan terjadi

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dalam dunia bisnis Indonesia hingga

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tahun 2030 Apa jawabnya maka saya akan

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pilah dulu bagian perbagian yaitu bagian

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pasar atau market dan bagian perilaku

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customer setuju ya kita membahas

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mengenai kaum milenial kaum milenial

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adalah mereka yang lahir di sekitar

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tahun 1981 hingga tahun 2000 di mana

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saat ini merupakan early adapter dari

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calon orang kaya 50% manusia produktif

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Indonesia saat ini adalah kaum milenial

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ini dan di tahun 2030 75% lebih angkatan

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kerja produktifnya adalah kaum milenial

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ini juga orang kayanya adalah kaum

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milenial ini kita overview mengenai apa

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yang saya sebut tiga gelombang besar

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bisnis di Indonesia di mana informasi

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ini masih akan relevan hingga 10 tahun

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ke depan yang akan anda hadapi dalam 10

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tahun ke depan adalah tiga masalah

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disrupsi tiga disrupsi besar ini telah

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terjadi dan saya bilang bahwa Kalau anda

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bukan entrepreneur maka anda melihat

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disruption itu sebagai sebuah ancaman

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tapi kalau anda entrepreneur maka inilah

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masa di mana kita menyebutnya the whole

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new world of business dunia baru dalam

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bidang bisnis saat ini ada peluang

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jutaan banyaknya walaupun di sisi lain

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ada jutaan pekerjaan tutup ribuan bisnis

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baru tumbuh dan ribuan bisnis lama juga

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mati itu disruption yang baru apa yang

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di disruption saat ini misalnya matahari

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dan Ramayana dibunuh sama Bukalapak dan

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Tokopedia travel agent dibunuh sama

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travel lokal tapi di balik itu sahabat

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ada jutaan peluang yang tumbuh baru juga

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jadi kalau ada yang mati pasti ada yang

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lahir baru anda mau bagian yang mana

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ikut bagian yang mati atau ikut bagian

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yang lahir ketika ada 50 produk bisnis

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industri yang dibunuh oleh milenial Maka

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kalau ada yang mati sekali lagi pasti

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ada yang lahir kalau Traveloka itu

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bagian dari yang lahir karena muncul

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yang namanya online travel agent tapi

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efeknya banyak travel agent offline yang

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mati karena bisnis model mereka sudah

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tidak relevan ke depan saya akan

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ceritakan mengenai tiga disruption yang

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sekarang mulai banyak orang ketakutan

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luar biasa tiga big Dian wave di

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Indonesia yang mendistrupsi pasar dan

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mendistrupsi perilaku konsumen terutama

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perusahaan-perusahaan kayak Indofood

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Astra Mayora Kalbe Farma yang

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besar-besar itu syok sekarang karena

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tiba-tiba muncul pemain yang sama sekali

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tidak dikenal tiba-tiba muncul tiba-tiba

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merusak semuanya gojek misalnya Baru 9

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tahun ada yang tahu berapa market

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value-nya lebih dari 10 bilun dolar

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kalau dirupiahkan berapa R50 triliun itu

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uang semua enggak ada kertasnya Garuda

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anda tahu berapa market valuation-nya

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enggak nyampai 4 triliun yang satu 9

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tahun yang satu 40 tahun Bayangkan dan

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yang 40 tahun itu merangkanya

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pelan-pelan sampai sekarang enggak

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nyampai-nyampai tuh angka 100 triliun

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yang satu lagi eksponensial dalam 9

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tahun melejit hingga lebih dari 150

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triliun jadi perusahaan milenial itu

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seperti tidak ada asetnya sahabat jangan

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bangga Anda kerja seperti di Astra di

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Indofood karena pegawainya ribuan karena

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gedungnya di Tamrin atau Sudirman

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sekarang anak-anak milenial enggak

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bangga kerja di perusahaan begituan

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karena mereka bangganya kerja di

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perusahaan yang digital misalnya gojek

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itu menjadi inceran banyak orang Padahal

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gojek asetnya apa gojek enggak punya

