PROPOSED PLATFORM DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES TO PROVIDE OUTER ISLAND BORDER DEFENCE SOLUTION

• Main Author: Fajar Setiawan, Ilham
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Subjects: Manajemen umum
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/45685
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Indonesia is one of a strategic country with the largest archipelago in the world. With its wide and strategic, Indonesia, especially in border area must face many threats includes human trafficking, illegal mining, smuggling, and sea piracy. Those issues can create fear and distrust in the International shipping line and could have a negative impact on the Indonesia economy. Through government policies, Indonesia started to strengthen its border. One of them is using military patrol and developing several military border posts including small outer island border posts. These patrols are still using conventional methods by using sea and ground patrol. To maintaining broadly Indonesia border, the conventional method still does not effective and efficient. Through government spirit to modernize military equipment and develop defence industry, technology can implement in the Indonesia border, especially outermost border posts which will certainly make it easier. To answer that challenge, PT. XYZ, which provides defence and security solutions, captures this problem by providing an outer island defence border solution with a platform development approach. By using a platform as a basis for developing products, products will be planned to be created so that the product family can develop efficiently. Furthermore, the technology that has been studied by PT. XYZ will be reviewed to apply as a new product. Knowledge from previous research will speed up the process, rather than starting a new team as a new project and learning again. To achieve this, various analysis was conducted using Competitor Analysis, Porter Five Forces, Family Product Matrix, Subsystem Architecture Analysis, and the current Platform. Collecting data collected comes from interviews, literature, and others. Then, the formulation of the strategy will be carried out using Value Map Proposition, Concept Idea, Platform Development. The result is the development of PT. XYZ will be carried out by utilizing the Surveillance Vehicle platform at PT. XYZ. Then, the Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) will be developed as a platform. In addition, the Command and Control system as input by prospective customers, can be implemented into a variety of different platforms. Three of them will be integrated into the ground control station fixed post as an outer island border platform