ICT AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

ICT AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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  ICT & DEVELOPMENT ICT Services Fundamentals for National Development
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  PRESENTOR: JOHN J.MACASIO Technology Officer www.onecitizen.net
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  PRESENTATION AGENDA ICTServices and ICT4D Agenda ICT Decision Imperatives ICT Services and e-Citizen Solutions
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  ICT SERVICES DESCRIPTION:It refers to the align use of information and communications technology (such as computing devices, software, development methods, technical skills, programming tools, web applications, multimedia, local area networks, Internet, mobile phone, broadband, etc) that have the ability to improve or optimize the performance and value creation of the country, organization and people.
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  ICT ENVIRONMENT DOMAIN3 DATA ENVIRONMENT 2 APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT 1 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Image & Video Viewing Web Application & Data Services Documents Processing Internet Browsing Communication & Collaboration Document Files Multimedia Files Transactional Data 4 CONNECTIVITY ENVIRONMENT Digital Security
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  ICT SERVICES CHALLENGESICT services design must enable the realization of the strategic development goals and the drivers of improvement. ICT services building and implementation must bring the expected quality of experience.
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  ALIGN DEVELOPMENT AGENDAPHILIPPINES MTDP -2004-2010 Economic Growth and Job Creation Social Justice and Basic Needs Education and Youth Opportunity Anti Corruption and Good Governance
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  GISP 2000 –Where Now? Faster and better delivery of public goods and services Greater transparency in government operations Increased capacities of public sector organizations Proactive participation of citizens in governance Information System of Governance for:
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  GISP 2000 –Where Now? A globally competitive economy Accelerated development of human resources and eradication of poverty Equitable spatial distribution of development, economic activity, and population Sustainable development of natural resources Improved peace and order More effective governance Supported National Development Goals:
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  ICT IMPACT TOSOCIAL & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (World Bank 2009 Report) Mobile phones and Internet increase the opportunities to reach remote location and the much wider population base, including those with low level income and literacy in order to acquire knowledge, to share information, to transact business, and to receive services. Broadband networks plays a catalytic role in the development of trade and e-government.
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  ICT IMPACT TOSOCIAL & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (World Bank 2009 Report) Trade in ICT goods and services has sparked export-led growth and job creation. Jobs in IT services and IT-enabled services create jobs in other sector. ICT applications are also transforming how governments deliver public services to citizens and businesses.
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  ICT DECISION IMPERATIVES1. ICT PRINCIPLES Decision on the high level statements on how ICT is to be used by the organization in order to bring about the business and service principles in pursuing the social and economic development goals.
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  2. ARCHITECTURE Decisionon the integrative model and the set of performance, process, data, application and technology reference standards to guide the organization to logically mapped out the requirements and metrics to be implemented in the solution development and delivery of ICT services. ICT DECISION IMPERATIVES
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  3. ICT INFRASTRUCTUREDecision on the integrative, standard-based and strategic approaches to acquire and construct the ICT foundation of the organization’s operating platform, network, application, databases, security and business continuity. ICT DECISION IMPERATIVES
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  4. APPLICATION SOLUTIONNEEDS Decision on suitable ICT application to be acquired or developed to enable the technology mediated process to create, capture, share, and re-use information, and to mediate communication, transaction and interactivity. ICT DECISION IMPERATIVES
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  5. ICT INVESTMENTAND PRIORITIZATION Decision about how much and where to invest in ICT. It involves process considerations on ICT project approval, justifications, funding, and sourcing. ICT DECISION IMPERATIVES
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  6. ICT GOVERNANCEDecision on how the performance of ICT shall be managed, roles and accountability defined, and the delivery of outcomes be controlled. ICT DECISION IMPERATIVES
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  ICT SERVICES FORDEVELOPMENT PEOPLE PROCESS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY e-government e-commerce e-knowledge e-social network e-security Connectivity & Access
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  E-CITIZEN SOLUTION FORDEVELOPMENT E-GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM NATIONAL LEARNING KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM CITIZEN SOCIAL NETWORK SYSTEM ICT4DEVELOPMENT DATABASE SERVICES EXTERNAL INFORMATION SERVICES PROVIDERS ICT4DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION SERVICES NATIONAL SECURITY & DISASTER MANAGEMENT E-CITIZEN LOG-IN
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  END NOTE ICT4DE-GOVERNMENT: “ ICT is expensive and complex. It is also a “disruptive technology.” It changes the ways bureaucracies organize and work, power is distributed or controlled, and information is shared or protected.”
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  END NOTE ONE-GOVERNMENT: E-government projects have a mixed record. The main barriers are institutional—lack of leadership and the capabilities needed to leverage ICT for development strategies and to integrate ICT investments with organizational, process, and skill changes.” -World Bank Report IC4D 2009: Extending Reach and Increasing Impact
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