Chief Digital Officer (CDO)

Role of Chief Digital Officer (CDO)

1. Leading digital initiatives within the agency by leveraging data, analytics, and digital technology;
2. Establishing a data-driven culture in the public sector that follows a principle-based approach through the use of data and digital technology;
3. Transforming digital service delivery within the agency, with a focus on customer experience, based on the Whole-of-Government concept through innovation involving data sharing, open data, and emerging technologies;
4. Assessing, coordinating, and validating the requirements of digital services, Technical Service Design, and development budgets, as well as managing agency as implementor of digital initiatives and projects;
5. Leading change through the alignment of the Digital Transformation Strategic Plan (PSP) Agency with :
   • Ensuring alignment of the agency’s PSP with the Public Sector PSP and Risk Management and Change Management Plan.
   • Ensuring the availability of the agency’s Enterprise Architecture (EA) blueprint; and
   • Strengthening the agency’s digital governance structure and coordinating the use of global policies, standards, and best practices.
6. Reporting on the implementation and progress of digital transformation to the Secretary-General (KSN) as the Chair of the Government Cluster under the Digital Economy and 4IR Council through the government cluster secretariat.