Zooming In:Business social initiatives : Sudhir K Sinha, Moser Baer India Limited
Sudhir K Sinha is a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) expert and has a wide and varied experience of working with corporate and NGOs both on CSR issues.
Interviews
Q & A : Dr. M. Velayutham, Executive Director, MSSRF
Operationally, I would consider all of them as one and the same. Eventually the first
eSeva: Andhra shows the way : P.M. Kuriakose, Commissioner, eSeva
From the initial vision of Chandrababu Naidu and a pilot project launched in December 1999, how far the e-Seva project […]
Focusing on outcomes through NeGP : R. Chandrashekhar, Additional Secretary, Department of Information Technology, Government of India
National e-Government Plan (NeGP) of India conveys the resolve of the government to use Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for delivering
From e-Business to e-Government : R. Ramki, Director, SAP Asia Pvt. Ltd.
SAP is a recognised leader in providing collaborative business solutions for all type of industries and for every major market. SAP has increased efficiency, improved accountability and enabled responsive constituent services in more than 1,050 public sector organisations worldwide.
Q & A : Sanjay Tyagi, Director, STPI Mohali, India
Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) is one of the few Government agencies providing high end professional services to the software industry.
corDECT Technology : Ashok Jhunjhunwala, IIT Chennai, India
CorDECT is a low-cost advanced Wireless Access System designed keeping in view the economic realities of a country like India. […]
Creating model for ensuring human dignity : Herman van der Laan, IOL
The International Labour Organisation
Q & A : N S Kalsi, IT secretary Punjab
Government of Punjab has realised the potential of Information Technology for SMART (Simple, Moral, Accountable, Responsive and Transparent) governance.
Zooming In:ICT for education : Stephen Nolan, GeSCI
eSCI -The Global e-Schools and Communities Initiative (http://www.gesci.org) was established in 2004 by the United Nations ICT Task Force in an attempt to address an old problem in a new way
