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Chief Digital Officer (CDO)

Chief Digital Officer (CDO)

CDO Digitalisation • Data • Governance
Photo of Puan Siti Aminah Binti Abdul Sarif
Chief Digital Officer (CDO)

Puan Siti Aminah Binti Abdul Sarif

Deputy Director General (Corporate and Mineral Economics)

siti@jmg.gov.my

JMG Digital Leadership

Chief Digital Officer Duties

The main responsibility of the Chief Digital Officer (CDO) is to determine strategies and implement ICT initiatives to achieve JMG’s ICT Development and Usage Vision and Objectives.

01

Lead digitalisation initiatives in the ministry/agency through the use of data, analytics and digital technology;

02

Create a data-driven culture in the public sector that adopts a principle-based approach through the use of data and digital technology;

03

Transform digital delivery in the ministry/agency with a customer experience focus based on the Whole-of-Government concept through innovation involving data sharing, open data and emerging technologies;

04

Evaluate, coordinate and endorse digital service requirements, Technical Service Design and development budgets, and manage the agency as the implementer of digitalisation initiatives and projects;

05

Lead change through the alignment of the Ministry/State/Agency Digitalisation Strategic Plan (PSP) by:

  1. Ensuring the agency PSP is aligned with the Public Sector PSP, Risk Management and Change Management Plan;
  2. Ensuring the agency Enterprise Architecture (EA) blueprint is available; and
  3. Strengthening the agency digitalisation governance structure and coordinating the use of policies, standards and global best practices.