OneID is free for Bahrain residents and very affordable even for small organizations, institutions, and companies without the burden of minimum commitments and implementation fees. With a simple approval of registration and terms of use, the owner stores the issued ID in the digital identity wallet, and it is ready for use. The owner of the digital identity wallet will receive a push notification in their OneID app when a new digital identity is issued for them. It allows the onboarding of Bahrain residents through an advanced e-KYC process supporting passport and national ID cards with facial recognition and liveness check. OneID is a highly secure single e-ID that will be made available as a mobile application for both iOS and Android. The new product, OneID, brings a new platform to register a unique digital identity, to interact securely with public and private sector digital services across Bahrain. OneBox is the first solution of its kind in Bahrain and positions the Kingdom as the first country in the Middle East to deliver digital postbox services. OneBox brings a new way to communicate to Bahrain, through the launch of an innovative digital postbox solution. Beyon Connect Digital Solutions OneBoxīeyon Connect will deliver its recently launched innovative digital postbox solution, OneBox, as a result of the two entities’ collaboration to enable national secure communication between the public sector, private businesses, and Bahrain residents in one secure, convenient, and trusted digital space. The NCSC is dedicated to building a strong cyber security framework and capability in line with its commitment to the Kingdom of Bahrain’s efforts to ensure a safe and secure Information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure as a key pillar of the country’s 2030 vision and economic development. Implementation of the Digital Services Gatewayīy the end of March 2019, two Government Departments had fully migrated over to the Digital Services Gateway, gov.ie, with further migrations expected throughout 2019.Bahrain’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and Beyon Connect, a digital services provider to the public and private sector in MENA, have signed an MoU that will see the NCSC adopt an innovative digital identity and digital postbox solutions and services delivered by Beyon Connect. The digital post box is expected to be launched by the end of 2019. The request for tender was issued to the market in December 2018. Putting the citizens in control, the service is to be offered on an opt-in basis and it is, over time, expected to result in significant savings in terms of postage costs. The service will allow citizens to receive their government or public service post digitally, in a secure electronic mailbox.Īll public service bodies will be able to communicate with individuals through this single shared platform. The digital post box will improve citizens’ choice around the receipt of government communications. This will be prioritised for implementation under Action 1.Ī digital post box service is being commissioned from the digital services catalogue. The tender is due to go to the market during 2019.Ĭreating a Digital Services Catalogue and Digital Post BoxĪ digital services catalogue template was developed for population by sectors which can be used to record and classify services. There has also been substantial engagement with the sectors, (including Health, Education and Justice), on defining business requirements for a project portfolio management solution.Ī tender evaluation team from across the sectors was established. The portfolio management tool will enable public servants to manage individual projects, full programmes of separate but related projects, and portfolios of programmes. The OGCIO worked throughout 2018 to develop a procurement strategy for a portfolio management tool which will be available for public service bodies to implement. Students completed 20 assignments on the difficulty in digitally accessing Irish public services and issued numerous recommendations to help address these difficulties. Masters Degree Students in Trinity College Dublin’s programme on Digital Marketing were engaged as part of their learning experience to examine ‘pain points’ in dealing with the Irish State in a digital context. There were encouraging findings in this research, especially in relation to supporting the MyGOVID common identifier with 83% of people agreeing that it is convenient to have a unique number allowing access all Government services online. This research, undertaken by IPSOS MRBI, analysed access and use of online Government services at 8 key life-stages. This has resulted in 11 concrete recommendations for implementation. The Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO) undertook a large consultation to understand citizens’ frustrations when trying to interact with the State digitally.
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