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aset motor enggak punya mobil enggak

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punya gojek enggak bayar BPJS enggak

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bayar gaji supir ojek intinya aset gojek

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kecil karena itu bisnis mereka bisa

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besar karena asetnya kecil ini aneh

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dengan bisnis yang zaman dulu asetnya

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besar-besar gitu ya dan hutangnya besar

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ini tidak sekali lagi di sisi lain

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netflix itu pegawainya cuma 6.000 orang

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valuation-nya lebih dari 160 triliun

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kantor aja enggak punya jadi omsetnya

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luar biasa Walaupun asetnya kecil Karena

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itulah kunci bisnis digital asetnya

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kecil lalu diskusi apa yang kita akan

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seriuskan kita akan diskusikan pertama

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tentang millennial disruption Kenapa

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millennial disruption karena cirinya

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sama yaitu membunuh yang telah eksis

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lama contoh musik rock sekarang saya

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tanya ada enggak grup musik rock yang

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digawangi oleh k milenial ada enggak

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dulu ada Gun and Roses ada Scorpion ada

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Dream Theater Kenapa karena musik rock

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tidak disukai oleh milenial milenial

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sukanya musik apa musik hip hop ada 50

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produk bisnis industri yang dibunuh

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milenial dan itu bukan kata-kata saya

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tapi itu kata-kata riset semua ada

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risetnya jadi riset yang mengatakan

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musik rock dibunuh oleh milenial sahabat

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sejak 2017 untuk pertama kalinya album

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musik rock dilampaui oleh album musik

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hip Hiphop jadi ada satu yang nyungsep

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pelan-pelan ada satu yang naik

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pertanyaan pengingat Anda mau yang

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nyungsep atau ikut naik misalnya lain

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lagi grup lawak itu dibunuh sama

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milenial Sri Mulat sudah enggak ada dulu

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ada Jayakarta grup hilang semua dibunuh

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sama milenial karena milenial enggak

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suka dengan grup lawak sukanya apa

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sukanya Stand Up Komedi dan saya itu

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kalau nonton srimula itu ngakaknya luar

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biasa tapi kalau milenal nonton Sri

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Mulat itu lucunya di mana Sri Mulat itu

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enggak ngerti dia itu sebaiknya kalau

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saya lihat Stand Up komedian itu lucunya

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di mana Tapi milenial itu bilangnya

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lucunya minta ampun jadi dua generasi

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ini berubah luar biasa dan cita rasa

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humor juga bergeser kecintaan terhadap

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musik juga bergeser lalu apalagi yang

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bergeser dan bagaimana menyikapinya kita

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diskusi lebih lanjut tentang digital

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disruption semua hal nanti akan

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digantikan oleh robot apa yang bisa

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mekanik dan elektrik pasti diganti robot

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jadi manusia semuanya nanti bisa

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digantikan oleh Ai artificial

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intelligence disrupsi digital ini akan

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banyak menelan bisnis bergaya

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tradisional bayangkan gerakan digital

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disrupsi ini seperti gerakan forteex

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yaitu gerakan baling-baling pesawat

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baling-baling itu Kalau muutter makin

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kencang dan makin banyak dayanya makin

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melumat putarannya ke dalam ini gambaran

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industri mana yang makin ke tengah mana

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yang makin mendekat dengan titik lumatan

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makin hancur-hancuran bisnis itu pertama

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yaitu Google dan Facebook mereka adalah

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industri yang paling cepat mendisrupsi

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sekaligus paling cepat terdisrupsi dalam

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10 tahun ke depan akan terjadi perubahan

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dalam dunia sosial media dan dunia

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search engine di mana mungkin saja tetap

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Google yang memimpin namun sudah

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bergeser jauh kefungsiannya dari saat

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ini kedua media akan terdistrupsi yaitu

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media mainstream Kompas Femina jawapos

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RCTI tvrii tidak tahu lagi sampai kapan

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namun di tahun 2030 rasanya semua itu

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menjadi dinosaurus hilang contoh saat

