The indications are available in the IT Vision document of Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) which it has released towards the upcoming elections indicate that India is soon to emerge as revolutionary power in the world. The detailed Vision Document is available here as well as www.lkadvani.in.
One of the biggest benefit that Bihar is receiving through its setting up of statewide area network (SWAN) and secretariat local area network (SecLAN) is the use of VoIP (voice over internet protocol). VoIP phones have allowed free of cost phone connectivity among different government offices. Offices of ministers, departmental secretaries and other senior officials in the state capital have been fitted with VoIP phones.
INR 5,000 crore from the Universal Services Obligation fund has been seeked-out by Mobile handset makers towards providing free of cost cellular phone and a connection to families below poverty line.
'You will talk to the Web, and the Web will talk back,' predicts International Business Machine (IBM), however IBM now […]
In South Korea, by 2012 e-Govenance will enter an advanced phase. IT infrastructure will become even more sophisticated and the speed of Internet connections will increase ten-fold…
G4S Security Systems are used in Library Management and Parking Management
[This article was published in the August 2008 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
Just how long will a SMART Board interactive whiteboard last is a question that many educators ask
[This article was published in the August 2008 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has chosen Verizon Business for consolidating global communications over a single Internet Protocol (IP) network which would enable a secured and centralized communications infrastructure for its employees around the world and thus help reduce costs and administrative hassles. The ministry is going hi-tech with video conferencing which would help their employees to collaborate from wherever they are based.
