Sugito launched the manga on Hero's Inc.'s Comiplex website in November 2022 published the manga's second compiled volume on August 29 Source: Viz Media's X/Twitter account Volume 4 - 2022 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fmedt.2022.995526 This article is part of the Research TopicArtificial Intelligence: Applications in Clinical MedicineView all 5 articles The practice of medicine is rapidly transforming as a result of technological breakthroughs Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are becoming more and more relevant in medicine and orthopaedic surgery as a result of the nearly exponential growth in computer processing power and refining of medical-task specific software algorithms Because of the extensive role of technologies such as medical imaging that bring high sensitivity and positive/negative prognostic value to management of orthopaedic disorders the field is particularly ripe for the application of machine-based integration of imaging studies we seek to promote awareness in the orthopaedics community of the current accomplishments and projected uses of AI and ML as described in the literature We summarize the current state of the art in the use of ML and AI in five key orthopaedic disciplines: joint reconstruction Improvements in software and hardware technologies such as graphic processing units and cloud computing has allowed for substantially faster processing computers and storage of larger amounts of data resulting in development of machines increasingly capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence Evolution of the number of total publications and citations whose title abstract and/or keywords refer to the field of artificial intelligence in orthopaedics during the last years Data retrieved from Web-of-science (June 20th 2022) by using the search term: orthopaedic* AND (Artificial Intelligence OR Deep Learning OR Machine Learning OR Convolutional Neural Network) Illustrating the key disciplines of artificial intelligence (AI) including machine learning (ML) approaches that are influencing orthopaedics research Through this literature review we seek to promote awareness in the orthopaedics community of the current accomplishments and projected uses of AI and ML as described in the literature (Table 1). The following sections summarize the current state of the art in the use of ML and AI in five key orthopaedic disciplines: joint reconstruction, spine, orthopaedic oncology, trauma, and sports medicine (Figure 3) Summarizes selected manuscripts for application of AI in orthopaedics that were discussed in this article their study population and figures of merit As joint reconstruction is one of the major orthopaedics subspecialties it comes as no surprise that this has also been a key area of studies for AI within orthopaedics Common use cases for AI in joint reconstruction have been analyzing imaging for automated diagnosis as well as more niche examples such as streamlining pre-operative workflow for patient specific implants and implant R&D This model also helps to open up the “black box” of AI by specifically highlighting the key radiologic features that determine the diagnosis to help build trust with the physician user When combined with patient demographics of age and Knee injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score (KOOS) their model demonstrated sensitivity of 76.99% and specificity of 77.94% among several thousand patients in the Osteoarthritis Initiative baseline dataset This model achieved significantly higher sensitivity of 94% and similar specificity of 96% as compared to an experienced orthopaedic surgeon They also created outputs of saliency maps showing the key areas the model used to make the diagnosis This particular use case for ML has the potential to offer time savings for surgeons during pre-operative planning of revision cases use in real-world scenarios will likely require tools with higher levels of accuracy as well as addressing issues with interpretability integration with electronic health records ongoing monitoring and validation of results One growing trend in orthopaedic arthroplasty has been the use of patient specific implants, allowing for potentially superior outcomes, though involves more work during pre-operative planning (24). Lambrechts et al. developed a novel application for ML in patient-specific joint replacement by using ML to automate patient- and surgeon-specific preoperative planning (25) the AI-based preoperative plans were significantly improved as compared to the manufacturer's plans by requiring fewer manual corrections by the surgeon thus streamlining the surgeons' preoperative workflow and reducing time needed to make corrections Both techniques significantly reduced computational time with SVM providing a higher degree of accuracy in stress shielding quantification compared to ANN Further investigation into implant optimization could help to improve the long term performance of orthopaedic implants and potentially further differentiate products on the market Based on the number of research publications in the field spine surgery has been another of the major areas of AI research in orthopaedics Some of the more explored topics include diagnosing spinal pathologies from clinical or imaging information and predicting postoperative complications Today, cutting-edge techniques for locating and labeling spinal structures perform as-well-as experienced human observers. In fact, many commercially available picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) and medical imaging software include these features (32) Developing high-accuracy preoperative prognostication models would enhance patient counseling and shared decision-making through more accurate forecasting of potential adverse events This