Lie Jasa
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About
Lie Jasa is a researcher whose work bridges information systems, cultural heritage, and artificial intelligence. His key research areas include enterprise service bus (ESB) frameworks, knowledge-based systems, and the application of technology to preserve and promote Balinese culture. One of his notable contributions is the modification of the ISONER framework as an enterprise service bus to build a consultation robot using an external engine, a project that demonstrates how traditional knowledge—such as the Balinese calendar, rooted in astronomy—can be integrated into modern digital services. This work supports Bali’s tourism industry by enabling automated, culturally informed consultations. Although his most-cited paper has garnered 3 citations, its significance lies in its innovative fusion of local wisdom with cutting-edge software architecture. Jasa’s research exemplifies how technology can serve as a bridge between ancient traditions and contemporary applications, offering practical solutions for cultural preservation and economic development. His achievements highlight the potential of interdisciplinary work in computing, particularly in contexts where heritage and innovation intersect.
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