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The rank held by a new enlistee undergoing basic military training.
A regional agreement and cooperation framework for sharing information and combating piracy and armed robbery against ships in Asia.
The systematic creation, classification, storage, retrieval, retention, transfer, preservation and disposal of official records.
A concise record of the substance and outcomes of a discussion.
A file-security capability that isolates potential threats and reconstructs clean file content before it reaches a government work device.
The written record of a meeting, usually capturing decisions, directions, owners and follow-up actions; it may also be called NOMs or an ROD.
A team responsible for establishing, coordinating or supporting records-management practices.
A written record documenting that a verbal warning was issued and the matter discussed with the employee.
The maximum acceptable amount of data loss after disruption, usually expressed as a period of time.
The target time within which a system or service should be restored after disruption.
The centre that manages recruitment enquiries and applications for service in the Singapore Army.
A temporary COVID-19 facility for patients who were clinically stable but still required isolation or recovery support.
The senior officer accountable for an organisation's records-management policy, governance, compliance and preservation.
The police office responsible for maintaining criminal records and related identification information.
A documented approach for restoring systems, data and operations after a serious disruption.
An officer responsible for coordinating records-management practices within a division.
A COVID-19 programme allowing suitable patients to recover at home with monitoring and support.
The group responsible for coordinating and overseeing implementation of the Home Recovery Programme.
The maximum acceptable amount of ICT data loss after disruption, expressed as a point in time to which data must be recoverable.
The target time within which an ICT system or service should be restored after disruption.
The centre that manages recruitment enquiries and applications for service in the Republic of Singapore Navy.
A performance-recognition or incentive scheme intended to encourage and reward organisational excellence.
A system for capturing, classifying, retaining, retrieving and disposing of digital records.
The centre that manages recruitment enquiries and applications for service in the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
Technology that uses cameras and software to automatically read and record vehicle registration plates.
The combined planning needed to keep critical operations running and restore systems or services after disruption.
An electronic system supporting licensing-related medical records, submissions and administrative workflows.
An arrangement for recurring electronic payments directly between a bank account and a billing organisation.
An architecture that combines high availability with disaster-recovery arrangements to minimise downtime and data loss.
A national system that lets authorised healthcare providers access and share key patient information.
A shared electronic medical-record system being deployed across Singapore's public healthcare institutions.
Technology that converts images of printed or handwritten text into machine-readable characters.
A report documenting the evaluation of tender submissions and recommending the supplier or outcome for approval.