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LIVE | REMBUG PEMBANGUNAN JAWA TENGAH 2026 : WONOBANJAR & CIBALINGSMAS

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Technology

Overview of technological/product initiatives mentioned

1) Si Anteng (Central Java Transportation Service Information System)

An integrated digital public-transportation platform presented by the Central Java Provincial Transportation Agency to replace manual, non-real-time information delivery (call center + social media).

Core features

  • Fast route information for users
  • Real-time bus tracking using GPS integrated with each vehicle’s mobile application
  • Display bus location on a digital map plus estimated time of arrival (ETA)
  • Nearest stop/location discovery
  • Digital ticket purchasing (anytime/anywhere)
  • Augmented Reality (AR) feature to help users find nearby places
  • Cashless payments via systems such as Keris and a digital wallet
  • User complaints & suggestions tied directly to a management dashboard with measurable/quick follow-up

Impact / analysis reported

  • Non-cash revenue increased: 22.4M (2022) → 166.9M (2023) → stable at 159M (2025)
  • Daily users grew: 3,000 (2021) → >38,000 (2025)
  • Community satisfaction index rose: 76.75 → 82.6
  • Claimed benefits for users (convenience, speed, reliability) and management (operational efficiency, data-driven decisions)
  • Future direction: continue development alongside expanding Trans Jateng/Trans services and transportation integration

User testimonial snippets (from subtitles)

  • Users can see where the bus is while waiting and buy tickets in the app, with promotions.

2) PLN Icon Plus “Blank Spot” village internet program (with CCTV)

A connectivity initiative aimed at reducing the digital divide in remote areas with weak/no telecommunication signals.

Deployment scope

  • Target: 299 Blank Spot villages plus tourism and assisted villages
  • Status reported:
    • 170 points facilitated
    • 129 activation points in progress
    • Target completion by end of 2025

Connectivity stack and add-ons

  • Corporate broadband internet
  • Access points
  • CCTV installed in disaster-prone areas (to provide community benefit beyond connectivity)

Operational realities mentioned

  • Deployment team had to handle difficult terrain (hills, rice fields, even crossing the sea)

Example outcomes

  • Tourism villages: more visitors, smoother traffic, social media growth
  • Digitally literate village (Maribaya): improved access to internet-based learning and resources; easier teacher/student access

Impact examples

  • Kalitalang tourism managers: rapid social media growth, faster visitor development; visitors feel more comfortable staying due to Wi‑Fi/internet
  • Maribaya elementary context: students/teachers no longer must climb the mountain to find internet; improved learning access and attendance administration

3) Digital government service example: “New Sak Pole” / electronic proof for motor vehicle tax

A practical tutorial-like segment for paying motor vehicle tax electronically.

Workflow described

  1. Download app from Play Store: New Sak Pole
  2. Select pay tax menu → register
  3. Enter:
    • License plate number
    • Last five digits of chassis number
  4. Fill in personal data (NIK, phone, email)
  5. Upload:
    • Photo of STNK/SNK
    • Photo of KTP
  6. Wait for verification by an officer
  7. Pay via banking services / e-commerce / nearest minimarket
  8. Get electronic proof of payment (subtitles mention E-evidence / E-payment)

Larger policy/tech-adjacent development themes (less “product-focused” but still operational)

The remainder of the subtitles mainly cover a 2026 Central Java development discussion and regional planning. Technological/product-related “infrastructure support” themes include:

  • Transportation integration and public transport connectivity (Trans Jateng, bus network expansion; mentions possibility of electric fleets)
  • Road/urban connectivity improvements to support tourism and logistics
  • Digital/operational governance themes such as efficiency in fiscal use, planning “button-up/top-down,” and program alignment across regencies

Main speakers / sources (as identifiable from subtitles)

  • Governor of Central Java: Ahmad Luthfi
  • Deputy Governor of Central Java: Taj Yasin Maimun
  • Banjarnegara Regent: Dr. Amalia Desiana
  • Deputy Chairman of Central Java Provincial DPRD: Setya Ari Nugroho
  • Moderator for regional discussion segment: Iwanuddin Iskandar
  • PLN Icon Plus / telecommunications program: presenters and local officials (exact names not consistently legible in subtitles)
  • Transportation system user/testimonial voices: local Si Anteng app users (no clear names)

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