Situation

Government data is fragmented across agencies, with limited interoperability and inconsistent standards.
Data sharing is restricted, reducing visibility and coordination.
Decision-making is often based on incomplete or outdated information.
Lack of integration prevents system-wide analysis and optimization.
Digital transformation efforts are isolated rather than unified.

Shift

Develop a centralized, interoperable Integrated Government Data Platform (IGDP).
Standardize data formats, protocols, and governance across all agencies.
Enable real-time data sharing and access for decision-makers.
Integrate data from policy, regulation, and execution layers.
Ensure strong data security and privacy frameworks.

Advantage

Unified data improves decision-making accuracy and speed.
Real-time visibility enhances coordination across government.
Data integration enables predictive analytics and planning.
Efficiency increases through reduced duplication.
Digital infrastructure supports scalable governance.

Additional Structural Advantage

Data becomes a strategic asset for long-term planning.
Interoperability enables cross-sector optimization.
Analytics capabilities improve system intelligence.
Platform approach enables future digital innovation.

Implication

Without IGDP, fragmentation will continue to limit effectiveness.
Decision-making will remain reactive and incomplete.
Coordination challenges will persist.
Digital transformation will be inefficient.
Strategic execution will be constrained.

Action Layer