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© 2012 IBM Corporation

Smarter Government with IBM’s x86 Computing Solutions – Social Programs

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Government Business Dilek Lüle 22 March 2013

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What to governments face today ?

Changing demographics increase the cost of social protection

Citizens expect better and more responsive government services

Every major country affected by terrorism and regional conflicts

Government financessignificantly weakened by the global financial crisis

Rising energy costs, water supplies at risk



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Who would want to be in Government right now?

- IBM Confidential -



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•Number of RFID in 2005 1.3 billion

•…2013 it is about 40 billion



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Millions of mistakes due to prescriptions wrtiten manually



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•Health systems loose 100 Billions due to fraud



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We only consume 3 of 100 units of energy for IT transactions..The rest is consumed for cooling

•85% unused capacity in data centers due to insufficient planning



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Number of 3G phones increase 30 % each year



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•2001 yılında tüm dünyada insan başına 60 milyon transistör düşüyordu.

•…2010 yılında bu sayı kişi başına 1 milyar olacak…

•…ve 10 milyon transistörü 1,5 kuruşa üreteceğiz.



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Governments are doing so by becoming interconnected, instrumented and intelligent.

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This mandate for change is a mandate for smart.



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SMART !!!

*National Association of State CIOs



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Technology Drivers and Inhibitors

q Creating a more transparent, “open government”, improving services delivery, keeping the public safe, securing key national infrastructure, cyber security, increasing revenue sources, reducing waste, fraud and inefficiency top governments’ IT agenda

q Governments are conducting rigorous assessments of IT investments;

q Cloud computing, shared services, open source software, standardization, data center consolidation, and business process outsourcing are some of the IT measures the governments are pursuing to achieve their IT goals at lower costs

q Downsized IT budgets is a key inhibitor; projects with unproven ROI and/or major transformations are at risk; emphasis is on pilots versus large scale implementation

q Other inhibitors are procurement cycles that are too long and exceed the political power cycle and/or policy cycle



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What does an integrated, citizen-centric organization look like?

What it does

Organizes informationaround citizens and their needs

Improves benefits delivery and ensures proper use of resources

Develops an integrated process and information management approachto all services that optimizes resources and results

CitizenCitizen



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Information explosion is a significant driver of complexity particularly for government decision makers

Sources: IBM IBV - IBM IBV – The Power of Analytics for Public Sector

Drivers of Complexity



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Cloud computing tops the list of focus areas for the US Federal Government

Sources: Input - INPUT Federal IT Forecast, 2010-2015



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Some Major e-Government Projects in Turkey

– UYAP (National Judiciary Informatics System)– E-Saglik (E-health Project)– MEDULA (SGK Health Provision System)– MERNİS (Central Census Administration

System)– Say2000i (Public Offices Acconting System)– VEDOP (Tax Offices Automation System)– POLNET (Communication Network for Police)– TAKBİS (Land Title Automation System)



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By the use of up to date information technologies the services that are given to the public about judicial processes are higher qualitiy.



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•Police stationPolice station

•OffenceOffence •PublicPublic

•ProsecuterProsecuter

•Driving Driving License License

InformationInformation

•CourtsCourts

•On lineOn line

•Supreme CourtSupreme Court

•Record of ConvictionsRecord of Convictions

•Population & CitizenshipPopulation & Citizenship

•(MERNIS)(MERNIS)

•Telecommunications Telecommunications

•AuthorityAuthority

•General DirectorateGeneral Directorate

•of PTTof PTT

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•On lineOn line•ConvictionsConvictions

•PrisonPrison

•Forensic MedicineForensic Medicine

•On lineOn line

•On lineOn line

•AkbankAkbank

Integration in UYAP



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Dünya Ekonomik Forumu – Küresel Bilgi Teknolojisi Raporu

• Ağ Toplumuna Hazır Olma Derecesi göstergelerinden bazıları ;

• Vergi Yükü etkisi• Finansal Piyasalrın olgunluğu.• Basın Özgürlüğü• Hükümetin BT ürünleri alımına verdiği öncelik• Yüksek teknoloji BT ürünlerinin kamu gelecek vizyonundaki yeri • İleri teknoloji ihracatının toplam ihracattaki payı• Fikri Mülkiyet haklarının korunması• BT teknolojilerine ilişkin kanunlar• Telefon hattı sayısı• Elektrik üretimi • Bilim adamı ve mühendis sayısı• Eğitim harcamaları• Okullardaki internet kullanımı /erişimi• Cep telefonu konuşma ücretleri• Cep telefonu / Sabit Hat abone sayısı • Ar-Ge yatırımlarına ayrılan bütçe• BT ürünleri ithalat miktarı• İnternet kullanım oranı• Kamuda sunulan on-line hizmetler



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Many growth countries beat mature countries in terms of “ease of doing business”; BRIC countries are among the lowest ranked

Source: World Bank – Doing Business in a More Transparent World 2012

Ease of Doing Business Ranking



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Many growth countries place stronger priority on ICT, enabling them to outrank mature countries

Government Prioritization of ICT, 2010(How much priority does the government in your country place on information and communication technologies) 1=weak priority, 7=high priority

Source: World Economic Forum – The Global Information Technology Report 2010-2011



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Countries’ strong focus on ICT can be seen in the quality of government online services

Government Online Services Index, 2010(Quality of government’s delivery of online services)

Source: World Economic Forum – The Global Information Technology Report 2010-2011



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