Information and communication technology strategy

Strategic analysis and information and the role of information technology

B Information and communication technology strategy

II Information and communication technology strategy

Development of an information technology strategy

Information technology strategy costs

The GCG duties would include, among other things inter alia

Strategic planning and information sharing

The rising trend of the support account was therefore not due to an increase in requirements for the substantive backstopping of peacekeeping operations but rather to a policy decision to include in the support account resident auditor posts initially budgeted under the respective missions.

5.2 Guidelines for national ICT strategies

5.2 Guidelines for national ICT strategies25

GLO 598 Development of Global Drug Information Strategy

4.2 Active ICT strategies for the national information infrastructures

(d) Bali Strategic Plan clearing house

4.2 Active ICT Strategies for the National Information Infrastructures22

A full information technology strategy will be established in 1999.

The IT strategy for period 2006 2008 will include cost information on all initiatives.

National ICT strategies have already been put in place in some countries, while other countries have yet to formulate clear strategies.

The present ICT solutions are based on a well defined ICT strategy, clearly articulated in 1997 and presented to the UNICEF Executive Board in 1999 (E ICEF 1999 AB L.6).

Regarding ICTs, it was recommended under the resolution that Governments establish national ICT strategies, and establish task forces or ensure that existing entities be charged with the design of national ICT strategies.

In the field of information technology (IT) and communications, Syria has developed a strategy for the relevant technologies.

Developing human resources for effective national ICT strategies

The implementation of the ICT strategic plan is dependent on the overall corporate strategy action plan, as the future structure of UNOPS will determine the structure and resource requirements of the ICT environment.

The requirement for credible and timely information spans all levels of decision making, including at the strategic, operational and tactical levels.

A strategy for information technology infrastructure has been formulated as part of the ICT optimization project.

(i) Providing strategic and operational leadership in matters of information and communication technology

ICT needs to be integrated into the national development strategies of the least developed countries.

National ICT strategies have to be developed within the framework of the global economy.

5. Towards active national ICT strategies and strengthened international cooperation

While some entities had made progress (for example, the Economic Commission for Africa had established an ITC committee), most offices needed to formalize operations, formulate ICT strategies and bring these in line with the global ITC strategy of the Secretariat.

Within the set of strategic business cases of the system wide ICT strategy, the ICT Network has recently identified a business case preparation and costing initiative which will further standardize the costing methodology.

Expenditures are being monitored within the existing governance structure for the ICT strategy.

The Secretary General's overall ICT strategic plan has been in place since January 2004.

5. Towards active national ICT strategies and strengthened

Each developing country and country in transition establish a national ICT strategy.

6. Requests the Secretary General to ensure that the information and communications technology capacity and strategy of the Economic Commission for Africa and its subregional offices are fully integrated with the information and communications technology strategy of the Organization and that it is used to its full capacity to disseminate information by electronic means

The Human Resources Management Section, along with the Information Management Services Section, is vigorously pursuing an information strategy to develop new personnel management database systems that can be utilized for strategic planning and monitoring purposes.

Development of a UNEP AGEDI regional strategy for environmental information is currently under way.

Each regional programme will have an effective information sharing and learning strategy.

For this reason, the Working Group recommends that each country establish a national ICT strategy.

Mexico is convinced that information and telecommunications systems are matters of strategic importance whose consequences on international security must be borne in mind.

eTourism information technology for strategic tourism management. D. Buhalis, 2003.

The Information Technology Services Division has been working with some departments on the development of their ICT strategy.

With an up to date information technology strategy, the Office could establish a strategic view of all the information technology projects and developments, ensuring that they are properly coordinated and efficiently implemented, as well as meeting its business needs.

Information warfare and illicit use of information