could be particularly true in acute settings where there is limited time for considering available options In the past decade many articles have been published investigating models made for predicting various aspects of outcomes of spine surgeries McGirt et al. used regression to predict outcomes after lumbar surgery. They used several predictor variables, such as age, BMI, detailed symptoms, and presence of spinal disorders to predict clinical outcomes, including 12-month Oswestry Disability Index (ODI), 30-day readmission rates, rehabilitation needs, and return to work, achieving accuracies between 72% and 84% (40) Scheer et al. used a data set of 657 patients that underwent spine deformity surgery with and without intra- or perioperative complications. Authors trained an ensemble of decision trees to use baseline demographic, radiographic, and surgical factors to predict the possibility of major complications with an overall accuracy of 87.6%. They reported age, leg pain, OSI, ASA grade, presence of osteoporosis, and pelvic tilt among the highest predictor variables (43) AI has been investigated in orthopaedic oncology for a variety of applications including both primary bone or soft tissue tumors and metastatic diseases While the field is still in its early stages encouraging results have been published in the literature Development of such algorithms could aid in image based diagnosis for intermediate cases hence reducing the need for invasive diagnostic procedures These tumors that are usually managed with intralesional curettage have a recurrence rate of 12%–65% used inception v3 CNN on MRI images of 56 patients with GCTB that were followed for an average of 6 years By combining imaging and patient data (age and tumor location) they reported an accuracy of 78.6% in correctly predicting recurrence The clinical application of these findings is not clearly established we believe these forecasts could be used to determine duration and intensity of postoperative surveillance to evaluate for recurrence the applications of AI in orthopaedic trauma are mostly focused on the automated image-based diagnosis of fractures The research of AI in trauma clinical outcome prediction The most abundant application of artificial intelligence in trauma orthopaedics described in the literature is the use of deep learning methods, most commonly CNNs, for the detection of fractures. For example, in the highly cited 2017 article by Olczak et al. five deep learning networks were adapted to detect fractures in 256,000 wrist, hand, and ankle radiographs (61) All of these networks accurately identified laterality and fracture; the best performing network exhibited a final detection accuracy of 83% for fractures With assistance from the deep neural network the average clinician's sensitivity and specificity were improved from 80.8% to 91.5% and from 87.5% to 93.9% the misinterpretation rate was reduced by 47% Deep learning networks also were not able to perform contextual diagnosis (based on clinical questions posed by ordering clinicians) and prognostication as they require synthesis of clinical knowledge that cannot be acquired through training sets alone almost all of the training sets used consisted of images obtained from a single view – findings that only present on one view in multiview radiographs may be missed this way it is clear that AI has the potential to transform the landscape of trauma orthopaedics as a diagnostic tool especially as these limitations are addressed in the near future This information was then used in proposing a patient-specific tiered bundled payment model that balances risk sharing between the payor and institution which mediates the current challenges in the bundled payment model for hip fracture patients Although the machine learning algorithm only predicted the most likely payment strata for each patient and not precise value this study nicely demonstrated the inter-subspecialty applicability of Bayesian machine learning algorithm in predicting orthopaedic patient outcomes a feature that can even be expanded to other areas of medicine in the near future Emerging use of AI in trauma prognostication is also demonstrated by Stojadinovic et al.The authors used a Bayesian classifier to predict the non-union treatment success by extracorporeal shockwave therapy (69, 70) It nicely identified two variables that had the highest predictive values for treatment success (time to therapy and type of bone involved) that the use of extracorporeal shockwave therapy is currently restricted to patients with fractures that are refractory to “first line” treatments such as surgical fixation and cast immobilization These patients only comprise the minority of fracture patients AI prognostication studies for fracture patients that underwent surgical or immobilization are still lacking it would be interesting to track the evolution of AI application in this field of orthopaedics specifically whether it would involve other imaging modalities beyond radiograph its expansion into other functional applications and involvement of other treatment modalities the applications of AI are still mostly confined to automated image-based diagnosis as soft tissues such as the most likely structures involved in injury Knee injury is the most active area of research with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and meniscal tear detection being the most common application For the two most common soft tissue injuries of the knee the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and meniscal tear MRI is the modality of choice for diagnosis diagnosing these injuries on MRI can be challenging given the subtlety of some findings and the expertise of trained radiologists is almost always required the development of automated methods in detecting ACL