Chief Digital Officer (CDO)

Deputy Chief Secretary (Management)
> YBhg. Dato' Indera Ikmalrudin Bin Ishak

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CHIEF DIGITAL OFFICER (CDO)

1. Lead digitalisation initiatives in delivering services that meet the needs and expectations of the public, and that are secure, efficient, intelligent and trusted.

a) Drive the Ministry's digitalisation agenda in accordance with the Digital Dtrategic Plan (PSP) through a data-driven culture, a citizen-centric approach, and security-based service design.

b) Transform the Ministry's digital service delivery with a focus on customer experience through a Whole-of-Government approach involving data sharing, open data, and emerging technologies.

c) Plan and coordinate cyber security action plans to ensure that the agency's data and ICT infrastructure are continuosly protected against internal and external threats.

d) Plan and assess digital service requirements, service design, and the development and operational budgets required.

2. Lead digital transformation through the use of data and technology in line with the government policies and plans.

a) Plan and ensure that digital transformation initiatives are implemented in accordance with the current governmnet policies/plans, aligned with the Ministry's PSP.

b) Foster a digital environment and culture within the Ministry to enhance digital literacy and understanding of the use of technology towards strengthening digital government service delivery.

3. Serve in committees and report on the implementation of digitalisation initiatives to the relevant governance bodies.

a) Serve on relevant committees by performing the roles and responsibiities in accordance with the committees' Terms of Referance and the prevailing circulars.

b) Report on the implementation and progress of digital transformation initiatives to the digital governance bodies, such as the KPM JPICT and the Digital Government Meeting.