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Technology that overlays digital information or objects onto a live view of the physical world.
Annual filing that a Singapore-registered company submits to ACRA with key corporate information.
A one-off request made outside normal recurring work or a planned process.
A person or entity formally appointed to act on another party's behalf for specified regulatory, legal or commercial responsibilities.
The centre that manages recruitment enquiries and applications for service in the Singapore Army.
A committee overseeing audit, risk-management and internal-control matters.
A trade union representing employees in attractions, resorts, entertainment and related businesses, supporting them in workplace matters and advancing their collective interests.
A tax imposed when a vehicle is registered, calculated as a percentage of its open market value.
An ASEAN-led forum for dialogue and cooperation on political and security issues in the Asia-Pacific.
An infection affecting the airways that begins suddenly and commonly causes symptoms such as cough, sore throat, fever or runny nose.
Tax incentive under which qualifying royalty payments may receive concessionary withholding-tax treatment.
The military capability centred on protected combat vehicles and armoured warfare.
A museum presenting the history, development and heritage of the Singapore Army.
The Army function responsible for collecting, analysing and distributing intelligence for planning and operations.
An election official appointed to assist the Returning Officer with election administration and operations.
An investment measure comparing average annual accounting profit with the initial or average amount invested.
A rapid diagnostic test that detects specific antigens from a pathogen, commonly used for quick COVID-19 screening.
The national standard time used in Argentina, at UTC-3.
Public-private research centre that develops advanced manufacturing, remanufacturing and industrialisation technologies with industry partners.
An officer designated to assume another officer’s duties, responsibilities and any delegated authority during an absence.
An Outlook data-file format that can contain email, contacts, calendar items, tasks and locally stored archives.
A Singapore Army force designed for rapid deployment and operations requiring high readiness.
An issue, behaviour or capability identified as needing improvement.
A government cloud cluster designed to provide infrastructure and services for artificial-intelligence workloads.
Computer systems designed to perform tasks such as prediction, language processing, perception or decision support.
An Army unit responsible for information, media and public-communication activities.
A collaborative art activity in which participants create freely in a relaxed, social setting.
An Army facility or organisation providing maintenance, repair and engineering support for military equipment.
The national standard time used in Armenia, at UTC+4.
Issues, behaviours or capabilities identified as needing improvement.
The Army body responsible for independent safety oversight, inspections, investigations and safety assurance.
The standard time used in several countries on the Arabian Peninsula, at UTC+3.
An Army centre that evaluates unit training, operational readiness and performance against required standards.
A programme that develops young writers through creative-writing workshops, mentorship and opportunities to produce original work.
An architectural approach designed for cloud environments, commonly using loosely coupled services, containers and automated operations.
An arrangement that varies when, where or how much an employee works, such as flexitime, remote work or a reduced workload.
The Army staff branch responsible for personnel and manpower matters.
The Army staff branch responsible for intelligence and security matters.
The Army staff branch responsible for operations and operational planning.
The Army staff branch responsible for logistics and sustainment.
The Army staff branch responsible for plans and longer-term operational development.
The Army staff branch responsible for training policy, planning and coordination.
The Army headquarters responsible for medical policy, planning, training and operational medical support.
A specialist court that arbitrates industrial disputes and registers or certifies collective agreements.
A network connecting devices within a limited area such as an office, building, campus or home.
Follow-up issues arising from earlier minutes, discussions or decisions.
Singapore's arts agency, responsible for developing the arts sector, supporting artists and widening public participation.
The national institution responsible for preserving and providing access to Singapore’s archival records.
A specialist who designs the overall technical solution and ensures its components meet business and system requirements.
Singapore's military force, comprising the Army, Navy, Air Force and Digital and Intelligence Service.
The SAF command responsible for military policing, security operations, discipline and detention functions.
An association providing social, recreational and welfare facilities for SAF national servicemen and their families.
The SAF's principal military-training institution and the historical name associated with today's SAFTI Military Institute.
Singapore's national contemporary-art museum, responsible for collecting, presenting and researching art from Singapore and the region.