and meniscal tears is the most active area of research in sports medicine AI The performance of MRNet for detecting soft tissue knee injuries was comparable to that of general unassisted radiologists although the radiologists achieved higher sensitivity in detecting ACL tears and higher specificity in detecting meniscal tears Concordant to this result, other studies have also demonstrated that CNNs are the best deep learning method for fully-automated detection of ACL and meniscal injuries. AUCs as high as 0.971 has been demonstrated for ACL injury detection, while the best performing meniscal tear detection CNN has an AUC of 0.94 (73, 74) This particularly high AUC for meniscal tear detection was only achievable when only normal menisci and those with grade 3 intensity tears were included More subtle grade 1 and grade 2 meniscal tears were excluded from the study the result from this study should be interpreted with caution especially for the CNN's ability to detect more subtle meniscal injuries the CNNs currently described in the literature exhibit their best performance for ACL tear detection The availability of CNNs that can detect orthopaedic soft tissue injuries in other body parts is still scarce with the rapid development of automated injury detection on MRI in the past several years particularly with advancement from more recent CNN models the same concept will likely extend more widely to detect soft tissue injuries in other body parts Potentially useful metrics could include reduction in time radiologists spend interpreting images Other common use cases as profiled in this study focus on integration of large data sets to help predict disease and/or surgical outcomes especially in a field like orthopaedics that is moving increasingly towards patient-specific care In contrast to automating radiological diagnosis analyzing large datasets is not a process that can easily be done by humans Using ML algorithms offers a clear benefit in terms of processing and interpreting complex demonstrating a high degree of accuracy and having easy to understand outputs will be critical to get users to buy-in What remains to be seen is the clinical utility of these predictions and how clinicians and patients can use the outputs of such algorithms to guide care two critical metrics to demonstrate in future studies Another issue that remains a barrier for the adoption of ML is the “black box”, where ML algorithms are sufficiently complex where their results are not readily interpretable by their human users. Some studies have specifically addressed this concern by specifically showing the key data that lead to the algorithm's output, for example highlighting the key parts of a radiograph that lead to the diagnosis (8) This is a step ML developers can take to demystify the “black box” and build trust and buy-in with the human user Acquisition of data remains another large barrier to future use cases and widespread clinical use of ML Large datasets are often required for the training and validation phases of creating a ML algorithm which can be difficult to obtain in a single institution study While sharing data across institutions can increase data availability and data heterogeneity across different electronic health record systems These barriers to data acquisition and sharing may also make validation of models more difficult a recent review of studies using AI to evaluate radiographic imaging found that only 6% of the 516 studies demonstrated external validity(Kim et al As researchers attempt to translate models from the proof of concept stage validation and real-world clinical assessments will be necessary to build user trust and gain adoption Based on the promising results and wide breadth of use cases in the published literature it is clear that AI and ML is likely to have a large impact in the future of orthopaedics it is likely that improvements to current technologies and development of new applications within orthopaedics will only increase the utility and use of ML in clinical practice ML developers must continue working through the hurdles discussed in this paper to improve trust and ease of use for clinician users and to navigate the ever changing regulatory landscape for AI products When identifying “best” areas for AI/ML applications developers should consider two primary features: (1) areas of strong interpretive uncertainty; (2) areas of substantial time and resource consumption Rationales deriving from the former consideration will apply to clinicians and patients; those deriving from the latter will appeal to clinicians and patient privacy will play a critical role in the continued development and use of these technologies despite the future promise of ML technologies many steps remain before they can be translated to widespread use in the clinical field of orthopaedics All authors contributed to this manuscript by reviewing literature All authors contributed to the article and approved the submitted version The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest All claims expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of their affiliated organizations Any product that may be evaluated in this article or claim that may be made by its manufacturer is not guaranteed or endorsed by the publisher A brief history of AI: how to prevent another winter (A critical review) A Proposal for the Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence (1955) Machine learning in computer vision: a review CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar 4. 