The proliferation of digital technologies and the Internet are associated with a digitally-enabled society, with evolving cultural, economic and technical constructs that have characterised amazing change in recent decades. We are in the midst of a continued digital revolution in the way we interact with each other, conduct business, manufacture goods, deliver services, live, work, and spend our spare time. New forms of technologies, such as the prospects of 5G, the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain are to become a reality in the not too distant future. This is the new gigabit society, where massive amounts of data will be generated, consumed and communicated through high speed connectivity channels. Being very much aware of these developments, the MCA aims for a digitally inclusive society where the benefits of digital technology will be felt by society at large, irrespective of the level of social stratification a person is in. Notwithstanding this dynamic scenario, the use of some of the more advanced digital services remains below that of European leaders. The MCA therefore needs to increase its efforts to promote the benefits that Information and Communication Technology (ICT) offer, looking beyond technology itself and working towards establishing an advanced information society (IS).
In so doing, one must remain mindful of the digital inequalities and challenges in the various fields of ICT which continue to develop and impact our daily lives. To address these digital divides in the Maltese society, the MCA conducts regular research to establish the nature of skills gaps which are proactively addressed by the development of a number of initiatives that the MCA carries out.
The MCA will be launching the project “Saħħti Onlajn” in September. This training will consist of a one-time session aimed at demonstrating the benefits of using the myHealth portal.
Il-premjijiet li aħna bħala MCA nagħtu għall-aqwa inizjattivi fil-qasam tan-negozju elettroniku (MCA eBusiness Awards) huma pjattaforma unika f’Malta li tlaqqa’ flimkien l-innovazzjoni fl-ICT u l-innovazzjoni fin-negozju.
Il-MCA, f’kollaborazzjoni ma’ entitajiet oħrajn, taħdem għall-iżvilupp ta’ servizzi ta’ WiFi b’xejn f’għadd ta’ postijiet f’Malta u f’Għawdex. Il-proġett huwa maħsub biex jippromwovi l-użu tal-internet permezz ta’ apparat mobbli.
The concept of the DIGINV (DIGigital INVasions for the Promotion of Cultural Heritage) project is to valorize cultural interest and practices by engaging citizens, cultural institutions and using technology as a catalyst. In the end, citizens engage and experience culture in a new way.
L-Awtorità ta’ Malta dwar il-Komunikazzjoni (MCA), flimkien mall-Fondazzjoni eSkills, Data Protection u l-Assoċjazzjoni Maltija tal-Lukandi u Ristoranti, ingħaqdu flimkien sabiex joffru taħriġ b’xejn lill-impjegati nvoluti fil-qasam tal-ospitalità.
L- Awtorità ta’ Malta dwar il-Komunikazzjoni (MCA), b’kollaborazzjoni mad-Dipartiment tal-Gvern Lokali (DLG), qed tniedi l-proġett ‘WebCheck għall-Kunsilli Lokali’.
L-Awtorità ta’ Malta dwar il-Komunikazzjoni (MCA) u d-Dipartiment tal-eLearning fil-MEDE ikkollaboraw sabiex tiġi mnieda din l-inizjattiva nazzjonali bħala parti mill-‘Hour of Code’; inizjattiva globali bl-għan li xxerred il-coding fost it-tfal tal-iskola.
Il-proġett BeSmartOnline! jiġbor flimkien l-isforzi tal-komponenti nazzjonali interessati li jaħdmu lejn użu aktar sikur tal-internet mit-tfal u miż-żgħażagħ.