Programmes
Historical targets are reported as targets, not results. Nothing on this page represents a current grant, funding offer or government endorsement.
IDA reported chapter activity, a consultancy and service centre (October 2002), e-learning (January 2003) and industry pilots. This site does not suggest the consortium administered these IDA initiatives.
IDA described support for RosettaNet adoption and supply-chain integration among manufacturers. Figures from this plan were targets at the time, not reported results, and no current grant is implied.
Established at Nanyang Polytechnic with industry participants including Cisco Systems, IBM, HP, Intel, NCS and Microsoft, supporting pilot solutions for SMEs and instructor-led certification courses.
Government-funded national projects using RosettaNet digital standards with government, industry and educational institutions, announced by IDA.
A government-funded national project using RosettaNet and related digital standards to help SMEs participate in cross-border trade, as reported by Singapore Customs.
RosettaNet Singapore promoted IMDA's Trade Trust blockchain initiative to cross-border industry and partnered on the Global CIO research insights programme and awards.
For current infocomm standards information in Singapore, refer directly to IMDA. RosettaNet Singapore does not claim ownership of, or partnership in, IMDA initiatives.
Enterprise Singapore provides information on national standards and support. Eligibility and funding are determined solely by the agency.
Companies, practitioners and institutions can register interest in working groups, case studies, speaking, mentoring and adoption discussions.
Agency names reflect the organisation at the time: the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) was succeeded by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) in 2016. For current schemes and eligibility, please refer to the agencies directly.
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