It is a vital initiative which can help us achieve government excellence and increase the happiness and well-being of customers from all segments of society in Abu Dhabi.”Īl Marzooqi added: “Sometimes, customers face difficulty in answering questionnaires available through smart phones, customer service, or survey that are sent to them through e-mails, which is why we were keen to develop an app feature that allows customers to share their opinions and experiences with ease and convenience as part of the ‘Bug Bounty Hunter Challenge’ which aims to boost competitiveness among customers.

The ‘Shake’ feature is an interactive tool that allows app users to instantly report any bug in TAMM App as part of the ‘Bug Bounty Hunter’ challenge, which empowers community members in their efforts to help improve the app’s performance.

Driven by the wise leadership’s support in government digital transformation and the joint efforts between public and private sectors, we continue to enrich customer experiences with government services in line with international standards. Aisha Al Marzooqi, Executive Director of Government Services Sector, Abu Dhabi Digital Authority said: “TAMM continues its march towards providing the best digital government services to every citizen and resident in Abu Dhabi. He added that all these efforts are geared towards delivering the next generation of government services which provide easy, hassle-free digital channels and deliver fast and efficient services that meet the needs of every Abu Dhabi citizen and resident. It further reflects the vision of our wise leadership to meet the aspirations of Abu Dhabi citizens and residents.”ĪDDA’s Director General explained that the new ‘Shake’ feature which allows app users to instantly report any bug in the TAMM App, presents an innovative new approach to engaging with customers and facilitates communication between government and community members in taking suggestions from them regarding various government operations. Engineer Mohamed Abdelhameed Al Askar, Director General, Abu Dhabi Digital Authority (ADDA), said: “This initiative is more than just a competition or challenge aimed at detecting bugs in the TAMM app, but more importantly, it demonstrates our forward-looking approach and a turning point in our efforts to enhance the government services provided to customers. TAMM will also randomly draw 10 winners from those who participated in the challenge, regardless of the number of bugs they have reported. The ‘Bug Bounty Hunter’ challenge takes place for 30 days with the first five customers who successfully detected the highest number of bugs will be awarded with valuable prizes. It will help them know more about app users views and recommendations, as well as enable TAMM to fix any bug that may be existing when users conduct government transactions using the app. Under the supervision and monitoring of the Higher Committee of the Abu Dhabi Digital Government, TAMM has recently launched the ‘Bug Bounty Hunter’ challenge to increase participation from the Abu Dhabi community and take part in the development process. The team can then work on fixing the bug immediately, which is part of TAMM’s ongoing efforts to further improve the app’s key performance indicators (KPIs) and ensure efficiency of delivering its services. Once the phone is shaken, the ‘Shake’ feature takes a screenshot of the bug automatically, enabling the user to submit it without hassle to the concerned team at TAMM. By simply shaking their smartphones, the ‘Shake’ feature enables users to immediately report any bug they come across while using the TAMM app. In a first-of-its-kind step to engage app users in an exciting way, the Abu Dhabi Government digital ecosystem ‘TAMM’ has developed the ‘Shake’ feature, a fun and innovative feature which goes with its efforts to encourage app users to participate in its ‘Bug Bounty Hunter’ challenge.

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