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1. “information needs to be democratised”

01 July 2010

A key architect of India’s well-lauded telecommunication revolution, Sam Pitroda is currently entrusted with the role of Advisor to the Prime Minister on Public Information Infrastructure and Innovations.

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2. Use of GIS can help bring transparency in the government”

01 July 2010

Jack Dangermond is regarded as a global authority on GIS and is Founder and President of the Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) he established way back in 1969. He has been recipient of numerous honours and awards and of at least ten honorary doctorates. During his recent visit to India,...

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3. MIS for Panchayats Will Bring in Transparency

01 June 2010

For this Karnataka cadre 1977-batch IAS officer with diverse experience, e-Literacy of the Panchayat members is a key focus area. Speaking to Prachi Shirur and Gayatri Maheshwary of e-Gov, Dr Sudhir Krishna informs on how ICT is being used to bring in transparency and efficiency in the working of the...

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4. The Success of e-Governance Lies in Empowerment of People

01 June 2010

The world has come to a full circle for Jerome Bonnafont who started his diplomatic career as a Second Secretary at the French Embassy in India. The man who returned to the country in 2007 as the ambassador to India strongly believes that optimum utilisation of technology can help government’s...

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5. Capacity Building of Youth is the Key

01 June 2010

Dr Mukul Sangma is a great believer of change and while it has been just over a month that he has taken over as the state Chief Minister, he is already talking about rolling out quality education and health facilities to trigger high growth. Speaking to Pravin Prashant of e-Gov,...

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6. Flexibility and Choice through the Cloud

01 May 2010

“The government today is fully aware of the benefits that Cloud Computing can bring to the table and how it can be an exvellent platform for fast, affordable service deployment and delivery. The IT decision makers in public sector understand that the sheer scale and complexity of government departments demand...

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7. Data Security through Private Clouds

01 May 2010

“Government is well aware of cloud and its potential. But people are just waiting to get it more matured and real. Cloud Computing has become the most exciting development and delivery alternative to arise in the new millennium. Right now, Cloud Computing is still in the early adopter phase, but...

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8. Digital Linkages via Cat-6

01 May 2010

Today, according to IDC, DIGILINK is the No. 2 brand in the Indian Structured Cabling Systems (SCSs) segment. DIGILINK is the undisputed industry leader in providing the entire end-to-end range of structured cabling solutions for enterprises, small and medium business. Today, DIGILINK accounts for 18% of the market share in...

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9. Securing our Clouds

01 May 2010

Security has always been seen as the biggest barrier to putting applications in the cloud. Trusting a supplier with business-critical data has been a step too far for many large companies.

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10. Sound Architecture: Key to Homogenising Cloud

01 May 2010

“Sound architecture design is key to homogenising the view of the Cloud on the user-front. Different virtual machines have different security paradigms that have to be tied together and analysed to ensure there are no loopholes.”

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11. Cloud: The Technology Enabler for Enterprises

01 May 2010

Security is a critical aspect of the cloud model. The cloud must support an environment that provides very high levels of security, since any security breach or loss of data can have a crippling effect on an organisation.

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12. De-duplication Solutions: Need of the Hour

30 April 2010

“Proof of concept covers 45000 enrollments spread across 10 villages in two districts. The Proof of Concept is to validate the enrollment software, devices and processes being used for the UID. Another objective of proof of concept is to assess the de-duplication accuracy that can be achieved specific to Indian...

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13. Smart Meters for Tackling Flow of Electricity

01 April 2010

‘Power for All by 2012’ is the flagship programme of Government of India which aims to provide electricity to all the villages in the country by 2012. The programme Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY) was launched by Government of India in April 2005, which aims...

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14. Delhi has Improved Power Position!

01 April 2010

In the present scenario, the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) plays a huge role in the power sector, be it generation, transmission or distribution. Many initiatives have been taken in this direction by the Government as well as private utilities. NDPL, BSES and PPCL have already...

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15. Rural Electrification Corporation: Powering India’s Villages

01 April 2010

ERP is playing a major role by improving the internal infrastructureto increase the efficiency resulting in consumer satisfaction. The REC financed projects are monitored by the ERP solutions. It helps in making the solutions and the strategies available to all resulting in the faster decision making.

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1. “information needs to be democratised”

2. Use of GIS can help bring transparency in the government”

3. MIS for Panchayats Will Bring in Transparency

4. The Success of e-Governance Lies in Empowerment of People

5. Capacity Building of Youth is the Key

6. Flexibility and Choice through the Cloud

7. Data Security through Private Clouds

8. Digital Linkages via Cat-6

9. Securing our Clouds

10. Sound Architecture: Key to Homogenising Cloud

11. Cloud: The Technology Enabler for Enterprises

12. De-duplication Solutions: Need of the Hour

13. Smart Meters for Tackling Flow of Electricity

14. Delhi has Improved Power Position!

15. Rural Electrification Corporation: Powering India’s Villages