A2Z Group & Dataserv will develop venture for IT waste recycling

Weensure, a venture for disposal of IT waste in India is being set up by A2Z Group, which has with […]

Canada liberalises telecom industry: foreign ownership will be permitted

In its first major economic reform initiative, the conservative government in Canada has thrown a new lifeline to struggling newcomers […]

Indegene planning to buy US call centre

Bengaluru  based Indegene Lifesystems, a company backed by a former Infosys founder and a former employee, is close to acquiring […]

After Pune, Nagpur now to have Infosys’ software development centre

IT giant Infosys will set up a software development centre in the city, its second in Maharashtra after Pune, with […]

Data Centres Architecture & Security

If we burn all the data that we now have on compact discs, the resulting stack will go beyond the […]

LIC gets a new Managing Director

Sushobhan Sarkar has been elevated as Managing Director in the Life Insurance Corporation of India. The order to this effect […]

New Zealand’s digital strategy takes shape

Government of New Zealand has taken a lot of steps towards largescale   implementation of ICTs for transforming public services. Could […]

Ministry of Science and Technology Sanctions 5000 Crore for Supercomputer Research

The Ministry of Science and Technology has sanctioned a Rs 5,000-crore national supercomputing development project, which is aimed at enhancing […]

The Big Indian IT Dream

[This article was published in the November 2011 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]

The introduction of the Draft National ICT Policy is giving rise to a lot of hope as well as questions as to how it will leverage the IT sector

Opportunities v/s Challenges

[This article was published in the September 2011 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]

e-Government can be a gamechanger, but challenges remain

By Walter Fust, Member, ITU/UNESCO Broadband Commission; Member, UN C