Day: December 8, 2022

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Namogoo and Ometria Launch a New Partnership to Deliver Real-Time Personalization for Context-Zero Visitors

HERZLIYA, Israel, Dec. 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Namogoo, the world’s first Digital Journey Continuity platform, announced today a new partnership with Ometria, a leading customer data and marketing platform. The new partnership and integration will enable Ometria’s global customers to access and use Namogoo’s unique, commerce-oriented data points and segments, as well as their intent prediction engine, to create personalized marketing experiences at every touchpoint, all in real-time.

Today, Namogoo’s segments are built on 1.5 Billion unique monthly visitors of leading e-commerce brands in both the U.S. and Europe. These data points and segments are based on non-personal data and do not rely on cookies and visitor history. This is especially important for both first-time visitors and anonymous visitors, which constitute 75% of online shoppers today.

Namogoo’s platform collects data from a visitor’s device and their journeys and then segments the visitors into real-time segments. The proprietary Machine Learning technology predicts the intent by learning from each visitor’s unique signals and digital behavior, empowering enterprises to act on their intent and ensure online shoppers complete their journeys.

“We’ve proven great value to our customers using the data Namogoo collects, our real-time prediction capabilities and the volumes of data our engines train on. We are happy to collaborate with our partners at Ometria, a pioneering customer data and experience platform, enabling their customers to enrich their first-party data with our unique data, segments and predictions to deliver more accurate and personalized customer journeys at scale”, says Ohad Greenshpan, Co-founder and CTO of Namogoo.

“The world of retail is rapidly evolving as traditional methods of marketing are no longer as effective as they once were,” said Djalal Lougouev, Chief Strategy Officer and Co-founder of Ometria. “To deliver experiences that customers expect, retail brands must process and action millions of data points in real-time. The ability to harness relevant data with Namogoo will create value-based, timely, and relevant messages. Most importantly, it will drive better engagement for customers, deepening their loyalty to brands they love.”

Providing personalized customer experiences is paramount in today’s saturated e-commerce landscape. Understanding how each and every visitor behaves and what they need to push their journeys forward is vital to acquiring new customers, building brand loyalty, and generating revenue. Namogoo’s partnership and integration with Ometria provide an in-depth view on visitor behavior, allowing brands to better understand their online audiences so they can take immediate, data-driven action.

About Namogoo

Namogoo is the world’s first Digital Journey Continuity platform, helping over 1,000 unstoppable brands shape their customer journeys to fit each and every shopper’s needs. Namogoo’s platform autonomously adapts to each customer visit in real-time, lifting conversion rates and revenue, while maintaining e-commerce retailers’ margins and bolstering brand equity. Namogoo is available on all major e-commerce platforms, including Shopify, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud and Magneto – serving over a thousand global brands of all sizes.

About Ometria

Ometria is a Customer Data and Experience Platform that helps retail marketers get on the fastest route to sustainable growth.

Combining the data unification and customer insight of a CDP with an experience platform, Ometria unlocks customer loyalty and CRM growth by helping retailers create personalized, cross-channel, marketing experiences their customers love at scale.

Ometria is trusted by the fastest-growing retail brands in the world, such as Steve Madden, Ecco and Sephora UK.

Contact Information:
Djalal Lougouev
Co-founder & CSO at Ometria
djalal@ometria.com

Ohad Greenshpan
Co-founder & CTO of Namogoo
ohad@namogoo.com

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Astanaanyar suicide bomber likely did not work alone: BNPT

The National Counter-Terrorism Agency (BNPT) has said it suspects that the perpetrator of the suicide bombing at Astanaanyar Police Post, Bandung city, West Java, was not working alone.

The bombing at the police post was the act of a group, as was the case with the 2017 bomb attack on the Cicendo Village Office in Bandung city, deputy for enforcement and capability development at the BNPT, Ibnu Suhendra, said.

“Unlike the perpetrator who carried out the attack at the Criminal Investigation Agency (National Police Headquarters in 2021), whom the special detachment identified as a lone wolf,” he informed in Bandung city, West Java, on Thursday.

In 2017, the alleged perpetrator of the Astanaanyar bombing, Agus Sujatno, was involved as a pot bomb maker in Cicendo village. He was arrested and jailed for four years at Nusakambangan Prison and released in 2021.

Suhendra said he suspected that the attack at Astanaanyar was carried out by Sujatno with the help of an organized network since the attack was similar to one carried out by another terrorist group at the police station earlier.

“Motive-wise, this group wanted to attack the police, this perpetrator targeted our police officers who were having a morning assembly, with the aim that our members would fall victims,” he added.

National Police chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, had earlier informed that Sujatno aka Agus Muslim was still on the deradicalization program list.

“The person in question had been detained at Nusakambangan Prison. So that means, in quotation marks, the group is (still being monitored). The deradicalization process requires different techniques and tactics,” Prabowo said at a press conference in Bandung city on Wednesday.

