Indonesia Merges SDPPI and PPI into the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure (DJID)

Indonesia SDPPI and PPI merger

As Indonesia continues its journey to becoming a global digital leader, the government has announced a major restructuring of its digital ecosystem. The Directorate of SDPPI (Directorate General of Resources and Equipment of Post and Informatics) and the Directorate of PPI (Directorate of Post and Informatics) have officially merged to form the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure (DJID). This transformation aligns with Indonesia’s broader strategy to accelerate digital innovation as part of its Digital Indonesia 2045 Vision.

This significant change is governed by Presidential Regulation No. 174 of 2024, which outlines the new role and structure of the Ministry of Communication and Digital (Komdigi). For businesses in telecommunications, digital technology, and related sectors, this restructuring presents both opportunities and challenges.

What the SDPPI and PPI Merger Means for Your Business

The integration of SDPPI and PPI into DJID brings notable implications for businesses operating in telecommunications, digital technology, and adjacent industries. Here are the key changes:

1. Streamlined Certification Processes

The newly formed DJID will oversee equipment certifications, licensing, and regulatory compliance under a unified framework. This centralization is expected to eliminate redundancies, simplify procedures, and improve efficiency.

2. Updated Certification Standards

Starting January 20, 2025, DJID will implement new certification requirements, including:

  • A New Logo: Updated identification for certified equipment.
  • Revised Certificate Numbering: A fresh format for easier tracking and verification.
  • Posterior Labeling Requirements: Businesses must comply with updated labeling regulations for telecommunications equipment to meet the latest standards.

These updates aim to enhance transparency and ensure regulatory compliance within Indonesia’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.

How iCertifi Can Help You Adapt to These Changes

Navigating Indonesia’s new certification and licensing landscape can be complex, but iCertifi is here to help. As specialists in telecommunications equipment certification and compliance, we offer tailored solutions to ensure your business is fully prepared for DJID’s updated requirements.

With iCertifi, you can:

  • Stay Compliant: Meet Indonesia’s regulatory standards with confidence.
  • Simplify Certifications: Ensure your documents and processes align with the latest DJID guidelines.
  • Avoid Delays: Mitigate potential disruptions to your market entry or operations.

Contact iCertifi today at info@icertifi.com to ensure your business is prepared for the upcoming changes.

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