At the ASEAN Level, Optimism Regarding Indonesia's Implementation of Industry 4.0 Ranks Second

McKinsey research shows that Indonesia's optimism in implementing Industry 4.0 is at 78%, second in ASEAN after Vietnam at 79%. Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, and Malaysia follow. Indonesia is one of the countries with high optimism regarding its readiness for Industry 4.0 implementation. This readiness is reflected in the design of the *Roadmap Making Indonesia* 4.0 to accelerate the achievement of Indonesia's vision of becoming one of the world's top 10 largest economies.

PWC's Chief Economist stated that Indonesia will become the fifth-largest economy in 2030 and the fourth-largest in 2050. This position will establish Indonesia as a major emerging market in Southeast Asia. The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) presents an opportunity to strengthen the economy and compete globally.

The research also indicates that 93% of respondents view the implementation of Industry 4.0 as an opportunity. Furthermore, the application of digitalization in Indonesia's manufacturing sector has the potential to increase Indonesia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by up to US$150 billion by 2025. This aligns with Indonesia's commitment to revitalizing its manufacturing sector.