Cloud Service Provider Visit by BINUS University Students
Jakarta — BINUS University students recently joined a cloud service provider visit to IndonesianCloud.
Through this visit, students learned how a leading cloud service provider in Indonesia operates in real-world conditions.
Moreover, this activity supports their academic syllabus. It also helps students understand how cloud services work in practice.
As a result, students gain practical insights beyond the classroom.
Why This Cloud Service Provider Visit Matters
A cloud service provider visit plays an important role in IT education today.
Therefore, IndonesianCloud actively supports academic collaboration with universities.
In addition, we believe education is the key to building a strong digital ecosystem in Indonesia.
For this reason, IndonesianCloud welcomes students who want to explore the cloud industry directly.
Notably, this visit marks the first cloud service provider visit from BINUS University.
Previously, IndonesianCloud also hosted students from several IT-focused universities across Indonesia.
Learning Cloud Operations at IndonesianCloud
During this cloud service provider visit, students learned about cloud computing and the Indonesian IT industry.
Overview of Cloud Business Operations
First, Mr. Yudhi Haryadhi, Head of Operations at IndonesianCloud, opened the session.
He explained how a cloud service provider runs its business and manages customer needs.
As a result, students gained a clear view of cloud service workflows.
Inside the Network Operations Center (NOC)
Next, students joined an office tour.
They visited the Network Operations Center (NOC), often called the “engine room” of IndonesianCloud.
During this session, Mr. Yovi, NOC Leader, explained how the team monitors systems 24/7.
Therefore, students could see how reliability and uptime are maintained.
Deep Dive into Cloud Engineering
After that, Ms. Devia, Head of Engineering, led a deeper technical discussion.
She explained the core technology behind IndonesianCloud services.
In addition, students learned how engineering teams design secure and scalable cloud systems.
Cyber Security Awareness Session
Then, Mr. Zam Zami, Cyber Security Expert at IndonesianCloud, delivered the third session.
He discussed cyber security as a critical cloud service offering.
More importantly, he explained current threats and real mitigation strategies.
As a result, students better understood security challenges in cloud environments.
Career Development and Internship Opportunities
Finally, Mr. Angger from the Human Capital Division closed the event.
He shared insights on personal development and internship opportunities at IndonesianCloud.
Therefore, students gained guidance for both career growth and industry readiness.
Strengthening Industry and Academic Collaboration
This cloud service provider visit reflects IndonesianCloud’s commitment to education and knowledge sharing.
Through real experiences, students can better prepare for future careers in IT and cloud computing.
Ultimately, this collaboration benefits students, universities, and the industry.
Thank you to BINUS University students from the Information Systems program for joining this visit.
We hope this session provided valuable insights into the IT industry and cloud computing.
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See you at our next IndonesianCloud event.