Sujatno was difficult to talk to and had a tendency to avoid interactions, he added.

 

Source: Antara News

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Indonesia ranks 46th globally in logistics performance: ministry

Logistics costs in Indonesia, which reached 23.5 percent of the national gross domestic product (GDP) in 2019, are relatively high, the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs has said.

Meanwhile, the nation’s logistics sector contributed 3.15 percent to the GDP in 2018, it added.

According to World Bank data on Logistics Performance Indicators (LPI), Indonesia placed 46th in logistics performance globally and 5th in the ASEAN region in 2018.

“This figure is indeed higher in comparison to other countries, such as Singapore, America only 8 percent, the European Union and Japan, South Korea only 9 percent,” assistant deputy for digital economy at the ministry, Edwin Manansang, said at a webinar, which was followed from here on Thursday.

The webinar discussed the logistics challenges and opportunities for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs)

According to Manansang, the country’s geographical conditions have compromised the logistics sector’s performance, keeping it from becoming optimal and posing problems for logistics operators.

Other problems pertaining to logistics have involved shipping to rural areas outside cities and outside Java, and fragmented warehousing problems and logistics actors, which have prevented effective and efficient business operations.

“About 70 percent of logistics business actors are small players and the warehouse process is still manual,” he noted.

Then, the utilization of trucks for transporting goods is not yet optimal, and there are still many MSMEs that rent trucks to send goods between cities using a one-time system only.

“So the time to return costs so that the cost is doubled,” he explained.

Then, information related to delivery, delivery time is still not standardized and not integrated, he noted.

He said that to resolve these logistical problems, the government has created the NLE (national logistics ecosystem) platform, which integrates data on the international flow of goods and documents from the time of arrival of the means of transport at a port till the goods arrive at a warehouse (hinterland).

The NLE platform, which is in line with Presidential Instruction Number 5 issued this year, aims to improve national logistics performance, the investment climate, and the competitiveness of the national economy.

 

Source: Antara News

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Minister inspects production of arsenal at PT Pindad Malang

Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto inspected the production of the military armament system by state-owned weapons manufacturer PT Pindad in Malang, East Java, on Thursday.

“I checked the production of the military armament system in PT Pindad, which is good. We checked the quality, quantity, and ability,” Subianto informed.

The inspection was carried out to examine the production, quality, and number of defense products at PT Pindad, he said.

PT Pindad in Malang district produces ammunition, weapons, and other products to meet Indonesia’s defense needs, he added. He then called for supplying the need for the military armament system or the Main Equipment of Arsenal System (alutsista) in Indonesia domestically.

There is potential for PT Pindad to expand or increase its productivity to meet the country’s defense equipment needs, he said.

“There is a possibility to expand the production of arsenal equipment. PT Pindad produces a lot of ammunition and weapons, and everything we need should be made domestically,” he added.

PT Pindad president director Abraham Mose welcomed the minister’s visit to review the production facilities of small caliber ammunition (MKK) and large caliber ammunition (MKB).

The division of ammunition has a command center to monitor the 5.56 mm MKK production process in real-time, including several component machines.

The activity is a follow-up between PT Pindad and the Defense Ministry regarding the defense and security equipment contract which was signed at the Indo Defence 2022 event at JiExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta last November.

PT Pindad is aiming to become a prominent arsenal equipment manufacturer in Asia by carrying out innovation and entering into strategic partnerships to produce quality products.

PT Pindad produces weapons, ammunition, special vehicles, heavy equipment, industrial and service equipment, as well as transportation infrastructure, mining equipment, and cybersecurity infrastructure.

During his visit, Subianto also went to the Turen sub-district military command (Koramil) office in Malang. He also handed over essential food packages to 200 residents.

 

Source: Antara News

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Subianto provides aid to people affected by Mount Semeru eruption

Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto disbursed assistance and reviewed the condition of communities affected by the Mount Semeru eruption at the Pronojiwo 2 Junior High School refugee camp, Lumajang district, East Java, on Thursday.

“I came to Lumajang district today to see the recent situation. I want to know about any difficulty (faced by the people staying at the refugee camp) which needs to be overcome,” he said, according to a press release issued here on Thursday.

The issues will be conveyed to President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) later, thus there will be immediate follow-up and efforts taken to resolve the difficulties faced by the refugees, he added.

“We are grateful, as I have heard directly from the head of the (Lumajang) district (Thoriqul Haq) that everything has been able to be handled — I am impressed (with the local government’s efforts),” he remarked.

Furthermore, the minister met the elderly refugees and asked about their condition at the refugee camp.

He lauded the hard work of the local government, military, and police who have been agile in assisting the communities at the refugee camp.

Subianto also urged all parties to help each other and work together to mitigate the impact of the disaster.

“We all should work together. The strong ones help the weak. The lucky ones assist the less fortunate. That is Indonesia. Indonesians uphold mutual cooperation. Indonesians have always lived as one family, hence we help each other,” he remarked.

In addition, the minister also visited refugees at Supiturang 04 Public Elementary School.

