India ranks 40th in IT at global arena
The World Economic Forum’s Global Information Technology Report 2005-2006, ranks India in the 40th position in the IT sector.
The World Economic Forum’s Global Information Technology Report 2005-2006, ranks India in the 40th position in the IT sector.
Office of the Deputy Prime Minister has launched an online forum, which has engaged the members of the general public to contribute their views on the local government directly for the debate on local government reform.
Following successful implementation of e-Payments services for citizens, London Borough of Hackney, together with Netstore turned its attention to extend e-Payments services for citizens.
As a part of a nationwide project by an international NGO, Relief International – Schools Online (RI-SOL) Kala Kakoli School has launched a fifteen centre, project bringing computers and internet to schools and their communities in the Chittagong, Bangladesh.
The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) has issued the e-Bank Service Management Measures which defines e-banking and its business ranges and stipulates the conditions, requirements and procedures for financial institutions.
Cumbria County Council (UK) has been awarded full marks for the way it provides electronic access to its planning services.
A study urges the UK to follow the lead of Norway and Sweden in using mobile IT to provide better services
The Italian government has just passed a new law allowing for the electronic submission of ballot papers, in selected regions, in the forthcoming Italian general election on 9 April 2006.