Dubai Govt. plans for overhauling government services
Dubai Government is planning to build up new plan to overhaul the nation’s e-Government services, which will improve the transparency of UAE economy.
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Dubai eGovernment offers eDiploma for DTCM employees
Dubai eGovernment will provide e-Diploma, a customised online learning course to 22 employees from the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM). The government has rolled out ‘ADAAT eDiploma’ especially for DTCM staff.
e-Choupal connects farmers of India
Indian retail sector has introduced e-Choupal to empower farmers of India. e-Choupal, where farmers can access Internet for agricultural information.
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.
IT Minister of India, Raja focuses on rural telephony
New Communications and IT Minister of India, A.Raja has promised to focus on rural telephony across the country.
Indian Western Railway goes for Wi-Fi connectivity
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.
e-Governance is to serve all citizens in Bangladesh
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.
Dubai Municipality leads for eGovernment Services
Dubai eGovernment has commended the efforts of Dubai Municipality on its plan to observe a
New Delhi, India railway station to go for wireless
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.
Web kiosks empowers Indian farmers
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.
