First-hand accounts of complex problems solved, in political campaigns, government institutions, finance, and law. Written by Andrew Marsha Mulia and published on Substack as an individual practitioner's record, curated here for Majapahit Group clients and readers.
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Read all posts on Substack ↗Smart Office: building a certified electronic signature platform for the Government of South Sulawesi Province, before there was a national playbook for doing it.
How a small team inside the Government of South Sulawesi Province built Smart Office, establishing the legal validity of digital signatures in a Governor Regulation before deployment, securing national certification through BSSN and its certification authority BSrE, and moving a workforce of more than 25,000 civil servants off wet ink, cutting average document processing time by roughly 65 percent with zero audit exceptions and no successful legal challenge to any electronically signed record.
How a ground-up fundraising operation, combining Indonesia's first online donation platform, coordinated offline and digital marketing, high-donor gala events, and rigorous KPU compliance, transformed grassroots financial support into a credible demonstration of democratic mandate.
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