Roles of CIO for Innovative Government

Roles of CIO for Innovative Government R Toshio T OBI Professor, Waseda University Director, APEC e-Government Research Center Naoko IWASAKI Assistant Director, Institute of e-Government , Waseda University 1 Priority Policy Program 2006 Realizing a society where everyone can enjoy the benefits of IT by 2010 New IT Reform Strategy Priority Policy Program 2006 First Priority Policy Program under the New IT Reform Strategy ● Enhanced evaluation system (PDCA) Establishment of an Expert Committee on IT Strategy Evaluation Healthcare Evaluation Committee Sub-committee (evaluate key issues) E-government Evaluation Committee Compile specific measures to be implemented urgently and rapidly by the government in order to achieve the objectives set by the “New IT Reform Strategy” Pursue IT structural reforms Build an IT foundation Global leader 2 IT New Reform Strategy Year 2006-2010 Post P e-Japan Strategy e 2001-2005 Realization ofUbiquitous NetworkSociety (Anytime Anywhere Anything) Reform Deregulation &Barrier Free ICT Network Infrastructure Investment for technology & Young people Growth by Structural Reform User oriented International Competitiveness International Contribution 3 New IT Reform Strategy Significant Advancement through Structural Reforms The promotion of structural reforms should be encouraged for existing social structures as well as for any forces that have been resisting the various reforms that have been implemented up till this time. In the process, Japan shall aim to significantly advance into becoming a society in which more people actively have a vision and dream for the future. Emphasizing Users and Citizens IT technologies should exist in such a way that people will experience convenience and feel their outstanding effects in all areas of their lives. And, through these various improvements in our daily lives, a society will emerge in which various intellectual and cultural values will be created out of the interactions and collaborative activities that occur between people of differing backgrounds and through an environment whereby knowledge and information is freely and easily circulated and exchanged. Structure of GCIO for Promotion of e-Government mE Strategy S Headquarters Established in January 2001 Member: All Ministers, Representatives of Private Sector IT Security Promotion Committee C Established in January 2001 J Ministerial Chief Information Officers Council (CIOC) Established in September 2002 Chair: Assistant Chief Cabinet Secretary Vice-Chair: Director-general of Administrative management Bureau, MPHPT, Member: CIO of all ministries Inter-Ministerial Meeting of Technical Advisors to CIO T Established in December 2003 E [Ex. Meeting for one-stop services of procedures relating to the ownership of automobiles ] 5 ... - tailieumienphi.vn