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iN2015: Singapore’s ICT Masterplan

ASOCIO ICT SummitPresented by Leong Keng Thai, Deputy CEO / Director-General (Telecoms)28 November 2007

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Outline

> About IDA

> iN2015 – Vision, Outcomes and Goals

> Realising the Vision

> Exciting Developments and Opportunities Ahead


About IDA


About IDA

> Statutory board under Ministry of Information, Communications and The Arts (MICA)


Overview of IDA’s Roles> Planning & Policy Development

Formulate national infocomm masterplans, policies and technology road maps

> Competition Development(Regulation)

Implement a regulatory framework that will ensure a fair and balanced competitive environment in the telecoms industry


Overview of IDA’s Roles

> Industry DevelopmentPromote and develop infocomm industries and manpowerFacilitate infocomm adoption and usage in businesses and society

> Chief Information Officer to Government

Architect e-government plans and manage infocomm systems deployment in the government


iN2015 – Vision, Outcomes and Goals


2006 - 2015

Intelligent Nation

… Creation

Infocomm Unlimited: Building Success from Success

2003 - 2006

Connected Singapore

… Connectedness… Convergence

Infocomm 21

2000 - 20031992 - 1999

… Connectivityand Content

IT2000

… Communications

1986 - 1991

National IT Plan

Singapore National IT Plan 1986

Computerisation

National Computerisation Plan

1981 - 1985


iN2015 < An Intelligent Nation, a Global City, powered by Infocomm


People

iN2015 is a Co-Creation Effort by the People, Private & Public sectors

Public

Express IT! iN2015 Competition for Schools and Public Consumer

Focus Groups

Industry Consultation via Steering Committee, Sub-Committees

Industry Focus Groups International Advisory Panel

Private


iN2015 Desired Outcomes

> Enriched lives through infocomm

> Enhanced economic competitiveness and innovation through infocomm

> Increased growth and competitiveness of the infocomm industry


iN2015 Key Goals

#1in the world in harnessing infocomm to add value to the economy and society

2 -fold increase in value-added of infocomm industry to S$26 billion

3 -fold increase in infocomm export revenue to S$60 billion


iN2015 Key Goals

80,000 additional jobs

90% of homes using broadband

100 computer ownership in homes with% school-going children


Realising the Vision


Build a Next-Generation National Infocomm Infrastructure


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National Broadband Network• Capable of 1 Gbps or more

• Provide affordable access to 95% of homes and business by 2015

• 12 credible bidders submitted proposals

Wireless @ SG• Free access for 3 years

• 6000 public access hotspots deployed

• Mid-term: Nationwide Next-generation WBN

National Enabling Platforms, Policies and Standards


Develop a Globally Competitive Infocomm Industry


•• Enterprise Capability Enterprise Capability DevelopmentDevelopment

•• Infocomm StartInfocomm Start--Up Up AttractionAttraction

•• iLIUPiLIUP

•• ““MadeMade--byby--SingaporeSingapore””Infocomm BrandingInfocomm Branding

•• iLEiLE InternationalisationInternationalisation

•• ee--Government Government Solutions ExportSolutions Export•• Enterprise GrowthEnterprise Growth

•• ODPODP

•• SectoralSectoralProjects Projects Partnership Partnership

Enterprise Development Programmes –Building Depth and Breadth


Develop an Infocomm-savvy Workforce and Globally Competitive Infocomm Manpower


S$120m Manpower Roadmap to Boost e-Literacy & Technical Skills of Workforce


Transform Key Economic Sectors, Government and Society using Infocomm

Digital Media & Entertainment

Education& Learning

Government

Healthcare & Biomedical Sciences

Manufacturing & Logistics

Tourism, Hospitality & Retail

Financial Services Transport

SME

Ultra-high speed, pervasive, intelligent and trusted infocomm infrastructure

Globally competitive infocomm industry

Infocomm-savvy workforce and globally competitive infocomm manpower

New Sectors from 2007:


Elderly Needy Students People withDisabilities

CitizenConnectCitizenConnect to provide Internet access and personal to provide Internet access and personal onsite support to those with difficulties transacting onlineonsite support to those with difficulties transacting online

Digital Opportunities for All and Building an iNclusive Digital Society

Silver Infocomm Initiative Neu PC Plus Infocomm Accessibility Centre initiative


Exciting Developments & Opportunities Ahead


Resurgence of Infocomm –Key Engine of Economic Growth in Singapore

> In 2006Value-add* of the infocomm sector grew at 6.4% from S$12.5b in 2005 to $13.3b**

