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1. Police Reforms: Not a Priority of the Government

01 March 2010

The Government of India is still following the Police Act of 1861, which needs to be changed, based on the present situation. As prevention of terrorism is a need in the country, especially because the economy is being affected, and hence the survival of the ruling parties,...

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2. Cyber Space is Least Policed

01 March 2010

The Cyber cell of MP Police started in the year 2000 as a part of state CID. But it was felt that a cell is not enough to meet the kind of crime explosion in the cyber space in recent years.

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3. A Shift from Defensive to Pro-Active Policing

01 March 2010

Security requires timely access to relevant intelligence and other information that can be sensed and acted upon. However, the required data and information often reside in silos that are isolated from each other due to manual recording, jurisdictional boundaries and representational incompatibilities. Given the nature of...

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4. Making Public Safety Smarter

01 March 2010

We have seen feverish activities around public safety since the last one year, especially after the Mumbai terrorist attack. While the country has made enough progress in ensuring safety, the fact is that challenges to public safety will continue to grow

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5. Indian Security Market: Largely Analog

01 March 2010

ccording to a report by International Fire and Security Exhibition and Conference (IFSEC), the Indian physical security market is likely to grow to USD 3.5 billion market in India

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6. Making Cities Safe and Secure

01 March 2010

India has been making rapid progress in the areas of public safety and security.

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7. Expertise in Identification and Detection Systems

01 March 2010

It [Biometrics] is considered the most reliable way of guaranteeing peoples’ identity since each person has his or her own individual characteristics that cannot be changed, lost or stolen.

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8. Enabling Safe State

01 March 2010

Securing lives and property has indeed emerged as a key concern and need in our society today. After the Mumbai terror attacks, there is growing emphasis on deploying technologically enabled security systems both in the public and private sector.

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9. Moving from a State of Citizen in-line Towards Citizen Online

01 February 2010

“One of the prime reason for digital divide is the non-availability of computers and the absence or poor quality of bandwidth in the rural areas. Things are changing slowly but the change is slow and excruciating. ”

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10. Secure Delhi, not a Distant Dream

01 February 2010

“With the ICT interventions, especially the TETRA, on one hand and IP based PTZ cameras on the other, Delhi would be the safest place in the country.”

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11. Local Governance: An Important Part of Good Governance

01 February 2010

Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) are one of the two institutional structures for local governance, the other being Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs). After the 73rd and 74th amendments to the constitution, it has become imperative that local governance structures leverage Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to provide better governance, justifying the...

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12. Providing Strong Software Foundation to the Government

01 February 2010

e-Governance, irrespective of where it is implemented, is a strategic enabling force ensuring consistent and scalable business value.

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13. Municipalities: At the forefront of e-Governance

01 February 2010

Extensive efforts are being made by the Government and the local body to cater to the needs of the citizens. Today the world over Municipal bodies are assigning the public value creation that can extend beyond financial saving and bring in integrity for a wide range of stakeholders, including constituents...

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14. Change Management: Key Challenge of ULBs in Implementing e-Governance

01 February 2010

Implementation of e-Governance in ULBs would enormously help the citizens in interacting with ULBs for availing services and help communicating their needs to ULBs. Adoption of e-Governance at ULBs would make them more efficient and citizen friendly.

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15. Integrated eHealth

01 February 2010

As Vice President of the Public Services group for SAP’s Asia Pacific Division, Adaire Fox-Martin oversees the strategic direction and activities in the area of public services in the health, education and defence sectors across the region and executive relationships with customers and partners.

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1. Police Reforms: Not a Priority of the Government

2. Cyber Space is Least Policed

3. A Shift from Defensive to Pro-Active Policing

4. Making Public Safety Smarter

5. Indian Security Market: Largely Analog

6. Making Cities Safe and Secure

7. Expertise in Identification and Detection Systems

8. Enabling Safe State

9. Moving from a State of Citizen in-line Towards Citizen Online

10. Secure Delhi, not a Distant Dream

11. Local Governance: An Important Part of Good Governance

12. Providing Strong Software Foundation to the Government

13. Municipalities: At the forefront of e-Governance

14. Change Management: Key Challenge of ULBs in Implementing e-Governance

15. Integrated eHealth