Bandung Startup Scene by FOWAB
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The document discusses the history and current state of the Bandung startup scene in Indonesia. It notes that while the scene began in 2000 with web studios and freelancing, it started gaining momentum in 2008 with the formation of online media communities and more people founding their own startups after 2010. Currently, finding partners and talent is a challenge as good talent often moves to Jakarta for more opportunities, but some startups help by providing training. The Bandung startup scene remains dominated by game companies and is attracting international startups due to its young population, weather, proximity to Jakarta, and improving coworking spaces and incubators.
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Bandung Startup Scene by FOWAB
- 3. FOWAB 1st Event 18 FEBRUARY 2010
- 4. INITIATORS
- 6. 2000-2008 Starting with web studio & freelancing
- 8. 2010 Online Media & Community Initiated
- 9. 2010+ People starting to build their startups
- 10. TODAY
- 11. A lot of people wanna build their own startup
- 12. But 鍖nd partner or talent is a big challenge
- 13. Good talent usually move to Jakarta where the money comes
- 14. Good & experienced talent is expensive or prefer to build their own startup
- 15. Some startups do workshop and training to 鍖nd hidden talent
- 17. Abroad startup is starting setup their of鍖ce in Bandung
- 18. Why Bandung?
- 20. Just 3 hours to Jakarta where the business are
- 21. 60% of population are young people
- 22. New coworking and incubators currently in development
- 23. Transportation still better compare with Jakarta