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Yeah.. I get it from study created by Professor Leonard Waverman, London Business School, and economic consulting firm LECG, commissioned by Nokia Siemens Networks (connectivityscorecard.org).

From 25 Resource and efficiency driven economies countries, Indonesia is in the 21th rank. Our neighbor country, Malaysia is in the first rank, with score 7.07. For Innovation driven economies countries USA is in the first rank, score 7.71.

Connection really bad here, just like the explanation in the website:

“Indonesia’s low ranking on the 2009 Connectivity Scorecard reflects its poor showing on almost every performance metric.  Broadband and Internet infrastructure are weak, and while mobile and PSTN coverage are better, they are still near the bottom of the sample.  The somewhat high proportion of the population with mobile coverage is the only bright spot in when examining consumer infrastructure.  In terms of consumer usage, excellent literacy and solid gender equality with regards to internet access are also positive points.”

There is no need to explain the methodology. Whatever methodology is chosen, will give the same result: bad connection!

[Inspired by Gizmodo]