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Telco & Digital Services · Market & Product Research · Aug – Oct 2025

A top-3 Indonesian telecommunications operator

+18%

postpaid product growth

Measured six months after implementation of the postpaid sales & GTM strategy designed during the Aug–Oct 2025 engagement.

2026

mandate to design the postpaid sales strategy

C-level

direct collaboration with VPs & the C-suite

GTM

scope: channel strategy, segmentation, and competitive positioning

Context

Postpaid is the most strategic battleground in Indonesian telco: higher ARPU, lower churn, and a marker of customer base quality. Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison commissioned a postpaid sales & GTM strategy for the 2026 planning year.

Challenge

  • Postpaid growth was running below market potential while competitors fought over the same high-value segments.
  • Channel strategy — retail, direct, telesales, digital — needed recalibration: which channel for which segment, and with what acquisition economics.
  • The 2026 plan had to hold together from the C-suite down to channel execution — not a strategy deck that stops in the meeting room.

Approach

  • End-to-end diagnosis of the postpaid funnel — from awareness through activation and retention, identifying the largest leakage points per channel.
  • Recalibrated channel & segment strategy — mapping specialty market segments and assigning each the acquisition channel with the healthiest unit economics.
  • Direct collaboration with VPs and C-level to lock the strategy into the 2026 workplan and targets — making sure it had an owner, a budget, and KPIs.

A foundation of 10+ years at Indosat and Hutchison Tri made the diagnosis fast: we know where the leaks usually are, because we managed those channels ourselves.

Impact

  • +18% growth in postpaid products, measured six months after implementation.
  • A 2026 postpaid sales & GTM strategy adopted into official planning.
  • Cross-functional alignment — from C-level strategy down to channel-level targets.