Infocomm industry revenue grew 19.89% to reach S$45.42 billion, surpassing S$40b for the first time^

Infocomm manpower increased by 7.5% from 111,400 in 2005 to 119,700^

* Value-added comprises the compensation of employees, operating surplus, the consumption of fixed capital and the excess of indirect taxes over subsidies (Definition from the Singapore Department of Statistics)** Singapore Department of Statistics^ IDA


Infocomm Usage & Accessibility on the Rise

Household Computer Ownership

2003200420052006

74%74%74%

78%

Home Internet Access2003200420052006

65%65%66%

71%

Source: IDA


Infocomm Usage & Accessibility on the RiseMobile Phone Penetration

2003200420052006

83.1%91%97.8%

103.4%

Home Broadband Penetration2003200420052006

33%42.3%50.8%

61.1%Sep 2007 74.4% *

* includes wireless broadband subscriptions within householdsSource: IDA

Sep 2007 112.8%


Digital Concierge – Making Every Visitor Feel Special Through a Personalised Experience

Integrate from multiple sources to provide personalised and location-based

content & services

> Pilot launched in June 2007> Working with industry stakeholders to define

content and services for long term implementation of DC


A personalised healthcare delivery system> Integrated Clinic Management System

4-year initiative to get 1,000 clinics out of 1,400 signed up340 clinics signed up as at Oct 07

> Step-Down Care Programmee-medical record systems for community hospitals/nursing homes

Electronic nursing system (RFID) at Thye Hua Kwan Hospital> Personal Health Record Programme> SMS alerts for doctors at Tan Tock Seng Hospital


An engaging education & learningexperience

> FutureSchools@SingaporeAnnounced 1st five schools selected for this programmeEvaluating proposals received from CFC issued in May 07 to architect and deploy infocomm solutions, products and services


An Integrated Government that delights customers and connects citizens

> Standard ICT Operating EnvironmentSOE tender with an estimated value of $1.5b An integrated public sector able to securely and seamlessly collaborate as One Government

> gov.sg InitiativeProvides convenience to citizens to locate needed government content, access to government transactions and provide feedback to government


> SME Infocomm Resource CentreSet up in July 07 to assist SMEs in adoption commonly-used infocomm applications

> One-stop infocomm package for SMEsCFC launched in Nov 07 to provide SMEs with a one-stop solution for seamless, end-to-end infocomm solutions package

Infocomm@SME helps SMEs exploit infocomm for business growth

Infocomm_Usage@SME

Infocomm_Innovation@SME Infocomm_Growth@SME

> S$5m has been set aside to help SMEs innovate & grow their businesses using infocomm


Making Good Progress> NGNBN

Next Gen NBN Competitive Dialogue completed with 12 pre-qualified biddersTo launch RFP by end 2007

> Wireless@SGOver 6100 hotspots deployed in Oct 07Over 585,000 subscribers in Oct 07Over 306,700 unique users, or 52% of

subscriber base in Oct 07


Ensuring a conducive business environment > Highlights:

Spam Control Act came into effect on 15 Jun 07Postal Services Act came into effect on 24 Aug 07UWB Regulatory Framework announced on 24 Sep 07Code of Practice issued on 17 Oct 07 for Premium Rate Service Providers and Billing OperatorsTrue Number Portability

Syniverse Technologies appointed as Centralised Database Administrator in Jun 07Implementation expected by 2Q 2008


Consumers continue to benefit: Penetration Speeds Prices

▲▲1,386%1,386%1,440,00096,9003G Subscribers

▲▲17%17%112.8%96.4%Mobile Phone Penetration

▲▲300%300%100 Mbps 25 Mbps Highest Speed Available

▼▼54%54%S$21.90S$47.25Lowest Priced Plan (512kb unlimited)

▲▲553%3%74.4% *48.8%Household Broadband Penetration

ChangeSep 2007Oct 2005Statistics

* includes wireless broadband subscriptions within households


And towards a digitally inclusive society> NEU PC Plus benefited some 3,000 needy families with school

going children > iNSPIRE Fund to help deserved students earn a PC + broadband

service through community service> IA Centre will be fully equipped with apprenticeship, job placement

and AT loan library in Jun 08 > First Silver Infocomm Junction, where senior get connected

launched on 24 Nov 07


SINGAPORE: AN INTELLIGENT NATION, A GLOBAL CITY POWERED BY INFOCOMM

www.ida.gov.sgwww.infocommsingapore.sg

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