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Exploring ICT Development Strategies - National Seminar Highlights

This document provides a summary of the National Seminar on ICT Development, featuring presentations on experiences from the Philippines, Canada, and Mongolia, along with discussions on current challenges and opportunities in the sector. Key topics include regulatory issues, infrastructure development, government support, and human resource policies. The seminar aimed to assess the progress of ICT development in Mongolia and identify strategies for future growth and impact on social and economic development.

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Exploring ICT Development Strategies - National Seminar Highlights

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  1. ICT4D activities S.Enkhjargal, MIDAS/MONITA NGO secretary@ict.mn

  2. MEGA Mongolia • ICT4Development - Enkhjargal • ICT4Education - Enkhjargal • ICT4Health - Batpurev • ICT4Business – Batpurev- Tourism- Construction • ICT4Agriculture - Ariunaa • ICT4Governance - Ariunaa

  3. ICT4D • Study tours • Philippines • Canada • National seminar • Project proposal review

  4. National Seminar • Agenda • Participants • Presentations in brief • Conclusions

  5. Agenda • 9:00 Registration • 9:30 Opening – ICTASansar /moderatorS.Enkhjargal/ • 9:40IDRC –гийн Holistic Programming Mongolia project introduction – B.Batpurev, Team leader , General Director, ITCS   • Part 1. Foreign experiences • 9:50 Korean ICT development experiences – Dr.Lee Y.T., ASOCIO ambassador, FKII • 10:10 Singaporean IT outsourcing experiences and its tendency – Bill Liu, ASOCIO ambassador, SiTF • 10:40 Q&A • 11:00 Tea break • Part 1.2 Moderator L.Ariunaa •  11:15 Experiences of Phiippines in using ICT for development and learning from it – B.Batpurev • 11:30 ICT development experiences and lessons learned from Canada – S.Enkhjargal • Part 2. Current status and tendency of Mongolian ICT development – moderatorB.Batpurev • 11:45 Current status of ICT development – ICTA Amgalanbat • 12:00 Issues of ICT regulations – CRC - U.Tamir - Ninjbolor • 12:15 ICT current issues – L.Ariunaa • 12:30 Discussion /moderator L.Ariunaa/ • 13:00 Closing and conclusion /moderator S.Enkhjargal/ • 13:00 Lunch

  6. Participants • ICTA • CRC • Private companies • NGOs • ASOCIO ambassadors • IT Park • Universities • Total 49 participants • Venue: Open society institute conference hall

  7. Presentations • Dr. Lee • Pushing or lobbying government • Specifics going to Japanese market • Bill Liu • Outsourcing stages • Key incriedents for successful outsourcing • Outsourcing vs. Best sourcing • Batpurev • Good relations with western countries • Government supports the ICT development • Mobile penetration

  8. Canada • HR is good – Well developed relationship between higher education institutions and industry • Well developed infrastructure • Government support for infrastructure • Flexible policy to attract foreign investment • Pay more attention to research and development The Philippine Advantage The Philippine Advantage § Available Quality Human Resources § Available Quality Human Resources § Superior Infrastructure Support § Superior Infrastructure Support § Strategic Location § Strategic Location § Cultural Affinity With the West § Cultural Affinity With the West § Quality of Life for Expats § Quality of Life for Expats § Government Support § Government Support

  9. Presentations • Amgalanbat (ICTA) • Legal environment • Policy and regulation • Infrastructure • Implementing projects and initiatives • Issues • Change backbone from Circuit Switch to Packet Switch technology • To do telecom traffic survey and introduce flexible traffic management • To do analysis in internal Internet flow and design proper and sound network architecture • Introduce new services using the fiber optic lines, which are reaching to soum level • Approve and implement E-government master plan • Renew and adapt rural telecommunication master plan into current cituation • Solve infrastructure problems for unified registration system

  10. Presentations • CRC – Oyungerel, Ninjbolor, Tamir • Licensing - ISP - Registration /internet center/ • Radio frequency licensing and management • - planning and regulation • - monitoring system • Interconnection • Develop standards • Research – Optimize policy – IT standards research

  11. Presentation • Ariunaa • Legal, policy level • Infrastructure level • Software • Hardware • HR • Access • Content • R&D • R&D institute • Indicators- No. Internet user? • Online products and services

  12. ICT 4 D • Problems: • ICT policy is politically dependent • There is no unified indicators to measure ICT development • There is no IT standards • There is no evaluation of E-Mongolia National Program implementation • E-Government master plan is not implemented, because it’s not understandable for stakeholders • There is a lack of IT human resource policy • There are overlappings of ICT projects and initiatives

  13. Is ICT developing in Mongolia? • Research questions: • Can current structure of regulatory body for ICT effectively lead the development of ICT sector? • Is ICT development in Mongolia growing or descending? • Has ICT development in Mongolia impacted to the social and economic development of the country for last 5 years? • How accessible information to public? • What was achieved through E-Mongolia National program approval?

  14. Thank you S.EnkhjargalMIDAS/MONITA NGO

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