The 3rd International Conference on Chief Information Officer (ICCIO)
The 5th International Academy of CIO (IAC) Annual General Meeting
6th e-Indonesia Initiatives Forum
Bandung Statement
May 7, 2010
The International Academy of CIO (IAC) International Forum 2010 was held
simultaneously with the 3rd International Conference on Chief Information Officer
(ICCIO) and the 6th e-Indonesia Initiatives Forum on May 5 – 7th, 2010, by
Bandung Institute of Technology, in Bandung, Indonesia.
The 3rd ICCIO and 5th IAC General Meeting and Forum provided a venue for
government leaders, academics, private sector executives and all stakeholders of
ICT field to share their vision, experience and ideas. In addition, the 5 th IAC
Annual General Meeting and Forum was held to welcome about 50 experts from
member countries /economies to discuss their and other issues of relevance to
CIOs and e-Government. Approximately 100 participants from local government
CIOs, state-owned enterprises, and private-sectors industries from 12 countries
and economies as well as 5 International organizations took part in the activities of
the program.
The conferences and meetings were opened by His Excellency, Mr. Tifatul
Sembiring, Minister, Ministry of Communication and Informatics, Republic of
Indonesia. In his opening speech, he conveyed that the government of Indonesia
is fully supporting the use of ICT as a key mechanism for economic and social
development of the country. E-Government initiative is playing an active role in the
current ICT development of Indonesia. In addition, the government also realizes
the importance of CIO in leading the ICT implementation especially in public
organization.
The conference was organized under the theme “C for C (CIO for C Generation)”,
in order to stress the role of CIOs play in solving the problems that arise in a
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worldwide
crisis
scenario
and
institutional
governance.
Information
and
Communication Technology (ICT), is enabling a new society called C-Generation
with Connectivity, Collaboration, Creative Content, and Contextual as its main
characteristics. High quality presentations given by academia, business and
government, showed the latest research and development on the following issues:
1. Government CIO for ICT strategy,
2. Business CIO for ICT management,
3. e-Governance
4. Emerging Technologies including Cloud Computing and possibilities for eGovernment,
5. Enhanced possibilities resulting from widespread Adoption of Mobile
devices
6. Agricultural Innovation with ICT
7. CIO and e-Government in the C-Generation Era
8. Security Considerations for C Generation CIOs
9. Global Cooperation in the C-Generation Era
10. The next Generation e-Government
11. The Innovative CIO
The role of CIO was highlighted as an enabler and a leader to effectively deal
with the problems arising within the new generation business frameworks and
innovative services.
In public sector, “Government CIO” is proving to be a key champion of the
strategies by governments and engaged stakeholders to support and to further
e-service excellence in an entire governance structure.
In private sector, it has been stated that the role and the power of CIO in the
managerial board are expanding to address knowledge-based business
models and rapid changes of business environment.
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These three days of productive discussions and ideas exchanged, allow members
and participants to endorse the following agenda and further actions:
1. Support and improve the existing collaboration among academia,
governments, business sectors, international organizations, and other
related parties for the rapid development of e-Government as a tool to
overcome the worldwide economic and environmental crises.
2. Strengthen the development and implementation of the CIO model by IAC
endorsed by APEC around the world by supporting “International
Accreditation Program for CIO studies” at a graduate level, adapting them
to the particular conditions of countries where these programs are
implemented.
3. Continue with the existing research on the new roles for the CIO in an
innovative approach, focusing on the main existing problems worldwide,
economic and environmental crises, and the rapid aging of citizens.
4. Universities have to play an active role by both creating and diffusing
appropriate contents to be delivered by International Accreditation for CIO
Competence. In a worldwide crisis context, the usage of ICT to support
distance learning (e-learning) can enormously benefit developing countries
by reducing the associated costs for education provision.
5. The collaboration between governments and the private sector through
PPP is necessary in a world economic crisis. Joint efforts can be beneficial
to government, businesses and citizens as a new type of e-Community. To
accomplish this goal, it is necessary to analyze the existing collaboration
schemes and modify them if necessary in order to turn them more efficient.
6. Support the research on the next generation e-Government and emerging
e-Government trends that are pertinent to the nations, special to the
developing countries and suggest possible ways to navigate through a new
era of e-Government and to challenge the effects of catalyzing economies
development, urbanization and aging societies.
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Considering the benefits of this conference, we would like to propose, conclude
our stances and to expose for other interested parties as followings :
 To include in the training program for CIO competences that are
necessary in the web 3.0 era and the era of next generation eGovernment for dealing with economic and environmental crises and
aging society.
 To develop a global green ICT network to analyze and monitor
initiatives and efforts to promote and adopt green ICT in the global
society, with the collaboration among international organizations such
as APEC, ASEAN, ITU, OECD and the United Nations University which
can support the efforts in building a better world.
 To organize international conferences as the ideal space to exchange
research outcomes as well as best practices and to discuss future
trends related to capacity building and the role of the Governmental CIO
through APEC e-Government /CIO scheme.
 To promote and support continuity of IAC publications under the global
governance context and related topics.
 To expand the activities carried out by UNESCO/UNITWIN (University
Twining and Networking) on distance education (APDMEN), as well as
the APEC ICT HRD training scheme.
 To promote the Global Resource Center (GRC) as an extension of the
“IAC Accreditation Program” for the CIO university network as well as to
promote at the same time the creation of communities of practices as
mechanism for implementation of the GRC
 To endorse the important role in promoting global attention on the
critical policy issues such as Cyber-security, green ICT and BCP for
disaster management of ITU World Telecommunication Development
Conference in Hyderabad, India in 2010.
 To support the activities of OECD for creating indicators and
benchmarking of e-government as a new model of measurement for
evaluation
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 To work jointly with Waseda University on the prestigious International
e-government raking as neutral monitoring institutional framework
Finally, members and participants extended their full appreciation to the organizing
committee for such successful events in Bandung, Indonesia.