Indonesian B2B e-procurement platforms: Disrupting long-standing practices
- Indonesia
- 9 min read
- Aug 23, 2020
- By Putu Agung Wija Putera
By Qu Sihan © CompassList
Indonesia’s B2B e-commerce players are winning over corporate clients with education and government support, growing a market forecast to be worth $13.4bn by 2023
Around 2012, when the Indonesian e-commerce boom was in full swing, Joseph Aditya saw how easily everyone could buy whatever they wanted online. Corporations like his clients, on the other hand, had to call up vendors one at a time and browse through piles of catalogues to find what they needed. What if companies could buy things as easily as everyone else through e-commerce, Aditya, then a director at an industrial instruments company, thought.
Two years later, Aditya founded Ralali, an online marketplace for businesses to make bulk purchases, from office supplies and consumer goods, to ma...
Two years later, Aditya founded Ralali, an online marketplace for businesses to make bulk purchases, from office supplies and consumer goods, to ma...
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