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The digital revolution has seen an explosion of innovative business models made possible by infocomm. Set against this global landscape, the vision for Singapore is to have a globally competitive infocomm manpower to drive national economic competitiveness. IDA’s target is to build a pool of infocomm professionals who have a breadth of technology know-how; good understanding of business and the capability to create intellectual property.
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National Infocomm Competency Framework (NICF)
The National Infocomm Competency Framework (NICF) is a national infocomm roadmap that helps infocomm professionals and employers to determine the types of skills and competencies required for various infocomm jobs and develop training strategies to acquire these skills.
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Critical Infocomm Technology Resource Programme (CITREP)
The Critical Infocomm Technology Resource (CITREP) programme aims to encourage upgrading in critical, emerging and hybrid infocomm skills, such as such as product development, cloud computing and software architecture. This ensures that professionals have the right skills and capabilities to meet Singapore’s infocomm manpower needs.
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InfoPier
InfoPier is the first-ever trusted Infocomm Online Community, exclusively for Infocomm professionals in Singapore, launched in 8 Nov 2011 by Singapore Computer Society (SCS) with support from Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA).
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Infocomm Leadership and Development Programme (iLEAD) Expanded
Infocomm Leadership and Development Programme (iLEAD) aims to ensure that Singapore's infocomm manpower capabilities keep pace with technology changes and Singapore remains at the forefront of technology development.
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Hybrid Skills Development Programme
The Hybrid Skills Development Programme (HSP) aims to provide professionals with the skills and expertise to develop relevant infocomm solutions for businesses in four key economic sectors such as Financial Services, Healthcare, Hospitality and Logistics.