Oro dads approve MOU with Layertech, Oro Chamber

THE 20th City Council, in its Monday’s regular session presided over by Vice Mayor Jocelyn B. Rodriguez, enacted an ordinance authorizing City Mayor Rolando A. Uy to enter into and sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the LayerTech Software Labs, Inc. and the Cagayan de Oro Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation, Inc. covering the utilization of the Cloud City Feedback and Analytics Portal.

In his letter to the City Council, Mayor Uy cited that the collaboration aims to establish cooperation and procedures for the use of the cloud-based feedback collection and analytics portal designed to promote citizen-centric and inclusive local government decision-making and policymaking.

Under the MOU, the city government shall assign its counterpart personnel to be trained on how to use the Cloud City Feedback Portal, its toolkit, and security best practices. It shall also provide stable internet connection and device to counterpart personnel, which is required in accessing the portal.

Furthermore, the city shall also incorporate Cloud City’s insights in organizational decision-making and activities, and attend trainings, webinars, and events related to the portal, among others. 

For its part, Layertech shall host LGU-CAGAYAN DE ORO’s citizen feedback and query form in the Cloud City Feedback Portal. It shall also provide the city and Oro Chamber access to the Cloud City Feedback Analytics Toolkit, real-time feedback analytics, and insights.

Moreover, it shall also train the counterpart personnel of the city and Oro Chamber on the use of the portal, its toolkit, and security best practices, among others.

Finally, the Oro Chamber shall likewise assign its counterpart personnel to be trained on how to use the portal, its toolkit, and security best practices, and incorporate Cloud City’s insights in organizational decision-making and activities. It shall also attend trainings, webinars, and events related to the Cloud City Feedback Portal.   

The legislation was reviewed and endorsed by the Committees on Planning, Research and Innovation and People’s Organization Accreditation and Laws and Rules chaired by Councilors Ian Mark Q. Nacaya and Edgar S. Cabanlas, respectively.