MATRADE Annual Report 2020 136 Since 2013, a policy on the use of laptops for MATRADE officers was introduced to facilitate officers to perform duties, especially outside the office. By 2020, 57% of MATRADE MATRADE Data Governance Policy was developed to ensure data, which is a crucial asset to MATRADE is managed efficiently and securely. This policy aims to facilitate the sharing of data, while upholding its confidentiality MOBILITY AND CAPABILITY TO WORK FROM HOME MATRADE DATA GOVERNANCE POLICY headquarters staff were provided with laptops. This facilitated MATRADE operations during the Movement Control Orders (MCO) to curb the COVID-19 pandemic where officers and protecting from unauthorised disclosure to third parties. This policy adheres to the Public Sector Open Data initiative and Digitalisation initiative through the Public Sector Digitalisation Strategic Plan (PSDSP) to encourage data sharing and improve were instructed to work from home. The provision of laptops will also be extended to support staff in accordance to scope of work in the future. public service delivery. With the development of this policy, MATRADE's internal operations will be enhanced in addressing data sharing with external parties as well as emphasising the importance of data quality and security requirements among staff.
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