Driving Digital Transformation Projects in Public Sector
summary
Central government rolls out a multi-tenant Alfresco-based DDMS to replace paper silos and enforce lifecycle governance, starting pilot with 1,000 users in Sept 2016 and scaling to 48,000 users across 65 agencies; platform runs on an open source stack, claims ISO-aligned information governance, and targets 250,000 users by 2020 and 1.6M by 2030. Deployment requires ~18 months to align stakeholders, addresses security and change-resistance, and uses on-prem migrated from IBM RTC to GitHub for development and release management.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 2:58Driving Digital Transformation in Public Sector
- 6:11How did we solve it
- 10:33Learnings
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