ILCS’s active participation in the 1st Indonesia Maritime Week 2025 reinforces its strategic role as a digital transformation leader in Indonesia’s port and logistics sector. By advocating for integrated ecosystems, national one-data logistics platforms, and innovation driven by young talent through the Digital Maritime Development Center (DMDC), ILCS showcases its commitment to shaping a more connected, efficient, and sustainable maritime industry in Asia. Through initiatives such as the Maritime Connectivity Hub, ILCS continues to drive collaboration and digital advancement in support of Pelindo’s vision for a globally competitive national port and logistics ecosystem.

Jakarta, May 28, 2025 – PT Integrasi Logistik Cipta Solusi (ILCS), a subsidiary of PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Pelindo), once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting digital transformation in the logistics and port sector by actively participating in the international conference The 1st Indonesia Maritime Week 2025. Carrying the overarching theme “Asia’s Maritime Leadership: Connectivity, Sustainability, and Digitalization,” the event served as a strategic forum for maritime leaders across Asia to address the challenges and future of shipping connectivity, digital transformation, and carbon emission reduction.

This prestigious event brought together global maritime stakeholders and became a platform for strategic discussions to address the opportunities and challenges facing the shipping and port sectors. Pelindo, in collaboration with the Directorate General of Sea Transportation (Ditjen Hubla) under the Ministry of Transportation, the Indonesian National Shipowners Association (INSA), and Pertamina International Shipping (PIS), aimed to attract foreign investors to Indonesia's maritime sector through the inaugural Indonesia Maritime Week (IMW) 2025. The event not only targeted local audiences but also welcomed active participation from global maritime industry players, shipowners, policymakers, and technology innovators from across Asia.

This year, ILCS President Director Natal Iman Ginting served as one of the key panelists in the discussion session titled “Digital Transformation in Asia’s Maritime Industry.”

In his presentation, Natal emphasized that digitalization is a necessity, and digital transformation is the foundational pillar in building an efficient and integrated port ecosystem.

"At ILCS, we don’t only focus on process digitalization, but also highlight the importance of ecosystem integration and the availability of a national one-data logistics platform — one standard, one system, one data. Indonesia must have this platform to drive systematic efficiency. At ILCS, we are also driven by the younger generation through the Digital Maritime Development Center (DMDC), who are the driving force behind our innovation efforts," he stated.

Natal also shared ILCS’ perspectives and strategies in addressing industry challenges and its active role in supporting Pelindo to develop an efficient, integrated, and competitive national port and logistics ecosystem. This includes the realization of the Maritime Connectivity Hub, a platform designed to facilitate and secure data collaboration within the maritime ecosystem.

ILCS’ participation in IMW reflects its strategic position as a digital transformation leader in Indonesia’s logistics and port sector, and its unwavering commitment to advancing system integration that supports efficiency and transparency in port and logistics services.

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