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Government Chief Information Officer assumes post

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Government Chief Information Officer assumes post

On November 18, 2011, the Government announced the appointment of Mr Daniel Lai as Government Chief Information Officer (GCIO), following an open-cum-in-service recruitment exercise. Mr Lai has taken up the appointment on January 3, 2012. Mr Lai is a veteran ICT professional in Hong Kong with extensive experience in the information technology (IT) field, including the planning and implementation of IT projects as well as promoting professional development and the application of IT in the community. For details, please refer to the press release.

Hong Kong ICT Awards 2012

Promoting Advanced Technology and Innovation

Hong Kong ICT Awards 2012

Coming into its sixth consecutive year, the renowned Hong Kong ICT Awards (HKICTA) are opened for applications. All innovative and enterprising local professionals and organisations are welcome to apply and join in the pursuit of top honours. Through seamless collaboration between the Government, business community, industry practitioners and academia, the Awards aim to promote and commend outstanding innovative technology and applications achievements, as well as to encourage practitioners to further develop innovative and creative information and communications technology (ICT) solutions for a better life. For details, please visit here.

OGCIO launched dedicated unit to facilitate data centre development in Hong Kong

Enabling the Next Generation of Public Services

OGCIO launched dedicated unit to facilitate data centre development in Hong Kong

The Office of the Government Chief Information Officer launched its new Data Centre Facilitation Unit on 25 July 2011 to facilitate and promote the development of high-tier data centres in Hong Kong. The Data Centre Portal (www.datacentre.gov.hk) was also available to provide useful and holistic information on setting up data centres in the territory. For details, please refer to the press release on Data Centre Facilitation Unit.

ABOUT THE DIGITAL 21 STRATEGY...

The Digital 21 Strategy is the blueprint for the development of information and communications technology (ICT) in Hong Kong. It is updated regularly to take into account technological advancement and changing needs of the society.

On 21 December 2007, the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development announced the fourth edition of the Digital 21 Strategy. The vision of the 2008 Digital 21 Strategy is "Advancing our achievements and seizing new opportunities: building on Hong Kong's position as a world digital city." To lay the foundation for ICT-enabled development in Hong Kong in the next decade, we have identified 5 key action areas for implementation between 2008 and 2010. These key action areas include -

  • Facilitating a digital economy;
  • Promoting advanced technology and innovation;
  • Developing Hong Kong as a hub for technological cooperation and trade;
  • Enabling the next generation of public services; and
  • Building an inclusive, knowledge-based society.

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