Goa to formulate plan for e-Governance
The government in the Indian state Goa would formulate a plan for e-Governance in the state through public-private-partnership.
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Korea Telecom deploys IP traffic management solution for e-Government project
Caspian, a supplier of advanced policy-based traffic management solutions for IP networks, has recently announced the successful deployment…
By Elets News Network · 15 Feb 2006New Zealand MPs
The debating chamber has been wired to enable Member of Parliaments in New Zealand to use laptop computers…
By Elets News Network · 15 Feb 2006E-Governance major focus on second day of LinuxAsia Convention
Speaking at the e-Governance Forum at the ongoing LinuxAsia 2006, project called 'e-databank' was announced based on open-source
By Elets News Network · 10 Feb 2006Draft Bill in Kenya legalises e-Documents
For the first time, electronic signatures and documents will be legally binding in Kenya according to proposals contained…
By Elets News Network · 09 Feb 2006PSA to review govt’s e-strategy
The Public Service Association, New Zealand, says it will be talking to other government departments about the possibility…
By Elets News Network · 09 Feb 2006Nigeria: e-Ambassadors
In preparation for the final take off of the Nigerian e-government project, prominent governors, ministers and heads of…
By Elets News Network · 08 Feb 2006e-Governance Conference in India calls for PPP
The three-day ninth National e-Governance Conference last week recommended higher adoption of public private partnerships (PPP) and amendment…
By Elets News Network · 06 Feb 2006ATO to redevelop e-tax
Australian Taxation Office (ATO) officials are looking to expand the capacity of its e-tax client application to accept…
By Elets News Network · 06 Feb 2006Oracle to ramp up presence in India
Oracle is ramping up its India operations in a big way. Now, it plans to add nine cities…
By Elets News Network · 06 Feb 2006