Sokrates And Hypernet Technologies Collaboration: Realize Digital Transformation In The Education Sector

Press conference Sokrates and Hypernet Technologies (photo: Dinda Buana/VOI)

JAKARTA - BINA NUSANTARA, and Sokrates, education service units under BINA NUSANTARA that help schools transform digitally, announced the collaboration of Hypernet Technologies, a service provider who is part of XL Axiata.

This collaboration was confirmed through the strengthening of Hypernet Technologies to Sokrates Apps, the learning management system made by Sokrates which is used by more than 300 schools throughout Indonesia.

BINA NUSANTARA and Sokrates entrusted Hypernet Technologies to provide the most capable network infrastructure in order to answer the challenges of the world of education.

"In this digital era, the Sokrates Apps is a tangible manifestation of our commitment to providing better education," said Gintoro, Education Services Director of BINA NUSANTARA at a press conference Thursday, October 5 in Jakarta.

By providing these innovative tools and resources, Hypernet and Sokrates hope that schools, educators and students can develop more so that they can improve learning and learning experiences and make education easily accessible to everyone.

"Through synergy with Hypernet Technologies, we want to provide the best level of education through solid and solution support for every school staff, students, and parents," he continued.

At the same time, Oktaviani Handojo, VP of Brand & Marketing Hypernet Technologies revealed that the qualified IT infrastructure is the most essential asset that schools should have.

"Together with Sokrates, Hypernet Technologies wants to contribute more to schools to gain access to infrastructure that suits their respective needs in order to organize more conducive, interactive, and optimal teaching and learning activities," Oktaviani said further.

After this, Sokrates and Hypernet Technologies will start their roadshows to schools in Jakarta to introduce their LMS to support future educational programs.

"Currently we will focus on Jakarta. But it is possible that we will expand it outside Jakarta," he concluded.