Abu Dhabi Government showcases new digital initiatives in GITEX
- 18 Oct 2023
The Abu Dhabi Government pavilion showcased further projects and initiatives on the second day of GITEX Global in alignment with its theme of 'Leading the Digital Future of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi'.
Projects and initiatives across many fields and areas were highlighted, including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, blockchain technology and analytics, all to leverage technology and innovation to deliver service excellence and an enhanced customer experience.
The latest iteration of the Abu Dhabi Government Services Unified Platform, TAMM, showcased by the Department of Government Enablement, means customers can now access more than 750 services from over 30 Abu Dhabi government entities and numerous private sector providers. The new version also brings a slew of enhancements and features. The platform - now publicly available - was built on feedback from the public, coupled with the latest technological and customer-centric advancements.
"The latest version of TAMM was only made possible by collaboration between more than 30 Abu Dhabi Government entities, all working together towards achieving the government's vision of enabling the Emirate's people and communities through innovation and digitalisation," said Ahmed Tamim Hisham Al Kuttab, Chairman of the Department of Government Enablement - Abu Dhabi.
"In alignment with Abu Dhabi's digital transformation strategy, our ambition is to create an advanced digital ecosystem that reflects the aspirations of our people and sets a new global benchmark for how government services are delivered," he added.
Dr Mohamed Abdel Hameed Al Askar, Representative of the Abu Dhabi Government Services Unified Platform "TAMM" at DGE, said, "Thanks to the insights of citizens and residents across Abu Dhabi, the latest version of TAMM has been developed to prioritise user needs, creating a more enhanced, customer-centric and personalised platform that simplifies access to government and private sector services for residents and businesses alike."
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