Meanwhile, the Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation Agency (PVMBG) maintained Level 4 or caution alert issued for Mount Semeru.

Acting head of the Geological Agency of the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry, Muhammad Wafid, said that although its volcanic activity has started to decline, Mount Semeru still has the potential to spew hot clouds and eject lava, thus the alert level has been maintained.

 

Source: Antara News

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Committed to producing international standard HR: UI’s EB Faculty

The Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Indonesia (FEB UI) has expressed its commitment to educating and producing international standard human resources (HR) capable of facing challenges posed by future global economic uncertainty.

To achieve this, FEB UI is focusing on the development of five skills or capabilities to prepare students to deal with all kinds of changes, Dean of FEB UI Teguh Dartanto said at the commemoration of the EB Faculty’s 72nd anniversary at the UI Campus here on Thursday,

He then outlined five fundamental human skills.

“Actually, there are five skills that must be prepared to face global uncertainties in the future. Therefore, education in Indonesia must focus on the basic things of these human skills,” he said.

The first is the capability to solve problems with critical thinking and creativity.

Second, human resources must be more resilient and tough. This, according to Teguh Dartanto, requires persistence, adaptability, and also the spirit to not be afraid of failure and to have the courage to try.

The third is the capability to work together with other people from diverse backgrounds. Hence, what is needed are quality communication skills, the desire to build collaboration, and mutual understanding, he said.

The fourth is the capability to understand and improve a situation to make it more ideal. Therefore, human resources from FEB UI are being instilled with high social awareness. The fifth is the capability to exert social influence.

“This means that what are required by human resources who have a contribution with the social impact are initiatives and leadership. These five skills are the focus for preparing future human resources from FEB UI so they can face all kinds of changes that exist globally,” he informed.

 

Source: Antara News

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Minister asks people to help maintain peace, security

Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has appealed to the people, especially those living in Turen sub-district,  Malang district, East Java, to uphold peace and security.

To maintain harmony and security in society, there needs to be good collaboration between people, the national defense forces, the national police, village administrations, as well as the regional government, he said in Malang district on Thursday.

“Ladies and gentlemen, we must always get along and must work well with each other. Then, with the village leaders, national defense forces, national police, including the regional government,” the minister added.

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic is still visible, he said. However, the government has been able to handle it well, as seen by the decline in COVID-19 cases.

The war between Ukraine and Russia has also affected people in Indonesia, which has also compromised the community’s economy.

“Right now, the economy is in trouble all over the world due to the impact of COVID-19 and Ukraine’s war with Russia. They are producers of oil, gas, fertilizer, and corn. And because of the war, of course, their prices are going up,” he noted.

He said that even though the pandemic situation has currently improved, people must remain cautious. The government is also continuing to work to improve the public economy.

“We must still be harmonious, compact, work together, and must always be united; we must not be divided,” he said.

He also met with hundreds of residents in Turen sub-district, Malang district, on Thursday and took pictures with some of them.

He also provided basic food aid packages for at least 200 local residents and handed over 10 dirt bikes to the Turen Military District Command 0818/14.

 

Source: Antara News

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West Java food stocks in surplus ahead of Christmas: official

The stocks of 11 strategic food commodities are in surplus in 27 districts and cities ahead of the Christmas and New Year holidays, the West Java Food Security and Animal Husbandry Office (DKPP) has said.

“As of the end of November 2022, based on balance application data inputted by districts/cities, on average, 11 strategic food commodities have experienced a surplus,” the office’s head, Moh Arifin Soedjayana, informed here on Thursday.

The 11 strategic food commodities comprise rice, corn, shallots, chicken, beef, chicken eggs, sugar, large chili and bird’s eye chili, cooking oil, and garlic.

As per the office’s records, West Java currently has 199,620 tons of rice as against a demand of 84,901 tons. Thus, there is a surplus of 114,119 tons. The office pegged the selling price of rice at Rp10,830 per kilogram.

“There are several regions experiencing a rice deficit, such as Bandung district, Sukabumi district, Cianjur, and Cimahi city, then the rest are surplus,” Soedjayana said.

The stocks of shallots are also in surplus in the province, reaching 5,258 tons against the demand of only 4,392 tons. The selling price of shallots has been recorded at Rp30,321 per kilogram.

Meanwhile, the availability of beef is 3,340 tons against a demand of 2,454 tons, or a surplus of up to 886 tons. The commodity is priced at Rp133,883 per kilogram. Then, for chicken eggs, the stocks are 14,593 tons while the demand is 13,042 tons.

Soedjayana assured that the DKPP is continuing to monitor and check the safety of animal products ahead of Christmas and New Year in collaboration with regional government organizations and other relevant agencies.

Based on the monitoring, the availability of animal products is still safe, and the price fluctuation is still relatively normal. “Of course, we will continue to monitor and ensure the availability and safety of food ahead of Christmas and New Year are guaranteed,” he said.

 

Source: Antara News

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