The Oklahoma House of Representatives, USA is using an HP wireless notebook solution with custom software imaging to enable 24/7 access to bills and other critical legislative information for the 101 House members, saving the House more than $100,000 annually on printing and distributing legislation.
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs is all set to exploit the benefits of its ambitious e-Governance programme
Colorado Secretary of State, USA Mike Coffman’s administration received national awards for it’s IT Project from the Administrative Codes and Registers Section of the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS).
OECD countries have agreed a new approach to protect the rights of consumers in a better way and to make online shopping safer. The OECD countries have called on national authorities and business to make it easier, cheaper and quicker for people to resolve complaints and get compensation when they are unhappy with goods or services they have bought online. Consumers should also have the right to band together to take legal action against a firm, known as
Gujarat-based Institute of Rural Management (IRMA) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Union Ministry for Panchayati Raj to monitor the implementation of ministry
The Department of Information Technology and e-Government Services of Anguilla in conjunction with various Government departments and ministries has completed the initial development and posting of the new Government of Anguilla website: www.gov.ai
The UAE Director General of Emirates Identity Authority (EIDA), Darwish Al Zaraouni, stated that the Population Register and ID Card Programme is a pioneer national project, which is aimed to enhance the level of economic and social development in the UAE, and a cornerstone of e-Government.
National Institute for Smart Government (NISG) has received the 2007 UN Public Service Awards in the category of
The European Commission has awarded an ‘excellent’ rating to the Open PLC European Research Alliance (OPERA 2) project, which aims to develop an open standard for the next generation of power line technology.
The Hungarian Customs and Excise Authority has recently introduced the electronic export customs procedures, which will significantly accelerate the movement of goods and should serve to enhance the international standing of Hungarian businesses.
