Draft:Veda Praxis
Southeast Asian management consultancy
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Veda Praxis is a Southeast Asian management consultancy headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia. The firm provides consulting services in digital transformation, governance, risk and compliance, cybersecurity, information technology governance, artificial intelligence governance, personal data protection, internal audit, business continuity, process improvement and project management.[1][2]
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| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Management consulting |
| Founded | 2005 |
| Headquarters | Jakarta, Indonesia |
Area served | Southeast Asia |
Key people | Syahraki Syahrir, CEO and Partner |
| Services | Digital transformation, governance, risk and compliance, cybersecurity, information technology governance, artificial intelligence governance, personal data protection, internal audit, business continuity |
| Website | vedapraxis |
The company was established in 2005 and operates across Southeast Asia. Its 2026 company profile lists offices in Jakarta, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, Semarang and Surabaya.[2] Consultancy.asia described Veda Praxis as a Southeast Asian management consultancy firm and reported that the company had around 300 consultants and staff.[1]
History
Veda Praxis was established in 2005. According to its 2026 company profile, the firm works with financial institutions, government agencies, technology companies, multinational companies, conglomerates, and small and medium-sized enterprises.[2]
In 2025, ANTARA News reported that Veda Praxis supported the Association of Regional Development Banks, known as ASBANDA, in the BPD Go Digital initiative, which was intended to support digital transformation among Indonesian regional development banks.[3] TopBusiness also covered the BPD Go Digital initiative and quoted Veda Praxis chief executive Syahraki Syahrir on the role of digitalisation, governance and transformation in industry.[4]
In March 2026, Veda Praxis entered into a strategic alliance with Ebbot, a Sweden-based artificial intelligence company. Consultancy.asia reported that the alliance combined Veda Praxis's work in digital transformation, artificial intelligence implementation, risk and governance with Ebbot's automation and artificial intelligence platform.[5] ANTARA News also reported on the Ebbot and Veda Praxis alliance, describing it as focused on responsible artificial intelligence adoption in Southeast Asia.[6]
In April 2026, Consultancy.asia reported that Tri Listyowati had been appointed Head of Governance, Risk and Compliance at Veda Praxis, following her promotion to partner earlier that year.[1]
Services
Veda Praxis provides consulting services across information technology, digital transformation, governance, risk management, compliance, cybersecurity, data protection, internal audit and business resilience.[2]
The company's 2026 profile lists its main capability areas as information technology and digital strategy advisory, digital capability activation and support, Sharia digital advisory, information technology and system modernization, data governance and data management, artificial intelligence advisory, information technology audit, information technology governance and ISO services, cybersecurity and security governance, personal data protection, internal audit and controls, governance, risk management and assurance, business continuity, disaster recovery and organizational resilience, process improvement, project management and quality assurance, and talent augmentation.[2]
Artificial intelligence governance
Veda Praxis provides artificial intelligence advisory services, including artificial intelligence governance, artificial intelligence policy and procedures, ISO/IEC 42001:2023 implementation, artificial intelligence adoption strategy, feasibility studies and artificial intelligence-driven digital transformation.[2]
In July 2025, ANTARA News reported that Veda Praxis launched an artificial intelligence laboratory in Hanoi, Vietnam, to support research and responsible artificial intelligence development, complementing cybersecurity laboratories in Indonesia and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.[7]
In February 2026, ANTARA News reported that Veda Praxis worked with Bank Central Asia during the bank's ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification process, helping integrate the bank's artificial intelligence governance framework with its corporate governance and risk management systems.[8] ANTARA reported that Bank Central Asia became the first organisation in Indonesia and the first bank in Southeast Asia to receive ISO/IEC 42001 certification for an artificial intelligence management system.[8] Stabilitas also reported that Veda Praxis assisted Bank Central Asia in integrating artificial intelligence governance into its existing enterprise risk management system.[9]
Digital trust and data protection
In October 2025, ANTARA News reported that Grab, OVO and Veda Praxis conducted a focus group discussion ahead of ISACA GRACS x IPSS 2025 as part of work on guidance concerning the use of legitimate interest as a legal basis in personal data processing under Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Law.[10]
Sectors
The company works across six broad sector clusters: financial services; government and public sector; healthcare and social services; technology, media and telecommunications; industrials, energy and infrastructure; and consumer, retail and distribution.[2]
Its financial services work includes conventional and Islamic banking, insurance, asset management, financial technology, digital payments, capital markets, securities and rural or community banks. Its public sector coverage includes central government ministries and agencies, state-owned and regional-owned enterprises, regional and municipal government, and regulatory and supervisory bodies.[2]
Partnerships and ecosystem
Veda Praxis lists several organizations in its partnership and ecosystem network, including the Institute of Risk Management, ISACA Indonesia Chapter, Indonesia Fintech Association, Association of Regional Development Banks, Indonesian Rural Banks Association, Center for Digital Innovation Studies at Padjadjaran University, and Indonesia Artificial Intelligence Society.[2]
Leadership
The company's 2026 profile lists Syahraki Syahrir as Chief Executive Officer and Partner. Other senior experts listed in the profile include Dadan Gunawan, Satya Rinaldi, Marek Kosmowski, Novaldy Antonio, Mohammad Mukhlis, Hamzah Ritchi, Irvan Finaldy, Dicky Taruna Prasetyo, Junita R. Maryam, Imelda Cardiana, Aris Budiman Hartono, Resdy Benyamin and Tri Listyowati.[2]
Consultancy.asia reported in April 2026 that Tri Listyowati had been appointed Head of Governance, Risk and Compliance at Veda Praxis.[1] Consulting Magazine reported in April 2026 on its 2026 Top Consultant honorees; the publication's search result identifies Satya "Tito" Rinaldi of Veda Praxis as an honoree in the Cybersecurity and Risk Technology category.[11]
Offices
Veda Praxis lists offices in Jakarta, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, Semarang and Surabaya.[2]