Telekom Indonesia (AKA Telkom), has just launched four cutting-edge digital entertainment platforms: OONA, Indibox, GameQoo and OOLEAN. These were announced at this week's 2019 Telkom Digisummit: “Embracing Digital Entertainment for Digital Indonesia."
Telkom
Indonesia Chooses OONA TV for its New IndiBOX
Telcom has announced
that it is directly managing the development of OONA Indonesia, while
the latter is supporting Telkom Indonesia to achieve its digital TV
ambitions. Further, Telkom has picked OONA TV as its main partner in
the launch of its exciting new TV Box service, IndiBOX.
This means that Telkom
consumers can watch hundreds of OONA TV's top local and international
channels using their free data packages on their mobile devices via
Telkom's Maxstream video package. Originally, this advanced
entertainment application was targeted at five million families from
the 18 million who already receive broadband. Now, they will all be
offered Indibox combo packages which incorporate free OONA TV
packages and Telkom's fast internet.
This will give OONA
users a brilliant non-stop first-class entertainment service.
Moreover, they will receive loyalty rewards in the form of OONA TV
virtual currency (tcoins), just for watching the shows they love,
sharing content, and interacting with personalized ads. These tcoins
can be redeemed for a broad range of branded products and services,
as well as various telcom products.
These new developments
put OONA and Telkom Indonesia firmly at the forefront of the region's
digital entertainment industry. Further, it empowers OONA and Telkom
so that they are in a position to offer the latest tech for AVOD,
TVOD, and MSVOD services, which can be enjoyed by countless millions.
Jody Hernady, SVP of Media & Digital Business & EGM Digital Services Division at Telkom & Christophe Hochart, Founder & CEO of OONA Global
Digital strategist and
AI expert, Christophe Hochart, the founder and CEO of OONA Global,
said he is very confident that this new management will guarantee
OONA Indonesia's success. Hochart remarked: “Look out for further
developments and advanced innovations including super unique features
and extraordinary content from TV channels and local and
international studios.”
OOLEAN
& GameQoo
OOLEAN is the service
which Telkom is using to develop Indonesia's gaming industry, and
GameQoo, which supports cloud technology, is an on-demand gaming
platform. Speaking at the Telkom Digisummit, Jody Hernady, the SVP
of Media & Digital Business & EGM Digital Services Division
at Telkom, stated that the company wants: “to create international
standard games that compete at world level. The target is that in the
next three years we will have games that can be played globally.”
Hernady, noted that: at
the present time, the primary issue is the fact that there are not
many domestic gaming companies within Indonesia. In addition, more
innovative talent is needed, along with stronger investment. To that
end, Telkom has pledged to invest more funding into the local gaming
industry through its cooperation with leading developers. The telcom
giant is now in the process of producing: a management system for
users, a gaming hub, analytics, and back-end API services for games.
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