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| digitalCommunity@SG is a project by IDA which leverages Web 2.0 and related technologies to enable innovative services through community participation. It is a pilot effort to enable the efficient fusing of information from various sources through a central data registry and standards-based interface mechanisms.
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| Culled from information gathered by the IDA, this monthly update provides useful insights and tips to consumers on how they can get more out of their broadband connections.
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| CEPAS, Specification for Contactless e-Purse Application is a significant milestone for Singapore's micro-payment landscape. A key pillar of the national ePayment infrastructure, outlined in IDA's 10 year infocomm masterplan, Intelligent Nation 2015 (iN2015), CEPAS is a result of a collaboration spearheaded by IDA working closely with the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and the industry to develop a cashless nation-wide e-payment platform.
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| With the growth of broadband and technologies such as digital imaging, these traditional channels have evolved into interactive media with ability to engage consumers in two-way communication delivering immediate gratification. Some example of such interactive communication and product selling involves the use of camera phones and 2D symbologies, also known as 2D bar codes. |
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| IDA spearheaded a collaboration between industry and academia to work on a 4-year Collaborative Engineering Programme (CEP) in August 2004. CEP aims to bring about distributed and integrated collaborative engineering applications to manage the value chain through engineering collaboration, in response to outsourcing trends and the challenge of fragmented value chains. |
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| The Asia IC Card Forum (AICF) is an organisation founded by Korea, China, Japan and Singapore with the aim of promoting IC-based common platforms across member countries, using ISO standardisation for IC technologies and applications.
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| The Framework for Web Services Implementation (FWSI) Technical Committee was set up to facilitate the implementation of robust Web Services by defining a practical and extensible methodology consisting of implementation processes and common functional elements that practitioners can adopt to create high quality Web Services systems without re-inventing them for each implementation. |
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