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Presented by Simone Subal film and TV footage of telephone and digital communication including 1980s adverts for the first mobile phones and contemporary science fiction clips The work was originally commissioned to accompany the track of the same name from the album Laugh Ash by New York composer and percussionist Ches Smith Acrylic on canvas, 40 x 52 x 2.4 cm. Presented by Proyectos Ultravioleta has a multidisciplinary practice that explores the intricate world of the indigenous experience particularly the Mayan Kaqchikel cosmovision, spirituality juxtaposed with his country’s systemic racism and exclusion Pipes, acryl, found objects, artificial snow, coffee, papier-maché, paper, pencil, 340 x 40 cm. Presented by LC Quessier. Under $10k Georgian artist Tolia Astakhishvili started in drawing and painting before expanding into sculpture and large-scale architectural interventions that combine video sometimes involving other artists’ work as an oblique commentary on authorship and shared narrative Open to all from April 24–May 10, Frieze Viewing Room is the online catalog for the fair that gives global audiences access to gallery presentations coming to Frieze New York 2024 EXPLORE NOW For all the latest news from Frieze, sign up to the newsletter at frieze.com, and follow @friezeofficial on Instagram, Twitter and Frieze Official on Facebook Frieze New York is supported by global lead partner Deutsche Bank continuing over two decades of a shared commitment to artistic excellence Main image: Siqi Tao, Wash, 2024. Oil on canvas, 50 x 40 cm. Presented by Capsule Shanghai. Under $10k The chief curator at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive chooses Claudia Alarcón, Berenice Olmedo and Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum among others The food and fashion creative selects works by Jeremy Frey Lee ShinJa and Paula Nicho from the preview of Frieze New York artists and art professionals weigh in on the questions of the moment The Finnish artist has a mysterious new interactive performance at Frieze New York co-commissioned by High Line Art The ‘Open Call’ commissioning programme at Frieze’s New York home allows early career artists to work on a grand scale A frank and fictional interview with the Upper East Side style icon ‘emotional terror’ and made-up Alexis Bittar muse The Met’s new Vanguard Council is a group of young cultural trailblazers taking a hands-on role guiding the institution into its future The New York and Connecticut collectors talk of their love for watching artists develop and how ‘it’s only going to get more fun’ Manhattan’s gallery district comes alive during Frieze New York Plan your visit with these exhibition listings and local tips The rising photography star visits New York’s most beautiful watering holes from stalwart Bemelman’s to the exquisite Clemente Bar Discover artists pushing the medium forward including Carrie Mae Weems The artist and director of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art selects Thenjiwe Niki Nkosi, Roxanne Jackson and Rotomi Fani-Kayode The NYC design gurus choose works by Ha Chong-Hyun © FRIEZE 2025 Cookie Settings | Do Not Sell My Personal Information the area has seen a decline in population and a gradual loss of its traditional community values which had historically served as a centralized core to unite the neighborhood has slowly lost this affiliation through the widespread commercialization of religious organizations and ceremonial occasions the design team introduces an expressive open hall — the houshouin kannondō adjacent to the preexisting temple — which feels both spiritual and accessible generating a modern religious institution to revitalize the spirit of the community image by kenta hasegawa through depopulation and changes over time, the planned site had become a large vacant lot, alienating the original temple from the rest of the town. with the new kannondō, or main hall, persimmon hills architects reintroduces a relationship between the houshouin temple and its context due to careful consideration for the new volume’s relationship to the old and the preexisting hall together as a visual composition the team thus generates a natural continuation of the existing framework the new kannondō is most notably characterized by its structurally expressive roof spanning the length of the hall without the support of a single pillar with the design team comments on the use of the design strategy: ‘the gable roof of the temple is an image of a tree-like structure because the gable roof of the temple is reminiscent of buddha’s enlightenment under the linden tree and the structure is reminiscent of the landscape that the back light shines.’ elaborating on the project’s response to the transformation of religious institutions within local communities the team continues: ‘by superimposing new values on building types that tend to be caught up in fixed ideas of religious facilities it induces usage that is different from before and from this new next values are born and overlapped again.’ architects: persimmon hills architects photography: kenta hasegawa, kai nakamura happening now! partnering with antonio citterio, AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function, but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style, context, and personal expression. ABC News News Home ABC Backstory I lost my father-in-law and my uncle to COVID-19 in Indonesia's pandemic By Hellena Souisa One of the last photos of ABC journalist Hellena Souisa (centre) with her husband and father-in-law Link copiedShareShare article Dalam Bahasa Indonesia Please tell the others because I can't," my sister in-law said in a text message from Indonesia to my husband I heard his wailing break the silence of a cold Melbourne morning meaning "father" in Bahasa Indonesia Bapak had been rushed to hospital with body aches and a fever Even though he had received the first dose of the Sinovac vaccine we know exactly how deadly this virus is for the elderly But from my