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Home » ITU develops open source programme offices to speed up digital transformation 
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ITU develops open source programme offices to speed up digital transformation 

By Bing LanNovember 14, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • ITU’s goal in developing open source program(OSPO) is to assist businesses to adopt digital solutions by apply open source technologies.
  • Adopting digital solutions is crucial for businesses to stay competitive.

What happened

The OSPO idea is being promoted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to assist nations and businesses in accelerating the adoption of digital solutions, such as services that provide digital public goods (DPGs) like online payments and identity.

The Tides Foundation-backed project, which is headed by the ITU’s Telecommunication Development Bureau, intends to support the global open source ecosystem and enable a variety of organizations to use and continue developing open source technologies for sustainable and equitable digital transformation.​

“Open source technologies can improve people’s lives by helping to build inclusive digital ecosystems and advance digital transformation, which in turn advances socio-economic development,” said Cosmas Luckyson Zavazava, Director of the Telecommunication Development Bureau at ITU. “We can support both national and international stakeholders in the creation, adoption, and implementation of open source solutions, policies, and frameworks.”

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Why it’s important

Adopting digital solutions is crucial for businesses to stay competitive in today’s fast-paced world. Technology enables efficiency, streamlining operations and reducing costs. Automation, data analytics, and cloud services help businesses make informed decisions quickly. Digital tools enhance collaboration, allowing teams to work remotely and communicate in real-time. These solutions improve customer experiences by offering personalized services and faster responses. Businesses can reach a wider audience through digital marketing and e-commerce platforms.

Digital solutions enable better scalability, allowing companies to grow without significant increases in overhead costs. With data-driven insights, businesses can predict trends and adapt proactively to market changes. Enhanced security through digital platforms also helps protect sensitive information from threats. Additionally, businesses that embrace digital solutions attract top talent, offering flexible work environments and modern tools. Overall, adopting digital solutions is no longer optional; it’s a key driver for long-term success and sustainability in an increasingly digital world.

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Bing Lan

Bingxin Lan is a journalist at Blue Tech Wave specialising in AI and Internet governance. She graduated from the University of California, irvine. Send tips to b.lan@btw.media.

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