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Pacific ICT Heads Call for Smart Pacific, One Voice

East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea: Pacific ICT Ministers have been called upon to work towards a Smart Pacific, One Voice. Heads of information and communication technologies (ICT) government agencies from eleven Pacific Island countries and two observers made the call at the inaugural Pacific ICT Dialogue held in Kokopo, East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea under the theme "Smart Pacific One Voice" where a proposal by Papua New Guinea to host a meeting of the Pacific ICT Ministers in Papua New Guinea later in the year was also endorsed.

When you Fail to Plan, you Plan to Fail. What does your messy desk say about you?

The big ugly elephant called ‘Poor Performance’ keeps haunting our government agencies. It affects our overall service delivery and reflects very poorly on our leadership.

PacSON Executive Committee and the 2021 Virtual Annual General Meeting 25-27 May 2021

The PaCSON Executive Committee (EC) provides oversight and leadership on behalf of the whole PaCSON Community. The EC is a collective of three positions which have been voted on by PaCSON Members at the preceding years Annual General Meeting. The EC is empowered to make decisions on behalf of PaCSON and is responsible for the management and direction of PaCSON.

CERT VU steps up to address Cybersecurity Issues

CERT Vanuatu (CERT VU), acting on behalf of the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO) yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Vanuatu Police Force (VPF) to collaborate on cybersecurity and cybercrime responses in the country at the VANSEC house.

Historic MOU signed between OGCIO and TFSC

On Wednesday this week,the Chief Information Officer of the Office of the Government (OGCIO), Gerard Metsan, the Chairperson of the Vanuatu Trade Facilitation Steering Committee (TFSC) and the Director of the Department Customs and Inland Revenue (DCIR), Harold Tarosa, signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in relation to the security, maintenance and sustainability of the Vanuatu Electronic Single Window (VeSW) system.

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