Information Technology Expands to New Regions in Karnataka
The Government of Karnataka plans a policy that would benefit the people living in rural areas through Information Technology (IT).
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Ministry of Tourism Website Wins the Best Design Award
PC World Web Award 2008 in the tourism category for best design went to the Ministry of Tourism, India website.
Delhi High Court to Become Wi
Delhi High Court is planning to install Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) in the court premises to promote e-Filing of cases.
Concerns Over Web 2.0 Applications: IT Decision Makers
There is a huge concern over the proper usage and security of Web 2.0. About 40 percent of IT decision makers across government and corporate sectors have rolled out the technology in their companies.
Romania Plans Major Investment in e-Public Services
The Romanian Ministry of Communication and Information Technologies (MCIT) plans to transform its vital public services into electronic format. The Ministry plans to spend approximately
Estonia Invites Ideas to Improve e-Services
The Government of Estonia has invited ideas and proposals through an
Jharkhand Launches India’s First Website Exclusively for Ex-Servicemen
In a move to serve the ex-servicemen of the armed forces better, Jharkhand state announced the launch of a separate website which will contain latest database of retired personnel of the defence services, like Indian Army, Navy and Air Force, residing in the state.
e-Procurement Launched by Hungarian Government
The Government of Hungary plans to introduce an Electronic Public Procurement (EPP) system by the year 2010 by amending its present Act on Public Procurement.
First phase of SmartCity Malta launched
The first phase of SmartCity Malta project launched on June 14, 2008 with the implementation of SmartCity. The launch was marked by a ceremony, presided over by the Prime Minister of Malta and held on-site at SmartCity Malta, attended by over 500 guests including Ministers, Members of Parliament, Ambassadors, government officials, Maltese and international ICT and media industry drivers.
New simulations by IBM for the improvement of urban traffic conditions in Japan
To help in improving the planning of roads and public transportation, Kyoto University and IBM’s Tokyo Research Laboratory have jointly come up with a system which can stimulate in predicting the urban transport situations.
