Through its subsidiary Lintasarta, IOH aims to help Indonesian businesses leverage AI while ensuring sovereign data governance.
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Vikram Sinha, president director and CEO of IOH said: “Our partnership with Accenture is aligned with Indonesia’s vision of becoming a digitally empowered nation by 2045.
“Together, we’re building the AI infrastructure that will drive growth, innovation, and a stronger digital economy.”
The collaboration will initially target Indonesia’s financial services sector, a critical part of the country's economy. Using the Accenture AI Refinery platform, the partnership will offer pre-built AI solutions that reduce time-to-value and are adaptable to each client’s AI journey.
These AI-powered solutions are set to enhance operational efficiency, boost profitability, and promote sustainable growth within Indonesia’s banking sector.
Accenture’s AI Refinery platform will provide scalable AI systems, ensuring that data sovereignty is maintained while enabling Indonesian enterprises to unlock unprecedented value.
Senthil Ramani, Accenture’s global data and AI lead emphasised the significance of AI sovereignty: “We are helping Indonesian businesses redefine their future with AI, while ensuring sensitive data remains within national borders,” he said.
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