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ini ya Net TV itu tiba-tiba melayof

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banyak karyawan persaingan mereka itu

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dengan individu yang asetnya minim

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bayangkan Net TV itu asetnya heavy

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sekali dalam overhead dan bagi

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perusahaan overhead yang besar itu

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adalah kanker bagi perusahaan

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dibandingkan dengan apa dibandingkan

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dengan Ria ricis Ya jelas aja

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penontonnya lebih banyak Ria Ris Kenapa

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karena lebih disenangi saat ini

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bayangkan netv itu investasinya 3

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triliun untuk dapat viewer 1 juta per

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hari channelnya bosman mardigu itu 1

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juta juga viewernya per hari dari

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YouTube IG dan FB modalnya berapa kecil

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sekali Atah halilintar per hari itu 7

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juta viewer jadi corebusher itu 6 juta

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viewer Raffi dan Gigi itu 10 juta viewer

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per harinya modalnya enggak sampai

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semiliiar Bubrah itu semua media

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mainstream apalagi nanti waktu 5g hadir

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di Indonesia tahun 2020 dan 2021

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generasi milenial dan generasi Z tidak

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nonton TV nontonnya semua berbasis

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internet ketiga apa yang terdistrupsi

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retail shop Ramayana matahari Departemen

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Store serba ada akan musnah menjadi

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marketplace digital jualannya menjadi

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personal bisnis itu dan menjadi direct

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bisnis itu produsen langsung ke konsumen

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dan konsumen langsung request ke

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produsen enggak ada lagi orang tengah

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enggak ada lagi pajangan enggak ada lagi

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retail shop keempat adalah hadirnya

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fintech Finance teknologi barusan kita

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cerita kalau banyak bank akan atau sudah

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mengurangi kantor cabangnya ini akan

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merubah dunia perbankan baik dari jumlah

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cabang jumlah karyawan hingga jumlah ATM

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di tahun 2030 bahkan dibandingkan dengan

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saat ini akan tinggal 20% jumlah

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karyawan Bank cabang Bank dan mesin ATM

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karena semua sudah menjadi mobile kelima

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Selanjutnya apa yang terdisrupsi

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telekomunikasi wa itu ak akan melibas

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semuanya Telkom akan berubah

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landscape-nya Kenapa karena mendadak

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komunikasi menjadi semuanya gratis 5g

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nanti bisa gratis dan kalau Telkom

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mengadopsinya telat baru 2045 Singapura

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sudah mengadopsinya sekarang maka di

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tahun 2021 telepon kita bisa tiga Salah

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satu teleponnya adalah singtel karena

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kita enggak bisa tahan lagi sudah pakai

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satelit semua wilayah Indonesia dicover

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dan gratis mampus itu Telkom tapi itu

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adalah bisnis yang terjadi bahwa

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telekomunikasi akan terdisrup kalau

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tidak cepat-cepat melakukan perubahan

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game changing Kenapa karena

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telekomunikasi merubah dari more for

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less jadi more for Zero itulah yang

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dilakukan oleh digital company mereka

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menghasilkan more for Zero Itulah ciri

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digital disruption keenam apa yang

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terdisrupsi kemudian edukasi edukasi

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nanti tidak akan pakai ruang kelas dan

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guru lagi apa yang dilakukan mereka

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menggunakan digital ruang kelas tidak

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sebanyak sekarang lagi kampus dan

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sekolah sekolahan itu tinggal separuh

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kebutuhan ruang kelasnya karena semua

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digital guru dan dosen tinggal separuh

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dibandingkan saat ini karena itu akan

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terjadi disrupsi gila-gilaan di bidang

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edukasi dan ini akan membuat syok

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kuncinya sekali lagi dalam digital

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disruption cirinya adalah kita

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menghasilkan layanan yang more for less

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jadi produknya 10 kali lebih bagus dari

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yang ekisting tapi 10 kali lebih murah

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dari produk yang Isting juga kalau itu

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sampai terjadi maka akan digoncang oleh

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layanan more for less dan more for

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[Musik]

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Zero

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