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Vaccination of AXA Mandiri and Axa Employees

Published on 14 July 2021

Employees of AXA Mandiri acquired their first vaccination at the Gotong Royong Vaccination Center organized by AXA Mandiri and Axa, 2 July 2021. More than 2.000 doses were given to employees and their family, as well as business partners in two days as a form of support by AXA Mandiri and AXA to the acceleration program of Covid-19 Vaccination.

In addition to the vaccination program that was organized for employees, their family, and the business partners, other vaccination programs have been conducted to clients of AXA Mandiri and AXA in Jakarta. In other occasion, on 25 dan 26 June, AXA mandiri jointly with Bank Mandiri and Mandiri InHealth organized vaccination center for the general public in Denpasar which was participated by almost 2.000 citizen of Bali, in order to support the government of Bali to recover to accelerate the economic recovery especially for the tourism sector that is affected by Covid-19.

Country CEO of AXA Indonesia, President Commissioner of AXA General Insurance, Commissioner of AXA Mandiri Financial Services, Julien Steimer said that these vaccination activities are commitment and real form of AXA Mandiri and AXA support to the government to accelerate herd immunity to fight the Covid-19. “With the spirit of #KnowYouCan in serving the public, we believe that Indonesia will be free from Covid-19 and that the national economy can recover,” said Julien.

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Location Intelligence, Covid-19 Solutions and the Economic Recovery' hosted by Bhumi Varta Technology and Sandilogi

Published on 23 June 2021

Press Release

Minister of Tourism and the Creative Economy Dr. Sandiaga Uno joined Bhumi Varta Technology Founder Martyn Terpilowski and CEO Jullian Gaffar to discuss the role of Location Intelligence and Big Data Analytics in the fight against Covid-19 and the future recovery.

Location Intelligence is a sector with potential to actually benefit from the current pandemic as big data can be used to solve the issues of Governments and lead a dat driven economic recovery for the private sector also.

Mr. Terpilowski commented that 'execution and decisions in pandemics need to be quick to fully benefit from the technology available'.

Mr. Terpilowski said 'Going forward after the pandemic, a data driven approach to business is likely to be essential' and he believes it can 'bring about huge advancement in Indonesia'. He also believes 'that companies with an unwillingness to adapt, risk their business and that investment in Location Intelligence and Big Data Analytics, needs to be viewed as a revenue driver, not a cost'.

He stated his company vision is 'to be the number one Indonesian deep tech company and a world class Location Intelligence provider.

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