Educational institutions can receive a discount of up to 70 percent on new installation fees under an Indibiz by Telkom Solution programme. The offer combines business internet speeds of up to 200 Mbps with the Pijar digital education platform.
The programme arrives as schools prepare for a new academic year and as PT Telkom Indonesia marks its 61st anniversary. It is aimed at institutions seeking to strengthen both connectivity and digital school operations.
The installation discount is specifically intended for educational institutions. Indibiz said the initiative is designed to provide internet access and digital solutions that are relevant to schools undergoing digital transformation.
Two Components for School Digitalisation
The package brings together Internet Bisnis Indibiz and Platform Pijar rather than focusing only on faster connectivity. The network service is intended to support high-demand online activities, while Pijar covers learning and administrative functions.
| Component | Details | School Function |
|---|---|---|
| Internet Bisnis Indibiz | Speeds of up to 200 Mbps | Supports concurrent digital exams and content access |
| Platform Pijar | Assessment management, interactive learning, administration | Helps manage educational activities |
Internet Bisnis Indibiz provides bandwidth of up to 200 Mbps for educational institutions. The capacity is intended to help schools when many students simultaneously use high-quality learning videos or take computer-based examinations.
Platform Pijar is positioned as a digital management centre within the school environment. Its functions include assessment management, interactive learning, and administrative automation.
This combination addresses a common operational issue in schools, where an unstable connection can disrupt simultaneous online activity. Computer-based tests, digital learning materials, and network-dependent classroom activities can all be affected when connectivity is insufficient.
Schools also face challenges when administrative work remains manual. Without an integrated digital system, those tasks can add to teachers’ workloads and affect productivity in managing education activities.
Beyond Internet Access
Indibiz presents the package as a foundation for a more adaptive and efficient digital ecosystem. The stated focus is not only on internet access, but also on how technology can be used in teaching and school management.
According to information published by Suara.com, Indibiz introduced the installation incentive to expand access to technology in the education sector. The company considers fast and reliable internet one of the supports needed for school digital transformation.
Pijar is also expected to make interactive learning easier for teachers and students. The platform is intended to support more effective management of education-related activities alongside the connectivity service.
Expanding Education Connectivity
Telkom relies on its fibre-optic network, which it says stretches from Sabang to Merauke, to support the service. Through Indibiz, the company has stated a commitment to help reduce education connectivity gaps in Indonesia.
For schools, digitalisation is increasingly framed as a basic need rather than a luxury in the Industry 4.0 era. Adequate network capacity and a digital learning system are the two elements promoted through the Indibiz and Pijar package.