reporting on Indonesia's worsening COVID crisis I knew he was fortunate even to get to hospital I shudder to remember the last article I wrote about the increasing number of COVID patients who died at home or on the road We relied on the kindness of the doctors and nurses to connect a video call from the isolation room so that we could communicate with Bapak I thought of all the stories I have heard and written about the spread of COVID-19 in my home country over the past 18 months Just like other patients I have reported on Bapak was buried according to Indonesia's funeral protocols in a government-designated cemetery We were only able to witness the brief process of his funeral from a video recording sent via WhatsApp by one of our cousins We could only watch the funeral through WhatsApp But the news from home didn't stop there Five days after my father-in-law was buried I received news that one of my uncles was also experiencing a decline in his condition while he was self-isolating Even though his oxygen saturation had dropped to 68 (the normal range is between 95 and 100) and he had asthma and diabetes it was not easy to persuade him to go to the hospital my aunt asked me to help her explain to him why he needed to go to the hospital immediately I also promised him I would find an ambulance which hospital will I be taken to?" my uncle Deddy Sumardi asked me But what is certain is that we cannot choose which hospital we want to go now because of the situation in Indonesia," I said I told him the local health centre would try to find him a bed and that I would keep trying to find one too My aunt and their only daughter could not even watch his funeral procession from afar because they were still self-isolating at home we have not returned to Indonesia for almost two years My father-in-law had nine children who live in Australia the Netherlands and different cities in Indonesia All of them refrained from visiting him in Magelang the small town in Central Java where the famous Borobudur Temple is located My uncle was laid to rest in a government-assigned COVID-19 burial plot Maybe that's what made his death even more painful for us celebrating Christmas with him again once things get better," my husband said As Indonesia's hospital system struggles with a surge of new COVID-19 cases many are being turned away from hospitals and are being forced to isolate at home But losing him to COVID-19 during this pandemic was a totally different story We felt our grief was not properly channeled I consider myself as someone who knows a lot about COVID-19 — I have spent a lot of time communicating information to the public and talking to experts and also other fellow Indonesians who shared their experiences of the virus It also feels surreal — I am living in a relatively safe place but I lost my father-in-law and uncle back home in the same week my father-in-law shared his hope that my husband and I would have a long and happy marriage This article contains content that is no longer available Some experts have warned that the worst is yet to come for Indonesia — the world's fourth most populous country — if it is not serious in dealing with the pandemic Recently, epidemiologist from the University of Indonesia Pandu Riono used the term "herd stupidity" to describe the conditions in Indonesia an Indonesian sociologist who has worked in the presidential offices of both Joko Widodo and his predecessor Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said that one of the fatal mistakes made by the government was "the absence of a single perception and message to the public" there is indeed a lot of confusion and misinformation including about the safety of vaccines for people who have congenital diseases like my uncle This makes many people hesitant to get vaccinated As Indonesia enters its second wave of coronavirus mixed messaging and misinformation has health experts worried only 5.8 per cent of the population have received two doses of the vaccine under 15 per cent of the total 21.5 million elderly people like Bapak are fully vaccinated with 1,205 new deaths and 54,000 new cases The daily mortality rates are up to 10 times the numbers seen in early June The country's total cases have now passed 2.7 million But I can't look at those numbers in the same way again Now I can always see the faces of my father-in-law and uncle in them Read this story in Indonesian Topic:Food and Beverage Processing Industry CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) International artists including Sterling Ruby Dewey Crumpler and Sylvie Fleury will showcase new projects historical works and immersive installations at the fair Many galleries at Frieze New York are staging ambitious solo shows by their most globally renowned and experimental artists This year sees work that expands conventions of painting Sterling Ruby reveals new work at Gagosian including four paintings in his “TURBINE” series (2021–) and a selection of collages from “DRFTRS” (2012–) Ruby saturates his “TURBINE” paintings in colour pounding pigment into their surface and arranging them on his studio floor to be subjected to frenzied motion This layering is mirrored in “DRIFTRS,” for which Ruby collages photographs of spores Ruby addresses contemporary concerns with a broad range of literary and historical references Frieze New York marks the first time that Haegue Yang’s “Mesmerizing Mesh” (2021–) is shown in the United States Yang expands her interest in the connection between spirit and matter into an experiment with the shamanistic ritual of blowing a soul into fragile material cuts and perforates hanji (a paper made from mulberry tree bark) to imbue the material with spiritual desire and intercessory purpose Jenkins Johnson offers a sweeping insight into Dewey Crumpler’s three-decade-long