All Government Services to Go Online by 2015 in Thailand
The goal is for Thailand to offer universal government services online by 2015, allowing public access via any device around the clock
Mobility has changed the scenario of our country : Nirmal Prakash, Managing Director – SmartID
Being a major partner in the UID Aadhar project, Nirmal Prakash, Managing Director, Smart ID talks about how technology is helping build an inclusive society and nation building. In an interaction with Dhirendra Pratap Singh, he also shares insights about the delivery of services through smart cards in India.
The challenge in managing storage : Joseph Kremer, Dell, President
Joseph Kremer, Dell, President, Public-Large Enterprise, APJ, Managing Director, Australia and New Zealand
ImplemeNting erp solutions is indeed a milestone for an organisation : I V Sharma, Director (R&D) – Bharat Electronics (BEL), India
Giving the country some of the best defence products and various IT solutions, Bharat Electronics (BEL) is rightly of the greatest Public Sector Enterprise of the country.
Thane Launches Portal for Clearing Building Proposals
The Town Planning Department of the Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) in Maharashtra has gone online with a dedicated portal launched to clear building proposals.
Bahrain Civil Service Bureau Goes Hi-tech
The Civil Service Bureau (CSB) has activated both online services in cooperation with the Electronic Government Authority
State Data Centre Launched in Bengaluru
A Rs 57-crore data centre designed to meet requirements of Karnataka government for the next decade was set up recently. The centre will offer latest technologies including virtualisation and provide the servers on demand to various department of the government to facilitate e-Initiatives
Microsoft Office 365 Public Beta Available in India
Microsoft has announced the public beta of Microsoft Office 365, the company
Secure IT 2011
[This article was published in the May 2011 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
Secure IT 2011
The line of debate
[This article was published in the May 2011 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
While government aims to assign unique numbers to a billion plus population for providing a portable identity and eliminating of ghosts from databases, it has spurred a public debate on the potential misuse of UID leading to infringement of individual privacy and liberty and data security
