Continuing the routine tradition that is very educational for well-known joint students from the alumni of the MM FEB UGM Study Program, inviting Dharma Syahputra as Chief Human Capital Officer of PT Kimia Farma, Tbk., On Friday, April 23, 2021, in the Executive Series which was held online by Zoom, attended by approximately 600 students from MM Yogyakarta and Jakarta campuses.
Eko Suwardi, Ph.D. as the Dean expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the Dharma Syahputra attendance as a speaker, he is one of the alumni of MM FEB UGM, he gives his speech and motivation how he learns about what has been done in facing the challenges of Kimia Farma in the era of 4.0. Eko said, “This is a good and valuable moment for us, students and the MM FEB UGM community, which we should always bring in speakers who are qualified in their fields because what is learned on campus is only theoretical, and practical. We can get the experience from the CEO- Reliable CEO of Indonesia, one of whom is like Mr. Dharma Syahputra”.
Amin Wibowo, Ph.D. as the Director of MM FEB UGM and moderator of the Executive Series this time reading CV Dharma Syahputra. “This is an extraordinary opportunity because we will get first-hand information because Pak Dharma with his ability brings companies engaged in the pharmaceutical industry to face a very dynamic environment,” said Amin. “Not only at the Indonesian level, but even large companies are also very serious in the pharmaceutical business. General Electric, which we know as an energy company, even includes not only ecomagination but also healthymagination, which indicates how serious the pharmaceutical industry is for human life in this world, “said Amin.
Dharma Syahputra as a speaker told about digital technology, health, and human resources. He also explained about pharmaceutical associations in Indonesia, the regulated pharmaceutical industry, and competition in a very tight industry where more than 200 players are there, the pressure on costs, and dependence on imported medicinal ingredients.Dharma Syahputra as a resource person told about digital technology, health and human resources. He also explained about pharmaceutical associations in Indonesia, the regulated pharmaceutical industry, and competition in a very tight industry where more than 200 players are there, the pressure on costs, and dependence on imported medicinal ingredients.
“Indonesia still depends on medicinal raw materials, 90% of raw materials for drugs from outside, especially from China and India, and to reduce this dependence it is necessary to invest in medicinal raw materials through PT Sumbun Farmacopia,” said Dharma. Dharma also conveyed current and future pharmaceutical trends, the digitalization transformation that is taking place in the pharmaceutical sector, and one of the main strategies of Pharma 4.0. The presentation that was delivered was very interesting, making students very enthusiastic about participating in it and ended with many questions at the end of the session. (Public Relations; Dwi / Photo; Irvan /Traslator; Sheila).
