Wednesday, 19 June 2013
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The Mines and Geosciences Bureau has identified areas in Central Luzon that are classified as “unfit for dwelling” due to topographic attributes making it prone to flooding, earthquake, liquefaction and other climate conditions.
Ministry of ICT, Electronic Government Agency, and Software Industry Promotion ...
Columbus State University, US has recently implemented new data warehouse ...
The Singapore White Spaces Pilot Group announced its next wave of TV White Spaces commercial pilot deployments in Singapore with Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa Development Corporation, the Housing Development Board and the Eurokars Group.
Ministry of Justice, Vietnam has recently revealed the project to digitise basic information of all citizens and include them in the national database on population and in national ID cards by late 2020.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the US and Fujitsu Laboratories of America will join forces in the development of a personalised learning platform to improve the effectiveness of online learning.
National Institute of Development Administration, Thailand last week introduced new software to reveal air pollution levels in Bangkok from car exhaust pipes as well as assess the risk level of residents to carcinogenic fumes.
The Ministry of Health launched a GIS-based web portal called I-Dengue, which aims to provide the public with the latest information on dengue hotspots and preventive measures on how citizens can avoid getting the disease.
By the end of 2013, the Philippines will be the first country in South East Asia to acquire an IBM Blue Gene Supercomputer to improve its weather forecasting system and genomics research.
Singapore government will begin the process of migrating its IT operation to G-cloud platform with the help from NCS — one of the systems integrator for Singapore’s G-cloud.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand has deployed a new software to enhance its management of unprecedented data growth.
ICT governance comes under scrutiny at next month’s FutureGov Forum Victoria – with a closer look at how the Victorian government’s AUD 1.5 billion ICT spend will be revitalised. Public sector leaders — from Australia and the US — share new insights about delivering the “biggest bang for the buck.”
The use of cloud services is on the upswing in Australia – with this platform becoming integral across government, industry and consumers, says a new report by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).
In a visit to Ngee Ann Secondary School yesterday (22 July), FutureGov found students deeply ...
The Infocomm Development Authority and Ministry of Education of Singapore have initiated plans to introduce ...
Ngee Ann Secondary School’s students are on a bid to “change the world” with ...