[1] According to IDA, iN2015 is the blueprint to navigate Singapore's "transition into a global city, universally recognized as an enviable synthesis of technology, infrastructure, enterprise and manpower".
Citizens will benefit from convenient access to integrated, user-friendly e-services and information online, becoming active stakeholders in public policy formulation.
Outside the school, teachers can monitor the progress of learners through new assessment modes and form virtual communities to learn from and collaborate with others within and outside Singapore.
An integrated healthcare delivery system will give individuals the ability to better manage their health and access high quality clinical care.
It will help develop new manufacturing services business models, reduce time to markets and support one platform for national trade information and transactions.
Companies will build and manage adaptive supply chains out of Singapore and facilitate complex manufacturing capabilities made possible by the infocomm infrastructure.
In the iN2015 website, it is hoped that it will be "transforming lives & businesses", "fueling competitive enterprise", "providing the infrastructure" and "developing human capital".