Jakarta, IO – OCS Indonesia, a leading company providing services and facilities management (FM), collaborated with Diversey, part of Solenis, to discuss in more depth the growing trend in the FM industry that are relevant to various industrial sectors in the country. The event titled “Global Facilities Management Trends in the 2024 Indonesian Market” was attended by industry experts, corporate leaders from various industrial sectors, as well as OCS Indonesia key account customers.
The first global FM conference in Jakarta presented key speakers such as Frank Ngoh Koh Fui, president of Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA); Ricardo Purba, COO of OCS Indonesia; and Karel van Gorp, VP marketing MEA and APAC/Global VP consumer brands of Diversey.
The conference was moderated by Andi Saputra, CFO of OCS Indonesia, and Amit Menon, country leader of Solenis Indonesia. The panelists consisted of Philippe Auberger of SiCepat, Mehdi Zaidi of Maxx Coffee & Sunshine Food Group, Fikri Mohammad Hakim of The Sanur, and Baoa Sinaga of OCS Indonesia.
OCS Indonesia managing director Yohanes Jeffry Johary said the event aimed to serve as a forum to share insights and keep abreast with the latest developments in the industry. “This activity is a continuation of discussions at the Singapore Facilities Management Expert Summit held by SIFMA some time ago, and brings it into the local context of the FM market in Indonesia,” explained Jeffry.
“We are going to discuss various aspects of FM at this event, how efforts can be made to turn global challenges into opportunities. We are optimistic about this enlightening discussion, with innovative ideas, and shared commitment to improving FM in Indonesia,” said Jeffry.
Diversey has continued to improve its solutions, offering a number of sustainable products, services and technologies, while Solenis leverages its expertise with more than 100 years of experience as an industry leader, delivering solutions effectively, efficiently and sustainably.
Amit Menon underlined the spirit of collaboration in fostering the development of the FM industry. “Diversey, part of Solenis, has been a trusted partner of OCS Indonesia for the past several years.
“This collaboration allows us to share insights about the adoption of environmentally friendly chemical products that can biodegrade and reduce plastic, supporting developments taking place in the FM industry,” said Amit.
Various topics related to FM were discussed at this event, starting from aspects of health and safety, wellness, and circular economy, to technology, innovation and sustainability. Through this collaborative and productive event, OCS and Diversey in Indonesia continue to be committed to maintaining collaboration, as well as utilizing insights and partnership relationships to drive meaningful change for a more sustainable, more resilient and optimistic future for the FM industry. (des)