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A section responsible for coordinating and managing the allocation and use of airspace.
Equipment supplied by the contracting or sponsoring authority for use in delivering a project or service.
An advisory panel that recommends rules and norms for safe, inclusive use of public paths.
Formal approval authorising the use or commitment of funds for a stated purpose.
A regional network connecting practitioners who use strategic foresight and futures methods in the Asia-Pacific.
An asset still being built or developed, with eligible costs accumulated until it is ready for use.
A policy defining how people may use an organisation’s devices, networks, systems or digital services safely and responsibly.
A commercial model where organisations sell products or services to other organisations, often for operational use, integration or resale.
A commercial model where organisations sell products or services to individuals for personal use rather than for business operations or resale.
A policy allowing people to use personally owned devices for organisational work, subject to security and management controls.
Technologies that capture carbon dioxide and either use it in products or store it to prevent its release into the atmosphere.
A programme allowing MediSave use for approved outpatient treatment of covered chronic conditions.
The senior executive responsible for an organisation's data strategy, governance, quality and use.
An approach that keeps materials in use for longer and minimises waste.
Measures to prevent, detect and disrupt the raising, movement or use of funds for terrorist activity.
A certificate giving the right to own and use a vehicle in Singapore for a fixed period.
A national blueprint for helping enterprises use digital technology to transform and grow.
A platform for collecting, organising, governing and making data available for operational or analytical use.
The use of digital channels and systems to manage customer relationships, interactions and service history.
An initiative intended to reduce expenditure, improve efficiency or promote more economical use of resources.
The use of digital tools, platforms and methods to support teaching, learning and educational administration.
A grant helping eligible businesses adopt energy-efficient equipment and reduce energy use and emissions.
Suitable and good enough for its intended use and operating conditions; not necessarily the most advanced or perfect option.
Arrangement allowing patients aged 60 and above to use a flexible annual amount from MediSave for eligible outpatient treatments.
A committee providing direction and oversight for government data policy, governance and use.
Equipment supplied by a government customer for a contractor or project team to use in performing agreed work.
Information supplied by a government customer for use in performing a contract or project.
The standard government work-device build; public officers also commonly use GSIB to refer to the work laptop running that build.
A standard package of approved software provided for use on government devices or systems.
The use of powerful computing systems and parallel processing to solve large or complex computational problems.
A government instruction manual covering the acquisition, control, use and disposal of assets.
A system for collecting, organising, storing and retrieving information for operational or administrative use.
An officer responsible for collecting, analysing and supporting the use of intelligence.
The point at which a new capability is sufficiently developed to begin limited operational use.
A metric counting the number of distinct users who use a product or service during a month.
The ministry responsible for national land-use planning, public housing and the built environment.
Singapore's statutory land-use plan guiding development and permissible uses across the island over the medium term.
A national centre that develops and translates technologies for digital trust, including privacy, security and trustworthy data use.
An HPB programme area for nationwide population-health projects, including the use of personal health data and technology to support prevention and health promotion; the NHP abbreviation itself remains unverified.
An index comparing economies' capacity and readiness to use information and communications technology.
A master commercial agreement setting standard terms for an organisation's procurement and use of Oracle products or services.
Testing conducted in realistic operating conditions to determine whether a system is effective and suitable for use.
A general-purpose computer designed for use by an individual.
A mixed-use smart district in Punggol integrating business, education, technology and community facilities.
Singapore's data-protection law governing organisations' collection, use and disclosure of personal data.
Educational material for doctors or other healthcare professionals on a medicine's appropriate use, safety risks and required precautions.
Technologies that enable data use while reducing the exposure of personal or sensitive information.
Patient-facing information explaining how to use a medicine safely, its important risks and when to seek medical advice.
A guide encouraging safe, responsible and constructive use of digital media or technology.
An agreement governing how organisations will conduct, fund, own and use the results of collaborative research.