exploration of Black oppression and subjugation Crumpler’s discovery of a photograph of an African slave collar in the 1990s prompted him to begin “Metta,” a series that examines the violent detachment of the collar from its origins Crumpler embarked on “Tulip” at the same time linking the commercial history of this flower with the economic and cultural commodification of the Black body. Sylvie Fleury at Karma International and Sprüth Magers Karma International and Sprüth Magers are dedicating their shared space to Sylvie Fleury whose scrutiny of contemporary culture and male-centric art history sparks a seductive collision of art and consumerism The presentation features Fleury’s iconic neon works With subjects ranging from luxe fashion to Andy Warhol Fleury’s vision offers both biting satire and sensual vulnerability with contradiction at the core of her practice New York-based Kaveri Raina draws on inherited histories and memories in her latest series of paintings on burlap Raina’s forms assemble and fragment narratives: their texture is gritty while their depth of color is achieved by soaking paint through the reverse of the canvas Tomio Koyama Gallery sets a selection of large-scale paintings by Hiroshi Sugito alongside unseen drafts the artist made at the very beginning of his career Sugito conceives each work as an independent space in which art and architecture encounter Sugito returns to one of these works on paper 30 years later to layer and develop it with acrylic and pigment Silverlens celebrates the artistic legacy of Leo Valledor a trailblazing figure of the 1960s Manhattan art scene The exhibition features four paintings from the last decade of Valledor’s life which represent the culmination of his experimentation in shaped Two unseen preparatory drawings offer an insight into Valledor’s process and his contribution to the development of minimalism Read more: New York According to Katey Acquaro of Silverlens Lee Bae is the subject of a focused presentation at Perrotin which features a selection of the artist’s paintings Bae’s practice has become an intense and immersive study of charcoal’s color and materiality The nature of the charcoal changes as Bae engages it across different media: for his “Issu du Feu” series charcoal shards are sanded and polished to reflect light and reveal a spectrum of luminous blacks and grays while for his “Brushstroke” paintings Bae uses diluted charcoal ink allowing minimal gestures to create depth on a flat surface. From Monica Bonvicini’s sculptural representations of female agency to Phung-Tien Phan’s dinosaurs that prod at consumer culture, here’s what to see this Gallery Weekend Berlin Shinju Matsuri: Celebrating the melting pot of cultures in Broome fun and practical.Get the latest with our exclusive in-language podcasts on your favourite podcast apps.SBSSBS Japanese News Technology company GoTo Gojek Tokopedia Tbk (GOTO) announced on Thursday the plan to appoint Patrick Sugito Walujo as the chief executive officer replacing Andre Soelistyo The appointment will be confirmed in shareholders' meetings which will include the annual meeting and an extraordinary meeting Patrick's appointment will be effective after obtaining shareholder approval during the meeting a veteran at ride-hailing company Gojek who has been nominated as the deputy CEO and will assume the role of chief operating officer Andre will join the board of commissioners The company has also proposed former Bank Indonesia Governor Agus Martowardojo as the new chairman of the board of commissioners "The company announces that Andre Soelistyo has been nominated for shareholder approval to become a commissioner of the company and Andre will oversee and provide strategic guidance to the management toward achieving positive EBITDA by the end of the year and sustainable long-term growth," GOTO stated in a statement thanked the team of "world-class leaders" for their hard work during his tenure "Serving as the CEO of GOTO is a great honor and I highly appreciate the various opportunities provided by the company I am very proud of the culture and resilience we have built and I believe that despite the inevitable changes the commitment to fulfilling the company's mission will always be upheld," said Andre Andre will end his tenure after serving as CEO of GOTO for two years he held several top positions at Gojek and played a crucial role in introducing various new innovations such as logistics and financial businesses played a significant role in developing Gojek from its early days operating from a garage to becoming a unicorn until its merger with Tokopedia and going public "As one of the early investors in Gojek and a commissioner of GOTO I have always had great confidence in the company If my nomination is approved by the shareholders I will dedicate myself fully to GOTO and work together with other members of the board to drive progress across business units continuously optimize the company's strategy towards profitability targets and strengthen the foundation for long-term growth," Patrick said GOTO achieved several improvements and recorded a gross transaction value of Rp 149 trillion the company generated gross revenue of Rp 6 trillion GOTO's net loss has been reduced by 41 percent from the net loss of Rp 6.6 trillion in the first quarter of last year. Patrick was honored with the prestigious Young Entrepreneur of the Year award He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Operations Research & Industrial Engineering from Cornell University Jakarta. Jakarta Police will issue a summons to firebrand cleric Rizieq Shihab regarding his alleged involvement in a pornographic texting scandal following his return from a pilgrimage to Mecca Rizieq, leader of the hardline group Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), skipped