#Singapore #smartregulation PwC Singapore's digital business leader Greg Unsworth said that if this fine balance is struck, it would really set Singapore apart from other leading economies and position the Republic as a global hub for innovation.
He noted, however, that this will be no small task.
"It is extremely difficult to regulate for the future. Governments around the world have found it challenging to keep up with the speed of the impact of industry disruption in the digital economy," he said.
"This is about ensuring smart regulation that meets both objectives and keeps pace with change and even anticipates the future." http://www.straitstimes.com/business/economy/regulations-essential-to-support-innovation-say-analysts

#smart #Singapore Словечко прижилось в мире)) "In the latest update on Singapore’s Smart Nation plans, the Singapore government identified five national strategic projects which the government will focus on in the immediate future:
- National Digital Identity (NID) framework, for citizens and businesses to transact digitally in a convenient and secure manner
- e-Payments drive, to allow everyone to make simple, swift, seamless, and safe payments
- Smart Nation Sensor Platform (SNSP), to accelerate the deployment of sensors and other IOT (Internet of Things) devices that will make our city more liveable and secure
- Smart Urban Mobility, to leverage data and digital technologies, including artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles, to further enhance the public transport commute
- Moments of Life (MOL), which bundles relevant government services, across different agencies, to the citizen at key moments of his life. This reduces the need for citizens to transact with multiple government agencies, for a more seamless and convenient experience. http://www.opengovasia.com/articles/7939-government-service-delivery-around-moments-of-life-and-smart-urban-mobility-included-among-strategic-smart-nation-projects