Microsoft helps Malaysia for online system
Microsoft is helping Malaysia to build an online system, which is aimed to develop the country as global trading hub of halal goods and services.
Microsoft is helping Malaysia to build an online system, which is aimed to develop the country as global trading hub of halal goods and services.
Dubai eGovernment has commended the efforts of Dubai Municipality on its plan to observe a
Mumbai Central railway station of India will have a cyber cafe with a capacity of over 20 people; international calls, and chat @ INR 20 an hour.
The Principal Secretary to the Chief Adviser (CA), Bangladesh, Ali Imam Majumder said that e-Governance is not confined to technology, but is to be regarded as a service, which can be provided to the citizens.
Indian retailers are teaching farmers about how to plant crops and fight pests. The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ACCII) claims that customers in small town and villages across the country will increase up to 60 percent to $18.1 billion by 2012.
Electronic payment system has started to progress and reach rural areas of Azerbaijan. There are more than 1100 ATMs and more than 2000 POS terminals, while 10% are located in rural areas.
UK public sector bodies have joined together to launch e-Auction programme. The e-Auction system will save more than
The United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has partnered the Nigerian Government to organise workshop on the adoption of e-Governance in the country. The special Workshop will held from May 15-16, 2007, in Lagos.
Soon capital of India, New Delhi railway station will get a cyber cafe. The Indian Railways has decided to enable the capital’s station with the wireless fidelity technology, known as Wi-Fi.
The official website of the Pune Cantonment Board (PCB), India, which talks about e-Governance is not working properly. Citizens of Pune are complaining that half of the links are not opening and there is lack of facility to download official documents.