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Smart Asn For Public Services 4.0: The International Public Service Forum 2018 Jakarta, 08 November 2018
Smart Asn For Public Services 4.0: The International Public Service Forum 2018 Jakarta, 08 November 2018
PUBLIC SERVICES
4.0
Ir. Bima Haria Wibisana, MSIS, PhD
Chairman of The National Civil Service Agency,
The Republic of Indonesia.
V
Changes in:
• Risk VISION
• Nature
• Instabilit • Take Actions
• Dynamics
olatility
y • Probe
• Rate & Speed
• Flux Changes
U
• Unpredictability • Direction UNDERSTANDING
• Potential Paralysis Due to • Wider
ncertainty
Surprises Data Overload Understanding
• Unknown • Different
Outcomes Perspective
C
CLAR
• Tasks Correlation ITY
• Unproductiv • Key
• Multifaceted e Focus
omplexity
Effects
• Dualities • Flexible
• Influencers
• Creative
Ambiguity
• Induce Doubt
& Distrust AGILITY
• Ideal Vs Actual • Lapses in • Decision
• Misinterpretatio Decision Making
n Making
• Innovation
• Hurt
Innovations
2
Changing Operating Environment
How Should We
• To Deliver Public Services Differently?
• To Build a Future-ready Workforce?
Respond?
• To Do More with Less?
• To Engage Citizens in Nation-Building?
3
Source: The Head of Civil Service Meeting of The 19th
ASEAN Cooperation on Civil Service Matters, Singapore, Oct 25th 2018
2020
50%
of the workforce are Millennials
4 Source : PWC 2012, Millennials at work
Global Trend
(Civil
Servant)
6 Source: The Global Risks Report 2017, World Economic Forum, 2017
PAST VS FUTURE:
Services, Workforce, Resources, Citizens
7
Source: The Head of Civil Service Meeting of The 19th
ASEAN Cooperation on Civil Service Matters, Singapore, Oct 25th 2018
The Five Key Factors to Successful Public
Sector Performance Innovations
INSTITUTIONAL
POLITICAL 1 2 CAPACITY
LEADERSHIP BUILDING
5
KEY FACTORS
in improving
Public Sector
TECHNOLOGY 5 3
Performance
INCENTIVES
4
TRANSPARENCY
8
Source: Improving Public Sector Performance
Through Innovation and Inter-Agency Coordination, World Bank, 2018
Skills Trend
Critical Thinking
2 9 Negotiation
Do More
with Less
Instilling Proper Budgetary Processes
Enabling Performance Management Systems
Better Public
Service Delivery
Future-ready Participatory
Workforce Citizenry
Changing Mindset and Culture
Providing Personalised Services
Investing in Training and Development
Engaging Citizens
10
Source: The Head of Civil Service Meeting of The 19th
ASEAN Cooperation on Civil Service Matters, Singapore, Oct 25th 2018
Implications for Civil Servants
11
Transformation: Organization and
Civil Service Management Systems
12 Source: cited from various sources of the Indonesian Biraucratic Reforms, 2018
Leverage for Change
13
Source: The Head of Civil Service Meeting of The 19th
ASEAN Cooperation on Civil Service Matters, Singapore, Oct 25th 2018
Tree Pilars for Adaptive Civil Servants in 4.0 Era
14
Strengthening Civil Servants’ Talent
Leadershi Techni B T Stag
p cal ehaviour ools e
15
Civil Servants’ Profile
S-3 SD SMP
S-2
SMA
S-1/D-IV
D-II
D-I
D-III
Challenges:
Mismatch
16
SES’ Competency Gap 2017
Rata-rata Capaian Kompetensi Standar Kompetensi
VI JPT
Services
WAWAS INNO
3.00
2.75
2.50
2.25
2.00
MANA 1.75 IN-DE
1.50
• 5 Lowest Competencies:
CONF CHAMP
• Innovation
• Planning Organizing
• Driving for Result
• Team Leadership
• Conflict Management
• 4 Highest Competencies:
TEAM INTEG
• Integrity
• Stakeholder Focus
• Managing Diversity
STAKE PLAN • National Insight
DRIVI
VISIO
2.20
WAWAS INNO
2.10
2.00
1.90
1.80
1.70
MANA 1.60 IN-DE
1.50
• 6 Lowest Competencies :
• Visioning
• Innovation
CONF CHAMP
• Planning Organizing
• Driving for Result
• Team Leadership
• Conflict Management
• 3 Above Standard Competencies:
• Integrity
TEAM INTEG • Stakeholder Focus
• Managing Diversity
STAKE PLAN
DRIVI
- Training
- Training - Training
- Rotation
- On the Job Development - Job Enlargement
MEDIUM
LOW HIGH
COMPETENCY
19
The Final
Words:
WHEN
THE WORLD
ACT
IS CHANGING
FASTER
FAST
20
Thank You