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Although the concept of a shared office or co-working spaces in Indonesia has been around for some time, many people still don’t understand it. Others may be believing the wrong information, so they end up getting confused or frustrated once they try it out. Cekindo wants to help you appreciate the benefits of office sharing as well as comprehend what it means to y …

Co-working spaces have grown massively over the years, and the United States projects 3.8 million users in 2020. And while the concept is relatively new in Asia, it’s also fast catching up. Why are startups attracted to the idea of a shared office? Forbes has an insightful article about it, citing seven of the best reasons. These include lower costs, fewer commitme …

Indonesia is bent on competing in the global market more aggressively. This will then explain how it tries to make starting the business in the country as convenient and as quick as possible with stronger and better policies as well as governance. But how do you actually start a business in Indonesia? The real process depends on many factors including your industry …

The co-working movement has been around for years, but it’s pretty young in Asia, especially in Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia. This leads to a lack of more information on the status and growth of such industry. One thing is sure, however: it is going to be a constant in the country. Indonesia’s Shifting Economy Most of the country’s main industries rev …

Whether you’re a start-up or an established business, one of your major concerns is cash flow. It refers to the movement of your cash and can be a good measurement of your liquidity. The more liquid you are, the better your business is. It means you can get hold of cash quickly whenever you need it. Contrary to popular belief, cash flow doesn’t mean profits or reve …

Doing business in Indonesia is a lengthy process. There are still many documents and requirements to meet, and sometimes it’s not enough that you have your company registered already.  You still need to secure a permanent business license. Principal License versus Permanent Business License If you’re a foreigner who wants to invest in allowed industries in th …

When it comes to co-working spaces in Indonesia, one of the universal questions is, how much does it cost? Here’s the truth: cost is and should be relative. Just because something is cheap must not mean you’re getting the best value for your money. To understand this better, let’s take a much closer look on the spending – and value – of using a shared office space. …

Go to Google and you’ll find dozens of articles touting the benefits of shared co-working spaces in Indonesia. They range from easy and exclusive access to business facilities to networking opportunities. But do you know there’s more? These benefits may be underrated, but they help running and setting up a business in the country more efficient and cost effective: …

Who better to understand the ever-changing business environment in Indonesia than the reputable market entry and development consulting firm Cekindo Bisnis Grup. As part of this prominent business consultancy organization, Cekindo caters to the needs of all businesses (foreign and locals alike) looking to get a good head-start with their ventures, efficiently manage …

CEO and co-founder of Industrious Jamie Hodari explains how every business needs great working environments for them to “grow and succeed” and how sadly only very few are actually able to do so. Hodari added how that is no secret at all because creating an excellent workplace is a “complicated, opaque, and very expensive process.” Such is the X factor that shared a …

While virtual offices are ideal for people on the go, at some point, you need your “headquarters” where you can run your business and even work more efficiently and effectively. But what if you don’t have the huge amount of cash or be tied down to long-term contracts? One of your best options is to use co-working spaces in Indonesia. They provide a good balance of …

Co-working office spaces in Indonesia are in demand. They are especially attractive among startups, foreigners with business visas, micro entrepreneurs, freelancers, small teams, and other people who need two things: independence and structure. Perhaps you’re one of those people, and most probably you’re also wondering why such shared offices in Indonesia exist in …