Oman aims to bridge digital divide
Oman is preparing to launch the second phase of its Digital Literacy Training Programme, an ambitious initiative aimed at helping all members of the community improve their IT skills.
Oman is preparing to launch the second phase of its Digital Literacy Training Programme, an ambitious initiative aimed at helping all members of the community improve their IT skills.
The first electronic opening of Federal procurement tenders successfully took place on May 2, 2007 on Belgium
The administration of the city of Vienna plans to switch to electronic billing for its suppliers by the end of year 2009.
Soon the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB), India will launch an e-Governance initiative to offer online consent to firms seeking environmental clearance.
The Rajasthan Government has started a computer training programme for all its employees.
Now, residents of 198 villages of Panipat district, India can know the status of their land through the click of the mouse on the site www.panipat.govt.in and www.jamabandi.nic.in.
The Australian government has simplified the procurement of IT with the launch of latest version SourceIT model contracts and user notes.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is intending to integrate its biometric exit procedures into the existing international airports of the country.
The Navi Mumbai Municipal Transport (NMMT), India, a transport body, has introduced e-Ticketing service in its buses, which would be operational from July 15, 2007.
Nepal Government has prepared a master plan for developing a full-fledged e-Governance system by 2011.