NEC Indonesia Introduces Integrated Command Control Centre for Industrial Estate at the 9th HKI National Conference 2025
NEC ICCC for Industrial Estate is designed to address the challenges of aging infrastructure, which has become a key concern in the development of industrial estates across Indonesia. As a wave of industrial relocation to Southeast Asia continues, Indonesia's industrial zones are in a strategic position to seize this opportunity. However, Indonesia's industrial estates still need to improve to meet the demands of manufacturing sectors such as automotive, machinery, and electronics, which require modern and integrated infrastructure.
Joji Yamamoto, President Director of NEC Indonesia, stated,"NEC ICCC for Industrial Estate was developed to address these challenges by enabling Indonesian industrial estates to gradually upgrade their operations through data-driven management and monitoring. With the adoption of this system, industrial estates will be better prepared to integrate into the global supply chain, which demands speed, efficiency, and responsiveness. We are eager to have insightful conversations at the HKI National Conference, as we work together to create what's ahead for industrial estate transformation in Indonesia."
As part of its participation in Munas IX HKI, NEC Indonesia is also showcasing its leading smart city and city operations center solutions. Visitors and industry stakeholders can experience firsthand how NEC's trusted technology can be implemented in managing modern industrial estates—from sensor data integration and real-time monitoring to predictive and simulation systems that support faster and smarter decision-making.
NEC ICCC for Industrial Estate works by integrating data from various vertical services such as CCTV Security Monitoring with Video Analysis to identify unusual activities such as demonstration, fighting, illegal parking, and others. NEC ICCC also offers services such as Smart Water to monitor drainage and purification facility, Security Monitoring, Disaster Monitoring, and Underground Monitoring that utilize digital twin technology to display various infrastructures embedded underground.
The system not only monitors data in real-time but also analyzes it comprehensively to deliver actionable insights. With this holistic approach, industrial estates can improve operational responsiveness, anticipate potential disruptions, and design more efficient, flexible, and cost-effective scenario simulations.
NEC Indonesia's participation is part of the 9th HKI National Conference, which also marks the 37th anniversary of HKI. Held once every four years, this event serves as an important platform to strengthen collaboration between industry players and stakeholders, including the private sector, in accelerating the transformation of industrial estates to become more innovative and sustainable.
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About PT NEC Indonesia
NEC first established its representative office in Jakarta in 1968. To this day, PT NEC Indonesia continues to play an important role in providing innovative ICT solutions to promote safety, security, and improve the quality of life for individuals and communities. As a leading provider of information and communication technology, PT NEC Indonesia provides world-class services and technology including telecommunications networks, biometric identification, intelligent solutions for Banks and other Financial Services, Public Transportation and Logistics, Manufacturing, Smart City, as well as government applications and infrastructure and business enterprises to support the digital transformation journey. For more information, visit us at http://id.nec.com/.
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