On Thursday 29 April 2021 in Cotonou, the Information Services and Systems Agency (ASSI) held the sixth Conference of Chief Information Officers (CDSI).
On Thursday 29 April 2021 in Cotonou, the Information Services and Systems Agency (ASSI) held the sixth Conference of Chief Information Officers (CDSI).
Held under the theme “Improving the productivity of the public administration”, this first CDSI of 2021 aims to be a springboard for improving the performance of the public administration through digital technology. “This is an important moment for ASSI, because it is a time when we genuinely have the opportunity to hold much more structured discussions with the CIO community,” said Mr Serge ADJOVI, Director General of ASSI, at the opening of the proceedings.
The Director General of ASSI, Mr Serge ADJOVI, encouraged ministries to make greater use of the infrastructure, services and applications put in place over the last four years, while reiterating ASSI's readiness to support the projects of sector ministries. “We are receiving more and more requests at ASSI for support. We are pleased about this and we hope to meet your expectations at the level of the CIOs and your ministerial structures,” he added.
The proceedings of the sixth CIO conference focused on themes such as: the 2021 action plan; improving relations between ASSI and sector CIOs; developing e-services across government; improving the productivity of State employees through better use of the national network, etc.
The Conference of Chief Information Officers (CDSI) is a statutory meeting and a forum for consultation between the Ministry of Digital Affairs and Digitalisation, the digital sector agencies and the Chief Information Officers of the ministries.
Find the photos of the sixth Conference of Chief Information Officers on the digital sector's Flickr account at => https://flic.kr/s/aHsmVtq8d9