WebCITI provides a web based interface to citizens seeking services from the district administration. These include issuance of certificates such as death/birth, caste, rural area etc; licenses such as arms license, permission for conferences/rallies etc and benefits from socio-economic schemes

‘The vision of Biher is that by the end of 2012, Bihar becomes one of the top five e-Governed, IT-enabled, e-Literate States in the Country and is regarded as a preferred destination for IT businesses and is a major supplier of skilled IT manpower.’

mGovernment is a subset of e-government. eGovernment is the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to improve the activities of public sector organizations. In the case of m-government, those ICTs are limited to mobile and/or wireless technologies like cellular/mobile phones, and laptops and PDAs connected to wireless local area networks (LANs). mGovernment can help make public information and government services available 'anytime, anywhere' to citizens and officials.

eTransparency means the use of ICTs (information and communication technologies) to make public sector decisions and actions more open to scrutiny. It runs from just providing basic information about government up to enabling public control over civil servants.

The benefits of e-transparency are found by the Exchange to come in two main forms. There are process benefits (e.g. reducing costs for transparency; anywhere, anytime access to transparency information; and making better transparency- more...

In odrer to build a “National Consensus” on the vital National Issues like enactment of a sound and safer cyber law in India, establishment and development of effective cyber forensics capabilities in India, giving attention towards cyber security in India, establishment of e-courts in India,etc.The views, comments, suggestions, etc releted to these are requested to send.

All the contributions would be duly acknowledged and every effort would be made to incorporate the same in the “Fin more...

Very few words are more fanciful than the words electronic governance (e-governance). These words have a tendency to portray an image of all advanced Nation or capable manpower. But the bigger question is what is more important; the image or reality? We have to analyse this question in the light of e-governance in India and the efforts of Government of India to achieve the Herculean task of being an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) enabled and capable Nation.

This is the first part of a four part contribution under the title: Conceptual Foundations of E-government. An attempt is made in this paper to define, and to distinguish where necessary, select terms currently being freely used in the growing literature of egovernment at the level of its basic terminology and relationship of e-government with other related terms and make suggestions wherever considered necessary.

In the pilot phase of the project (101980), electronic service delivery was introduced and successfully deployed in the Fez-Agdal local government office. This phase will scale up the project to include the remaining local government offices in the city of Fez. It will also upgrade, enhance and complete the automation of the Bureaux d'état civil (BEC) by electronically enabling additional citizen-oriented services such as marriage, divorce and residency certificates. At the same time, efforts w more...

Todo estaba listo en el Aula Abierta de la I.E. Pedro Octavio Amado para recibir al Secretario de Educación, Felipe Gil y al Sebsecretario de Educación, Duqueiro Espinal, para el chat en vivo con la comunidad a través del portal educativo.
Los funcionarios arribaron a la hora indicada constatando el esfuerzo en la organización del evento por parte del rector, sus docentes y estudiantes y sobre todo, por la belleza y el cuidado de las instalaciones de la institución.
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This workshop discussed the role of a new generation of e-government organizations which could extend the role of e-Government 'Centers of Excellence' or 'Competency Centers' in keeping with emerging technology and organizational trends. These organizations could potentially help expand and scale-up successful e-Government approaches, including those using Service Oriented Architecture and Web 2.0 technologies. These 'e-Gov 2.0' organizations could be designed as hybrids with flexible structures more...