Indosat Becomes The First Company In Asia Pacific To Adopt Google Cloud's Agentspace Technology

Google Cloud's Agentspace display (photo: dock. Google)

JAKARTA Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison became the first company in Asia Pacific to adopt Agentspace, an advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) agent solution launched by Google Cloud late last year.

Apart from being the first in Southeast Asia, Indosat is also the first company to adopt this technology in Indonesia. By adopting Agentspace, Indosat employees will be helped in analyzing data and making important decisions.

obstacle Sinha, President Director and CEO of Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison, said that their goal was very clear by adopting the AI agent. How come you want to strengthen your business while still empowering thousands of employees in Indonesia.

"Google Agentspace is an AI-powered assistant that makes work more efficient and impactful. This solution allows the search for company data cross-border information seamlessly, as well as simplification of tasks through natural language-based commands," said divided into information received by VOI.

The Indosat leader also explained that they want to improve the company's performance from various aspects. They want to simplify operations, increase interactions with customers, to encourage the efficiency of their services.

In the Google Cloud Next '25 event held some time ago in Las Vegas, Agentspace became one of the highlighted technologies. Google has upgraded the agent's features using the latest basic model so that its capabilities are much better.

Google believes that this upgrade will be a big leap for AI agents. This technology will be superior to conventional automation technology or chatbots because it can handle more complex workflows, from planning to research.

Google Agentspace allows every employee to access special agents connected to various company systems. Thus, agents can be easily integrated into their respective workflows and priorities. This is the strength we present for Indosat," said Karan Bajwa, President of Asia Pacific Google Cloud.