Jakarta Founder Institute

Andy Zain is a respected entrepreneur and investor in Indonesia. He will share the latest updates about Indonesia’s tech trends on Startup Asia Jakarta.

Now that the Jakarta Founder Institute (JFI) has been running since 2011, Tech in Asia feels its time to reflect on its progress, and take inventory on startups that have

Partnered with Indonesia’s telco Indosat, Jakarta Founder Institute (JFI) held a graduation party for its third batch of startups yesterday, this time eight in total. From the 240 startups who

Jakarta Founder Institute (JKTFI) is calling all aspiring technopreneurs in Indonesia as the incubator has opened registration for 2013’s spring batch program. The incubation offers four months of grueling yet

Ticbox.co is a startup that helps companies conduct credible and fast online surveys at affordable prices in Indonesia. It is one of the three startups that have newly graduated from

Pouch is a marketing and loyalty program app which allows customers to collect digital stamps on their smartphones from merchant partners. It was founded by three people who all met

Inspired by the viral article about China’s two internets – with a divide between the elite and the grassroots – we talked to our friend Andy Zain about Indonesia’s own

Stilomo and Ifetcha have both successfully raised funding from angel investors. There hasn’t been a figure attached to the investments, but from what I’ve heard from the founders it is

The 13 young founders onstage at the graduation ceremony. At the Pacific Place in Jakarta yesterday, Jakarta Founder Institute graduated its fall batch of startups. This selected crew started four

2011 was a great year in many ways for Indonesia. But what will happen in 2012 for the country’s start-up ecosystem as a whole? Will we see more young entrepreneurs