Ejo Imandeka

Researcher, Ministry of Law and Human Research, Indonesia

Ejo Imandeka is a prominent researcher and lecturer at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights in Indonesia. His work primarily focuses on smart prison technology, and digital innovations in correctional systems. He has been involved in pioneering research that examines the challenges and potentials of implementing smart technology in prisons, particularly through the lens of Internet of Things (IoT) architecture, surveillance technologies, and digital literacy for inmates. Ejo is also affiliated with the Polytechnic of Correctional Science and has contributed extensively to studies on topics such as IS/IT adoption in correctional facilities, e-government, and e-business applications within the penal system. His research not only explores the technical aspects of smart prisons but also addresses how these technologies can be sustainably integrated to improve security, efficiency, and inmate rehabilitation. His commitment to enhancing prison management systems through technology continues to drive research and policy development in this evolving field.