In 1996, the information technology business in Indonesia was
worth of US$ 1,110.4 million, an increase of  18.54% compared
with 1995.  From that figure, around 76.4% was the share for
hardware, 10.5% for software and the rest (13.1%) belonged to
services.

Source: http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/SSG/dd74961e.html

In 1997, Indonesia spent $102 million on software spending.  Software companies in Indonesia provide software solutions for every type of problem.  Many of which include business management software, operating system software, accounting and payroll, and other software solutions.  Some of the major players in Indonesia include Informix, Lotus, Microsoft, Oracle, and Primavera.

Source: http://www.asiagateway.com/indonesia/computer/index.html

KREATORS Software Factory is one of the companies in the software industry. Founded in 1994 in Surabaya, Indonesia, Kreators is an innovative software company. Their aim is to make and sell reliable, easy and complete software. Their business include selling packaged programs, which can be tailor madeand other services on the internet.
Source: http://www.kreators.com

In a related news...
Electronic producers estimate that they have lost approximately $100 million per year because of electronic products that are smuggled in to Indonesia. President of the Electronic Marketer Club (EMC), Nugroho Sugiarto, estimates that about 40-50% of electronic products in the market are smuggled goods.  Most of the smuggled goods such as television and DVD players and tapes are coming in from China.  He also added that although these illegal activities have been reported to the authorities, no steps have been taken to curb the smuggling. 

These illegal activities have flourished because of the geographic situation of Indonesia which consists of many islands.  Therefore, Port authorities have not been able to effectively monitor these activities.  Sugiarto is very optimistic in regards to the prospect of electronic business and industry in Indonesia.  In 1999, there is a 130% growth in the electronic business. 

Source : http://kompas.com/kompas-cetak/9912/15/berita-terbaru/5888.html