Introduction Programmes for Citizens Programmes for Businesses Programmes for Government Programmes Index

eGov Programmes

Programmes for Government

eGov2015

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The Government Cloud (G-Cloud) provides a resilient and secure ICT shared environment that allows government agencies to procure computing resources on-demand, with greater ease and speed.

Whole-Of-Government Enterprise Architecture (WoG EA)

The programme aims to establish a federated view of all government agencies' enterprise architectures to optimise government ICT assets for greater cost savings or avoidance.

iGov2010

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Standard Operating Environment (SOE)

To better harness the power of infocomm technology for Government by creating a standardized environment for all public officers.

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eGAP II

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Government Web Services Exchange

Web Services as the strategic technological enabler for cross-agency integration in the public sector.

Infocomm Security Masterplan

Launched Feb 2005, the masterplan serves to develop national capabilities, enhance security technology research and development, and improve the resilience of critical infocomm infrastructure.

Knowledge Management

A public service-wide KM roadmap had been developed as a blueprint for agencies to develop KM in their own organisations systematically.

Singapore Government Enterprise Architecture (SGEA)

To establish a government-wide view comprising all government agencies' Enterprise Architectures, so as to identify more citizen and business centric services, and better align business and Infocomm Technology (ICT) investments.

Web Services

To enable government agencies to enhance their service delivery, as well as offer inter-agency services

eGAP I

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Networked Government

A variety of initiatives to establish a networked government infrastructure in Singapore.

Public Service Infrastructure

Public Service Infrastructure (PSi) is a central facility that allows quick and efficient deployment of e-services by offering 'built-once, reuse-always' components such as payment, authentication and data exchange to the government agencies