BlackBerry Not Want To Open Server In Indonesia

BlackBerry Not Want To Open Server In Indonesia - As we know, Indonesia is one of BlackBerry's biggest market, because it has long since companies are required to put the server or data center in the country. But it's still a Canadian vendor states not want to open a data center or server in Indonesia.

BlackBerry Not Want To Open Server In Indonesia

"We do not want to open a server or data center," said Director of Government Relations Indonesia, Kusuma Lienandjaja, when asked about the plan to put the BlackBerry server or data center in Indonesia. Kusuma asserted that Indonesia remains a key market for the BlackBerry. In fact he said, Indonesia is a bigger market than India and China in Asia. "Indonesia is a key market in the region, we also provide some important components such as the BlackBerry Jam Camp 2013 held a premiere here," he said.

Problem disruption that occurred earlier this month, said Kusuma, when it was done upgrading the components in the center, so the impact to a number of countries, including Indonesia. "There was a failure and incoming messages (BBM) a lot, so it had to be stopped," he explained.

He also confirmed that disturbance is not due to server overload capacity. "Yesterday there was a procedural error, there are components that fail, so it is not because our server overload," said Kusuma.

Kusuma added, BlackBerry will not rule out complaints operators requesting the company improve its service quality. As is known, in the event of disruption of BBM, many users have also complained to the operator. "Between operator and BlackBerry are committed, we always support the operator and trying to no longer exist interference," he concluded.

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