a similar summons from police late last month and then coordinate our next summons," Jakarta Police spokesman Sr Raden Prabowo Argo Yuwono said on Tuesday (02/05) Argo said only police investigators are privy to the content of the questions planned for Rizieq "The investigators [...] have the complete materials The most important issue for us is to summon witnesses It is our investigators who know whether [the witnesses] will be summoned as a group or individually We will just have to wait for their decision," he said confirmed that his client will finally submit to police questioning upon his return from Mecca he wants to see the actual questions beforehand as is [Rizieq's] right within our legal system," Sugito said We will adhere to the process accordingly," he said Sugito also said he has yet to receive Rizieq's summons request from Jakarta Police Rizieq was previously reported to police for allegedly violating the 2008 Information and Electronic Transactions (ITE) law by exchanging pornographic material with his supposed girlfriend over the popular messaging service WhatsApp Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia is a set of lists issued annually by Forbes magazines that recognize 300 business and industry figures 7 East Ventures backed founders were listed: Haryanto Tanjo of Moka; Amanda Cole of Sayurbox; Archie Carlson and Sugito Alim of Stickearn; Agung Bezharie Hadinegoro Levana Sani of Nalagenetics was also listed in the Indonesian version of the list 2018: Josephine Chow and Lai Shanru of Shopback 2017: Winston Utomo and William Utomo of IDN Media; Adamas Belva Devara and Iman Usman of Ruangguru; Joshua Kevin of Talenta; Oswald Yeo 2016: Ferry Unardi of Traveloka; Moses Lo of Xendit; Sylvia Yin of Shoppr; Korawad Chearavanont of Eko a startup founded in 2014 that helps SMEs and retailers to manage payment and other business operations Moka helps business owners to focus on serving the customers better and growing the business a tech supported platform to distribute fresh and organic produces to consumers Sayurbox could provide higher revenue for farmers by still offering competitive prices Archie Carlson and Sugito Alim (Stickearn) StickEarn was cofounded by Archie Carlson and Sugito Alim with 2 other partners: Garry Limanata and Hartanto Alim The adtech startup has supported over 200 clients spanning across 17 industries within Indonesia and has paid out $2 million in additional income to over 60,000 drivers Warung Pintar empowers micro businesses by providing mom-and-pop stores by providing them access to technology from wifi to cashless transaction It has over 1,200 kiosks as per January spread in greater Jakarta area and recently reached Banyuwangi Warung Pintar targets to reach 5,000 kiosks by end of year Levana Sani (Nalagenetics | Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Indonesia 2019) The startup aims to reduce cost-effective tests tailored to Asian populations in Singapore and Indonesia to test and discover potential drug adverse reaction and low prescription efficacy based on patient’s genetic make-up Josephine Chow and Lai Shanru are co-founders at ShopBack a lifestyle portal leading the way for smarter shopping in Asia with more than 3.5 million registered consumers across six countries : Singapore Winston Utomo and William Utomo (IDN Media) Winston and William Utomo founded IDN Media a leading multi-platform media company for Millennials and Gen Z in Indonesia a cloud-based human resource management platform that helps enterprises streamline processes such as payroll and employee database development no installation or implementation is needed Kevin’s broad background in the tech industry spans venture capital This trio of Singaporean entrepreneurs dropped out of Berkeley Stanford and Wharton respectively to launch Glints their talent recruitment and career discovery platform for young people Note : Qin En left Glints management team in October 2017 Adamas Belva Devara and Iman Usman (Ruangguru) the #1 tech-enabled education provider in the region Ruangguru was launched in 2014 as an edtech platform connecting tutors to students While Syah has a Stanford MBA and Harvard Masters of Public Administration under his belt Usman did his Masters of International Education Development at Columbia University an online store aggregator app that gives users clothing recommendations Shoppr as an app lets women find outfits by their favorite brands that are suitable to Southeast Asian tastes Ferry returned to Indonesia to found online flight and hotel booking site in 2012- Traveloka today is one of the Unicorn in South East Asia a payment gateway that makes payments for all kinds of businesses in Indonesia painless We allow our customers to receive and send money with simple integrations he was an associate at Boston Consulting Group and a bachelor’s degree from the University of New South Wales a workplace communications tool that combines email with mobile messaging for easy search and synchronization He turned his focus full time to Eko after dropping out of Columbia University set on fulfilling his dream of showing that Thais can innovate globally competitive technology © Copyright 2024 East Ventures | All Rights Reserved Ricky Mohammad Nugraha Markus Wisnu Murti TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The head of the Islam Defenders Front (FPI) legal aid, Sugito Atmo Prawiro, has blamed the Indonesian government for the current immigration hassle on the organization’s leader, Rizieq Shihab He asserted that the hefty fine the FPI leader is facing was not his fault Habib Rizieq’s overstay is not his fault,” Sugito told Tempo today Sugito said that Rizieq had attempted to depart three times from Saudi Arabia to Malaysia 2018—the deadline for Rizieq’s stay permit—to finish his study in Malaysia he was unable to do so as his departure was blocked. 