Jetisu to Establish Management Center for Centralized Infrastructure Monitoring

Jetisu plans to create a City Management Center in Taldykorgan for centralized infrastructure monitoring and coordinating city services as part of the 'Digital Kazakhstan' program. This initiative is crucial for implementing digital transformation projects in public administration and developing digital infrastructure in the region, reports the press service of the Jetisu Akim.

According to the regional department of digital technologies, digital tools have been introduced in public administration to facilitate interaction with the population and to base decisions on significant data. The region has a unified contact center 'Service 109' and a regional situational center in operation.

Simultaneously, a human and innovative base for the digital economy is being formed. In the IT hub 'Jetisu Digital', over 300 people have been trained under the 'Samsung Innovation Campus' program. Additionally, support is provided for 10 startup projects in various fields. Recently, the 'Tomorrow School' campus opened in Taldykorgan. For the first intake, over 600 applications were submitted, and more than 70 people completed the training. The second wave started on September 28, according to Aydin Temirbayev, head of the digital technologies department.

Digital technologies are also being actively implemented in healthcare. All hospitals in the region are integrated with the 'PACS' system, and medical information systems 'Jetisu', 'DamuMed', and 'Komek 103' are operational. The 'CEREBRA AI' system has been introduced in three medical facilities in the region for analyzing CT scans and early stroke detection. Furthermore, all 32 emergency rooms are fully equipped with video surveillance, and 'Smart Tokens', 'Cold Chain' system, and telemedicine complexes have been implemented.

In the realm of security and 'Smart City' initiatives, intelligent video monitoring systems are actively used. There are 137 hardware-software complexes with 579 cameras installed on the roads of the region, and the 'Target-EYE' system has been expanded this year.

Simultaneously, the development of digital infrastructure is expected to continue. In 2026-2027, 160 rural settlements are expected to be connected to the internet through the construction of fiber-optic communication lines. Currently, the internet is available in 348 settlements in the region, which is 97.7% coverage.

Thus, the implementation of the 'Digital Kazakhstan' strategy in Jetisu covers key areas such as public administration, healthcare, security, IT workforce preparation, and digital infrastructure development.

as reported on the website of the Jetisu Region Energy and Utilities Services Department.

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