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- Navigating the Emerging Markets: Indonesia July 28, 2011
Navigating the Emerging Markets: Indonesia
IHS Jane’s is hosting the Navigating the Emerging Markets: Indonesia Webinar on July 28, 2011
Indonesia is forecast by Jane’s to increase defence procurement spending by 71 per cent between 2011 and 2015, with a total investment of almost USD9 billion anticipated for the four year period.
Recent procurement trends suggest that Jakarta will cast its net relatively widely when buying military equipment, indicating that opportunities for international contractors will be numerous.
The Indonesian market presents many challenges for market entrants. Corruption remains a subject of concern and Indonesia’s approach to procurement in the past has lacked cohesion. Military programmes have often faced significant delays, while the anticipated introduction of an inaugural offset regime within 12 months may place an additional burden on contractors.
This IHS Jane’s “Navigating the Emerging Markets” webinar and accompanying market report tackles the obstacles to success in the Indonesian market; offset practices; international relationships; procurement strategies; and defence industrial intelligence.
For more details about the content of this 60 minute online seminar, please see the agenda tab below.
Online Seminars are available to Jane’s Intelligence Centre, Jane’s Intelligence Centre Module and Jane’s DS Forecast clients/subscribers for free as part of their product subscription package – please speak to your local IHS Jane’s representative for more details or Register via the IHS Jane’s Client Area (login required).
If you are not an IHS Jane’s client, please register using the tab below.
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Guy Anderson, Editor, Jane's Defence Industry
Guy Anderson
Editor, Jane's Defence Industry
Anderson also is editor of Jane's Industry Quarterly and Jane's World Defence Industry, and managing editor of Jane’s Defence Budgets. Anderson is an award-winning investigative and financial journalist with experience in defense mergers and acquisitions. He is a United Kingdom Defense Forum associate and Royal United Services Institute contributor.Paul Burton, Senior Principal Analyst
Paul Burton
Senior Principal Analyst
Paul Burton is a Senior Principal Analyst and oversees Jane’s DS Forecast budget forecasts and analysis for Asian states. Paul moved to the DS Forecast team in November 2010, having previously been Product Manager for IHS Jane’s Aerospace and Defence product portfolio. This is Paul’s second period at IHS Jane’s; from 2000-2006 he managed Jane’s Country Risk department, including Sentinel Security Assessments and Intelligence Review. During the intervening period, he was a Competitive Intelligence Manager at BAE Systems, and Director of Policy at the International Council on Security and Development, a think tank specialising in Afghanistan. Between 1998-2000, he worked in the UK Parliament as Lead Researcher to Sir Menzies Campbell MP. Paul has a BA in Politics from the University of Portsmouth, and an MA in US Political Studies from the School of the Americas, University of London.James Green, Director, IHS Jane's News and Analysis
James Green
Director, IHS Jane's News and Analysis
James Green is responsible for Jane's defence and security news & analysis services, including Jane's intelligence centres, magazines and online seminar programme. In this role he heads a team of journalists and analysts covering key defence & security subjects including weapons development, armed forces capabilities, aerospace & defence industry analysis as well as threats such as terrorism.
James first joined Jane's in 1994 after graduating in War Studies from Kings College, London. Before rejoining the company in 2004, James was responsible for editorial publications at the UK-based think-tank, the International Institute for Strategic Studies from 2001-2004 and was a journalist with The Daily Telegraph from 1998-2001.
He is a member of the UK's DA Notice committee and regularly addresses Jane's clients and international conferences on international defence & security issues.
Jon Grevatt, Asia Pacific Defence Industry Correspondent
Jon Grevatt
Asia Pacific Defence Industry Correspondent
Jon Grevatt is the Asia Pacific Defence Industry Correspondent for IHS Jane's. Based in Bangkok, Jon is a regular commentator and analyst of defence industry issues in the Asia Pacific region for IHS Jane’s and other media outlets. Jon is a former publisher and has more than 15 years journalistic experience in IHS Jane’s and other UK and Asian based media organisations. He was educated at University of Sussex and more latterly at the Periodical Publishers Association in London.
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Date: 28 July 2011
Time: 15.00 (London) / 10.00 (New York)
Duration: 1 hourPlease Note: If you are a Jane's Intelligence Centre, Intelligence Centre Module or DS Forecast subscriber/client, you can participate in this Online Seminar for free. Please register directly using the registration form found in the Client Area (login required).
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Navigating the Emerging Markets: IndonesiaFee per delegate - $299 or £199 (+ VAT for UK customers)
Registration for the seminar include live participation in the above seminar and access to the archive recording after the event (PowerPoint and audio).
Registration
If you would like to participate in this seminar (but are NOT a Jane's Intelligence Centre/Module or DS Forecast customer) please register using the link below (secure online order form), or calling +44 (0) 20 8700 3841 or emailing onlineseminars@janes.com.
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