Uttar Pradesh Leads Pharma Innovation

India’s pharmaceutical sector is on an impressive growth path, aiming to transform global access to affordable medicines. According to Invest […]

Elets Healthcare Summit Karnataka emphasises on ‘Health for All’

Showcasing high potential healthcare initiatives for transforing healthcare service delivery in Karnataka to ensure “Health for All”, Elets Healthcare Summit […]

Nagpur hosts two-day ‘Elets Smart and Sustainable Cities Summit’

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis inaugurated the two-day “Elets Smart City Summit-Nagpur”, which was organised by the Nagpur Municipal Corporation […]

Nagpur to host Elets Smart and Sustainable Cities Summit

The Government of Maharashtra in association with Elets Technomedia Pvt Ltd is organising a summit on Smart and Sustainable cities […]

When Leaders Dwelled on Security Scenario in IT

It’s a new era that we live in now. It’s the age of Digital India and demonetisation.  As we become, […]

Buoyed by strong FY16 growth, ATCS plans global expansion

ATCS (Advanced Technology Consulting Services Inc.), a leading provider of business and IT services to the automotive and healthcare sectors, […]

Planning Commission Recommends e-Governance in Pharma

The commission has also recommended a GPS based sample collection systems and online applications for licensing New Delhi: The Planning […]

Steria, Neology Partner to Bring RFID to India

The technology can be used to monitor movement on the roads and track different vehicles carrying drugs and medicines. Steria and Neology are looking forward to working with the Indian Government and the pharmaceutical industry to track and manage usage of critical drugs – both from avoiding expiry of drugs and from correct usage by the correct consumer.

A tool for smart governance

[This article was published in the February 2011 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]

With capturing and storage costs so low, widespread adoption of DMS can cut down processing times and boost efficiencies

Too many positives to ignore

[This article was published in the November 2010 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]

Benefits include improved patient care and upkeep of medical assets, and also a potential to curb fake drugs menace