Building Successful Hybrid and Private Cloud Architecture for a Future-Read
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Building Successful Hybrid and Private Cloud Architecture for a Future-Ready Government
Accelerating digital transformation and delivering innovative and secured citizen services with agility, scalability, and speed
Around the world, government agencies are working hard to meet citizen needs and weather the impact of COVID-19.
The “new normal” is driving the public sector to accelerate digital transformation initiatives to ensure that the citizens continue to avail themselves of government services uninterrupted and seamlessly. This is especially true during these critical times when every IT environment and every channel is facing strain.
While this transformation encompasses people, processes, and technology, it is the underlying technology that forms a foundation for a successful initiative. A big part of this shift is modernising the on-premises IT environments and applications that span data centres, edge locations, and public clouds.
In a fast-changing business environment, governments have showcased the value technology brings to enable a connected and innovative ecosystem. While organisations were focused on responding and adapting to the pandemic to ensure business continuity in 2020, 2021 marks a turning point with innovation becoming a priority for future-ready agencies looking to accelerate their growth.
A holistic approach that enables organisations to deliver superior digital experiences across any cloud, any application, and any device, seamlessly and securely, will become a critical success factor in Malaysia’s rapidly digitalising business environment.
Malaysia is progressing well to strengthen its digital transformation efforts and achieve a resilient, inclusive, and innovation-led economy.
The Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint ( MyDigital ) plans to boost the growth of the cloud industry by adopting a cloud-first strategy in the public sector and appointing Cloud Service Providers (CSP) and Manage Service Providers (MSP) to build Malaysia’s capabilities in this area.In the first phase (2021-2022) of the blueprint, the government aims to move towards a paperless environment and migrate 80% of public data to hybrid cloud systems by the end of 2022. With this cloud-first strategy, the government can engage in more effective data collection and management, resulting in lower information management costs in the long run.
Accelerating the Adoption of Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments
As public sector agencies seeking to drive innovation and deliver differentiated citizen experiences, they shouldn’t be worried about where the application or workload is located —but rather spend their time focused on developing better applications and services for their citizens.
The most prominent challenge facing agencies is the alignment of resources, particularly budget, with innovation. How can agencies modernise, re-platform, re-host, and re-factor applications—transition from monolithic systems to agile, streamlined microservices? The answers involve small, scalable steps.
Enabling Innovation and Productivity for a Distributed Workforce - Multi-Cloud as the Backbone
The adoption of cloud computing and SaaS apps has skyrocketed in recent months mainly due to the ongoing pandemic and has enabled agencies to effectively operate with a distributed workforce and remote working.These agencies are eager to capitalise on the speed, scale, and flexibility cloud-based infrastructure can provide to the anywhere workspace. But as cloud computing grows in popularity and transforms how public sector collects, use, and share data, it also becomes an attractive target for cybercriminals.
Addressing the challenges of a distributed workforce requires a modern, integrated approach.
Future-ready workforce solutions will enable a seamless and more secure digital employee experience, driving greater outcomes in the new world of work.
Intrinsic Security for Uninterrupted Innovation
An intrinsic approach to organisational security will provide an additional layer of robust protection for mission-critical operations and infrastructures to fast-track innovation and resilience.
OpenGov Asia cordially invites you to this exclusive and timely OpenGovLive! Virtual Breakfast Insight is aimed at imparting knowledge and strategies on how to unlock the multi-cloud future to accelerate your digital transformation and delivering secured citizen-centric services with agility, scalability, and speed.
We will discuss:
- Discovering new approaches and best practices to help you architect a hybrid and multi-cloud environment for optimal outcomes
- Unlocking multi-cloud future with app-driven innovations for greater agility in a consistent and more secure environment that enables continuous innovation
- Providing superior digital citizen experiences and digital experiences
- Delivering security that’s built-in and distributed with your control points of users, devices, workloads and network
Who should attend:
- Chief Information Officers
- Chief Technology Officers
- Chief Digital Officers
- Directors and Heads of Digital Infrastructure
- Directors and Heads of Digital Transformation
- Directors and Heads of IT Infrastructure, Applications, and Systems Development
- Director and Heads of IT Transformation
- Directors and Heads of Innovation
Organizer OpenGov Asia
Organizer of Building Successful Hybrid and Private Cloud Architecture for a Future-Read
OpenGov has over 20 years’ experience in providing a platform enabling collaboration. The last 5 years, solely to Public Sector within the Asia Pacific Region, including Australia and New Zealand. We are a team that has revolutionised the traditional conference platform, having developed a method to return real and tangible value to the delegates that attend. By creating an environment that enables and enhances true collaboration and knowledge exchange, OpenGov enhances the experience which provides true insights from lessons learnt. These insights are delivered from, and by the many leaders in government agencies from around the world that attend these events. These events cover ICT, Health, Education and Crisis Assessment Response Effectiveness (CARE). Our team has been past winners of the "Best CEO Level Conference in Asia" award.
In speaking with over 500 Government ICT officials this year, we have detailed the challenges many government CIO’s face. Due to the ever changing digital environment, CIO's struggle to keep up with all these changes. To assist these CIO's, OpenGov has embarked on a journey of exploration, finding solutions and best practice examples to assist CIO's in bridging this knowledge gap.
OpenGov has organised many types of events. These events being small training seminars, large scale conferences and industry based exhibitions. They specifically focus on Government, in the areas of Public Sector ICT, Health care and Education. To add further value to these events, we have included private sector representation, which has further expanded on our knowledge based and understanding in the delivery of services to our citizens.