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Discover the 10 Best Countries for Job Opportunities Abroad All 133 Cardinal Electors Arrive in Rome Ahead of Papal Conclave Lenovo Set to Launch ThinkPad Aura Edition Series for Professionals in Indonesia lawyer of Islamic Defender Front (FPI) leader Rizieq Shihab said that his client met Indian Islamic preacher Dr “When visiting Sheikh Kholid to express his condolences [Rizieq] met Zakir Naik,” Sugito told Tempo today Sugito explained that Sheikh Kholid Al Hamudi is prominent ulema in Saudi Arabia who often introduce Indonesian ulemas to Al Haram Mosque’s imam Rizieq finally engaged in communication with Zakir Naik “Rizieq thanked Zakir Naik for visiting Indonesia Zakir Naik also said that he was proud of Rizieq’s struggle,” Sugito added Another lawyer Kapitra Ampera said that Rizieq was very busy that he could barely take a break Rizieq received invitations and was visited by Indonesian figures who were in the middle of their umrah travel we received invitations from ulemas and state officials here [in Saudi Arabia] the First Largest K-Drama OST Concert in Jakarta Another Street Brawl Erupts in Jakarta's Manggarai Area Indonesia's Cardinal Suharyo Arrives in Vatican for Papal Conclave Jakarta Police Blame Infiltrators for Labor Day Rally Unrest Jakarta Civil Servants Told to Take Public Transport on Wednesdays or Face Trouble Pramono Anung Announces Six New Transjabodetabek Routes Set for Launch This Year 2025 Earth Day Action in Jakarta Sees Reduction of Carbon Emissions Coastal Flood Submerges Neighborhood Unit in North Jakarta: BPBD Jakarta Mandates Govt Employees to Use Public Transport on Wednesdays Jakarta Governor: We Will Pursue Vehicle Tax Delinquents Advertising startup company StickEarn has secured $1 million in seed funding from venture capital firm East Ventures to acquire new talent and increase existing research and development efforts StickEarn connects car owners or drivers to advertisers Drivers get paid per kilometer for driving in specific areas chosen by advertisers while adorning specific advertisements on their vehicles "StickEarn has two important goals outside of making profits We want to provide our clients with access to a more effective and measurable advertising platform StickEarn also aims to empower our partners (drivers) by providing them with additional income," StickEarn co-founder Sugito Alim said in a statement today Advertising cost starts at Rp 1 million ($74) per car for 30 days Traditional billboard ads cost at least Rp 250 million for a single location StickEarn was launched in January 2017 and "in a short span of less than a year it has worked with 50 companies and tens of thousands of drivers have become our partners," another StickEarn co-founder Traveloka and Shopee are among companies that have worked with StickEarn The four founders of StickEarn — Garry Limanata Hartanto Alim and Archie Carlson — decided to start the company after observing that vehicle advertising while prevalent in other countries including neighboring Singapore Indonesia's roads are packed with vehicles everyday with citizens spending an average of two hours a day on the road around 35 percent of its population are commuting on the road at any given time of the day said StickEarn helps advertising companies measure the impact of offline promotion using online tools It has a fresh business model and the founders have a clear vision on how to develop the company," Willson said StickEarn already operates in 14 major cities across Indonesia: Jakarta Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Allegra Leaman and Ysabeau Wilson are sending postcards to students in Sugito Japan to life their spirits during the pandemic.Japanese students at Georgiana Molloy Anglican School have sent postcards to students in Busselton's sister city Sugito in Japan All articles from our websiteThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueGMAS Japanese teacher Tracey Smith is coordinating the project titled Postcards from Busselton to help lift the spirits of students in Sugito who have experienced a lengthy COVID-19 lockdown Ms Smith said students in Japan were allowed to go to school to study the bare minimum such as math's "They do not get to go to their club activities anymore," she said if you are enrolled in a school you do something whether it is art "They can not do any of that at the moment they go to school do the basics then go home "The mums and dads still have to go to work but the kids cannot stay a full day at school there are little kids staying at home and it just breaks your heart really "We wanted to be able to fill the social isolation and hope to help the Japaense students know that people outside were thinking of them." Student Ysabeau Wilson said she would write that she was thinking of the students and that even though they were going through a hard time it would pass over "I will write about how I really like their culture and look up to Japanese people because I really do love their culture and I really hope to visit Japan one day once COVID-19 blows over," she said I really love their mythical creatures and superstitions Student Miles Gill hoped to make the students laugh by sharing jokes and telling them a bit about life in Busselton Allegra Leaman wanted to send encouragement to the Japanese students and let them know that they were being thought of "It would be pretty hard I do not know how I would deal with it if I could not talk to my friends face-to-face and missing out on social interaction," she said Journalist for the Busselton Mail, Australian Community Media, and Fairfax Media. We care about the protection of your data. Read our Privacy Policy