Vested interests inhibiting the way of e-Governance – Karnik
Kiran Karnik, Chief of NASSCOM said that there are plenty of vested interests, which are inhibiting the growth e-Governance programme in the India.
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e-Governance initiation from CMC Ltd
CMC Ltd, an IT solutions and services provider and a subsidiary of TCS, involved in many e-Governance initiatives in India.
Oman’s vision for eOman
An e-Governance project launched in muscat on Saturday night for a countrywide awareness drive.
South Africa to develop ICT for World Cup2010
Now, South Africa (SA) is in a mood to deliver better service to the visitors during World Cup in 2010. Viewing at the coming event the Government of SA is trying its best to improve the quality of service through ICT as a host country.
Intel to support digital programmes in Nigeria
Intel Corporation is now ready to set up office and digital programmes in Lagos, Nigeria. Intel’s growing focus on West Africa, will promote the development of the IT sector and ICT education in West Africa.
A workshop on e-Filing held at Coimbatore, India
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India organised a workshop on MCA-21 e-Filing in Coimbatore.
e-Learning is gaining pace at Namibia
A local company at Namibia and a German company signed an agreement for the first e-Learning centre for Namibian teachers. The system will ensure that Namibia’s educators have access to up-to-date educational content and training by facilitating online training programmes.
ETS conducted ICT literacy assessment
ETS (Educational Testing Service), Princeton, NJ announced that 7,000 students at more than 38 four-year institutions are taking the new core version of its Information and Communication Technology (ICT) literacy assessment.
e-Governance project by CSC, Philippines, to reduce political favouritism
The Civil Service Commission (CSC), Philippines, received a 500,000 US dollar grant from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for an e-Governance project aimed at improving the selection process for civil servants but is more inclined at reducing political favouritism.
Judicial networking in Karnataka, India
As of now, judicial communication is through telephone, fax, letters and, in some cases, personal interaction. All these have their own weaknesses.
