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A shared exchange enabling government systems to publish, discover or consume web services.
The Army headquarters responsible for medical policy, planning, training and operational medical support.
A centre providing common human-resource transactions and administrative services across supported organisations.
A cloud-service model providing virtualised computing, storage and networking resources on demand.
A co-operative that supports ex-offenders and their families through employment, training and reintegration services.
A former government cybersecurity measure that separated internet browsing from internal work systems to reduce exposure to web-based threats.
An arrangement for maintaining, supporting and updating a system or product over an extended period.
An approach that integrates multiple transport options into a single service for planning, booking and paying for journeys.
A MINDEF department providing corporate services and organisational support.
The different channels or methods through which a service is provided, such as digital, telephone or in-person delivery.
An outsourced or centrally managed service covering printers, supplies, maintenance and print operations.
A school session where teachers and parents discuss a student’s progress, needs and development.
The shortest period a person is required to serve under an appointment, scheme or contractual obligation.
A national specialist service providing assessment, treatment and rehabilitation for substance and behavioural addictions.
National helpline for reporting or seeking help concerning violence, abuse or sexual harassment.
The central government secretariat coordinating Singapore’s climate-change policies and international climate engagement.
The national coordinating body for Singapore's social-service sector.
A person serving the full-time component of Singapore's National Service obligation.
An online service that lets businesses identify, apply for and manage licences from multiple agencies.
An internet-based service that enables users to communicate, interact or share content with others online.
A Ministry of Manpower online service for employers to register and update foreign workers' residential addresses.
A shared digital workplace for collaboration across the Singapore Public Service.
The continuing National Service obligations performed after completion of full-time service.
A cloud-service model providing a managed platform for developing, deploying and operating applications without managing underlying servers.
The Long Service Medal, recognising long and irreproachable public service.
The National Service branch through which eligible male citizens and permanent residents serve full-time and operationally ready duties in the Singapore Police Force.
Measurable characteristics of a service, such as availability, reliability, latency, capacity or performance.
A cloud model in which software applications are delivered online and managed by the provider.
A participating clinic that assessed suspected COVID-19 cases, collected swabs and allowed clinically well patients to return home while awaiting results.
A marginal sea in the western Pacific bordered by Southeast Asian and East Asian states.
A government service for securely creating, sharing and collaborating on documents.
A managed service protecting endpoint devices against malware, exploits and other security threats.
A government service providing instant messaging and online conferencing alongside SG-Mail.
A managed service for packaging and distributing approved software to organisational devices.
A football league for teams representing Singapore Government services and public-sector organisations.
A public healthcare cluster comprising hospitals, specialty centres, polyclinics and other health institutions, mainly serving eastern Singapore.
A trade union representing employees across industrial and service-sector workplaces in Singapore, supporting them in workplace matters and advancing their collective interests.
Shared national infrastructure for deploying sensors, connecting devices and using sensor data for Smart Nation services.
Singapore legislation providing a rapid adjudication process for progress-payment disputes in the building and construction industry.
A trade union representing seafarers and supporting their employment, welfare and professional interests.
Singapore's corrections agency, responsible for secure custody, rehabilitation and reintegration of offenders.
The wider body of officers and organisations serving the Government, including ministries and statutory boards.
A partnership group that brings organisations together to improve safety, security awareness and incident preparedness.
A borrowing limit based on the share of monthly income used to service all debt.
A hub providing shared tourism information, content, data or digital services to industry partners.
The Singapore Police Force command responsible for security and policing across the public-transport network.
A major public tertiary hospital in central Singapore and a principal institution of the National Healthcare Group.
The United Nations body with primary responsibility for international peace and security, including sanctions and peacekeeping mandates.
A trade union representing officers and employees in Singapore's private-security sector, supporting them in workplace matters and advancing their collective interests.
A former programme that helped workers attain secondary-level qualifications through modular continuing education.