The development of mobile phones in Indonesia has a significant impact effect on the use of technology in Indonesia. Gadget of the grip it has entered Indonesia since 1984. First appearance did not have high hopes for good. Apart form that is not convenient to tuck, the unit price was expensive unit above 10 million rupiah at that time. But now, a survey of ROA (Research On Asia) Group reveals that the use of mobile phones in Indonesia continues to increase. Even in early 2010, the number of mobile phone users in Indonesia is said to reach 133 million people. Mobile at the present time in Indonesia has been offering advanced features such as 3G which has three standards in the world of communication namely Enhance Datarates for GSM Evolution (EDGE), Wideband-CDMA, and CDMA 2000.
These features are already widely used by mobile phone before 2010. Things to note is that this technology continues to grow based on the competition between mobile phone manufacturers who enter Indonesia. The mobile phone provider in Indonesia is divided into three groups. The first group representing the U.S., namely Motorola and BlackBerry.Kelompok second is the European group, namely the Nokia and Sony Ericsson. and Asian groups, namely the Samsung. Where is the most influential producers in Indonesia? Does the sophistication of mobile phone features masakini really useful on the lives of the people of Indonesia? Ease of what is offered by mobile phone technology today?
The development of all mobile phone manufacturers in Indonesia, making Indonesia a major mobile phone markets in Asia, this will form the culture and tastes of the people of Indonesia to the mobile phone itself. It also will determine where the manufacturer really suitable for the development of mobile phones in early 2011
According to the Theory of Induced Technological Change, this theory argues that technological change is caused by other economic factors, such as changes in factors, demand and growth (Dixon, 1997: 1518). Technology cycle theory put forward by Hirsch (1967), which follows the idea of Kuznets (1953), argues that new products will go through a cycle of systematic changes in technology.
To measure the development of mobile technology is growing in Indonesia, this study uses qualitative methods and collection of news and literature from various sources.
The research methodology is based on Scenario Analysis, which will analyze the possibilities resulting from the various possibilities that will happen. This analysis will be forecasting or forecast of mobile phone technology that will be developed in Indonesia and where manufacturers estimate the most suitable for the needs in Indonesia in early January 2011
The conclusion is the use of mobile phones in Indonesia continues to grow and market needs will determine the future of Indonesia in 2011. Ultimately, this will lead to the wishes of the people of the need for mobile technology in Indonesia towards the desired development.
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