Not everyone sees the bridge between what’s possible and real. But Anthony Prajogo has a unique perspective on what creates real business value. During his BCom in Information Systems at the University of Auckland, Anthony has developed into a systems-level strategist. Sharing our love of translating complex technological concepts into practical business solutions, his deep belief that technology should unlock human potential is evident. Moreover, Anthony is set on improving people’s lives, rather than simply automating processes. Leading our AI meet-up initiatives, he brings an analytical yet pragmatic approach to every challenge. His current focus is on F&B Alc digital transformation and designing systems that truly serve their users.
Anthony Prajogo
Systems Thinking & AI Intern
Anthony Prajogo
Tech possibilities meet Business value
Anthony’s varied background spans from singing tenor with Auckland Youth Choir to exploring technology and psychology. As a result, this unique mix gives him the creative thinking that has made him shine in our innovation labs. Plus, his ability to blend artistic skills, technical knowledge, and team leadership adds fresh solutions to the new frontier of client challenges.
Anthony's Intern offering:
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Systems Thinking & Analysis
- AI Meet up Event Liaison
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Technology/Business Translation
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Strategic Planning Support
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Rapid Upskilling
- Information System Planning
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Client Workshop Support
- Reserach and Documentation
Teaching, learning and solving in equal measure
Translating complexity into clarity
A winning combo of academic excellence and practical application makes Anthony Prajogo a perfect match for innovative client projects. As a Teaching Assistant for Enterprise Systems at uni, he’s honed his ability to break down complex concepts for diverse audiences. With experience in B2B agri-tech SaaS, Anthony knows enterprise systems and the challenges of implementing technology solutions in real business environments. We love Anthony’s theoretical depth and practical insights. Ultimately, he gets not just how systems should work, but how they actually function in the messy reality of business operations.