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It is November, again! This means that Indonesia’s provincial governments need to determine the provincial minimum wages for next year (these new minimum wages will kick in per 1 January 2023).
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Just like essentially all other currencies around the globe, the Indonesian rupiah has been under pressure from tightening monetary policy in the United States (US). This has serious consequences for the energy market since Indonesia is a net oil importer.
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Before turning our attention to the economy of Indonesia, it is important to take a closer look at the global economy first. Fortunately, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) just released a new update (called the OECD Economic Outlook, Interim Report September 2022) and so it’s certainly worthwhile to take a look at its conclusions.
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The use of IoT devices in the business setup is increasing with each passing day. The benefits of using IoT include increasing productivity, optimizing resources, and automating tasks. However, IoT devices come with a set of cons. It is especially true for its security aspect. Mostly because of the concept that IoT networks are technology-based, it is assumed by default that it comes with tight security. It is not always the case. Therefore, it becomes imperative to go beyond manufacturers’ default security and implement rigid cybersecurity.
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