Innovation and Resilience: Empirical Evidences from Indonesian SMEs, Education and Regional Development

《 Innovation and Resilience: Empirical Evidences from Indonesian SMEs, Education and Regional Development  》

Abstract／會議主題簡介：

Resilience has become a critical concern for countries facing systemic disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic, rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI), and ecological vulnerability. This presentation conceptualizes resilience not simply as survival, but as systemic adaptation and transformation across economic sectors, institutions, and governance structures.

Drawing on three empirical studies in Indonesia—digital innovation among SMEs, the impact of generative AI on education, and Bali’s economic transition from tourism to high-value organic farming—the talk examines how resilience emerges at multiple levels of the innovation system.

The findings highlight that resilience in emerging economies is uneven and layered, requiring coordinated innovation, institutional learning, and adaptive governance. Speaker／講者介紹：Trina Fizzanty, PhD

Trina Fizzanty is a Principal Researcher in Innovation and R&D Management at Indonesia’s National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) and currently serves as Head of the Research Center for…