Powering Smart Nation Initiatives Through AI

Achieving smart nation aspirations through the application of next-gen AI infrastructure

Cognitive technologies are revolutionising every facet of how government operates and governs.
The growing repertoire of AI technologies — computer vision, natural conversation, and machines that learn over time, has the potential to enhance and augment almost everything government does, from education and health care to policing and defence.

AI-based applications are reducing backlogs, cutting costs, overcoming resource constraints and freeing public sector from the drudgery of mundane tasks.

Singapore government pioneers the adoption of AI

Singapore’s proactive and forward-thinking government has paved the way for AI adoption.
The city-state encourages public-private partnerships between business, academia, and government through the National Research Foundation.
There have been many areas of AI based applications where Singapore public sector has harnessed AI to better serve the citizens.With a thriving digital ecosystem, Singapore is ready to embrace and take the AI implementation to the next level.

Overcoming the Stumbling Blocks

Artificial intelligence holds the potential to vastly improve government operations and meet the needs of citizens in new ways, yet many public institutions are lagging behind in harnessing this powerful technology.

Public sector officials are increasingly aware of the transformational impact of data for AI-powered solutions, but the data is often neither accessible nor discoverable.

Not only that, the tremendous amount of data being generated and shared by these technologies can tax legacy IT infrastructure and the government staffs responsible for maintaining it.

Uncertainty about ethical and responsible use of AI adds further layers of complexity.

OpenGov’s flagship event in Singapore threw up some fascinating insights into AI adoption by public sector. While 42% of the respondents mentioned that they have some form of AI in their agencies, 46% of the participants cited the lack of knowledge and internal skill sets as the major challenge in implementation of AI.

Addressing Implementation Challenges

The next wave of government modernisation will be focused on enhancing decision-making, automation, and risk management capabilities. AI is expected to see significant investments by governments globally, especially in mission-critical operations.

AI represents an unprecedented opportunity for agencies to improve operations, deliver better citizen experiences, and drive organisational performance through data-driven initiatives.

Time is now opportune to learn what governments need to do to build an AI-ready infrastructure that can scale to meet Singapore’s smart nation needs.

OpenGov is pleased to bring an exclusive Tech Day to enhance your knowledge on how to effectively leverage AI technology and empower yourself with the data-centric infrastructure needed to harness the true power of AI.

The unique proposition of this OpenGov Breakfast Insight is the integration of GAMIFICATION, our hugely popular scenario-based approach to learning.

You will be learning while playing, gaining new and unique insights while having fun!

OpenGov Tech Day sessions are concise, to the point, strategic level discussions designed to bring learning within a short span of 3 hours!

Benefits of Attending:

OpenGov invites you to a closed-door, invitation-only, interactive session for top Singapore government agencies, where you would be discussing and deliberating on:

• How to derive value, insight and impact from the available data to make your agencies realise smart nation goals
• Use cases on how governments are implementing AI and other smart technologies to improve physical and cybersecurity 
• How new infrastructure solutions can help agencies turn data into actionable intelligence 
• What steps governments need to take to future-proof their infrastructure for the next generation of innovation
• How to adopt recognised enterprise information management (EIM) strategies, policies, and technology solutions to address responsible and ethical use of AI
• How to leverage digital intelligence to transform tomorrow's public sector institutions

OpenGov makes a concerted effort to provide participants with ample opportunities to plan and develop strategies in the broad area of artificial intelligence.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

• Head of AI
• Heads of AI Applications
• Heads of AI Engineering
• Head of IT infrastructure
• Heads of IT
• Heads of IT Operations
• Heads of IT Strategy and Operations
• Heads of Data Analytics
• Data Architects
• Cloud Architects
• Solution Architects