The WPS Indonesia Digital Ecosystem Roundtable 2026 in Jakarta served as a significant forum for technology providers, local service providers, and enterprise representatives to discuss Indonesia's digital transformation. Among the key participants was Coremail, an established provider of enterprise email and email security solutions. With more than two decades of industry experience, the company engaged with regional stakeholders to explore ecosystem collaboration and integrated digital solutions.

In addition to participating in the core discussions, Coremail served as the title sponsor of the evening networking reception, facilitating deeper engagement with industry representatives and potential partners to explore opportunities in enterprise email, email security, and integrated digital solutions.

Connecting Complementary Capabilities in Indonesia

As Indonesia's digital economy continues to evolve, businesses increasingly require comprehensive solutions that integrate cloud infrastructure, AI, enterprise software, and local service capabilities. Connecting these complementary strengths allows technology providers and local partners to develop solutions tailored to specific customer needs.

The roundtable event featured several structured tracks designed to foster collaboration, including:

  • Partner matching sessions to connect technology providers with local distributors.
  • Collaborative solution discussions focused on integration.
  • Executive roundtables to exchange market insights and explore joint channel development.

During these sessions, Coremail exchanged perspectives on enterprise communications, data security, and digitalisation in Indonesia, exploring opportunities to work alongside local partners to address evolving business requirements.

Showcasing Enterprise Email and Security Expertise

In his address at the event, Regan Deng, Vice President of Coremail, highlighted the importance of understanding local markets and customer needs to deliver successful digital transformation projects. Deng emphasised that combining complementary strengths in technology, products, infrastructure, and local services helps businesses develop solutions that are better suited to their operational requirements.

Additionally, Top, Coremail's Thailand Project Manager, introduced the company's product portfolio, global footprint, and partnership opportunities. The presentation highlighted Coremail's long-standing expertise in enterprise email communications and security.

Founded in 1999, Coremail has accumulated more than 27 years of experience in enterprise email technology. The company's email technologies currently serve over 1 billion end users worldwide. Its specialized product portfolio includes:

  • Coremail AI-Native Secure Email System
  • CACTER AI-Native Secure Email Gateway
  • Email Archive System
  • Email Delivery System
  • Secure Email Relay

These systems offer flexible deployment and integration capabilities, helping organisations meet diverse requirements for data security, IT infrastructure, and business operations.

Strengthening Local Collaboration and Regional Presence

A key highlight of Coremail's regional strategy is its established cooperation with Indonesian cloud service provider CBN Cloud. Together, the companies are developing a cloud email service platform that combines Coremail's email technology with CBN Cloud's local service capabilities to support Indonesian businesses.

Participation in the WPS Indonesia Digital Ecosystem Roundtable 2026 provided an opportunity for Coremail to strengthen connections with local businesses and technology partners. As businesses across Southeast Asia continue their digital transformation, Coremail aims to deepen its regional presence and work with local partners to address evolving customer needs through secure enterprise email, email security, and AI-enabled solutions.

With over 20,000 enterprise customers and a history of innovation in secure communication technologies, Coremail's solutions are designed for stability and scalability across sectors such as government, finance, education, healthcare, and energy.