Saturday 04 February 2012 Government 2.0: The Road Ahead

Technology

Infosys to invest Rs 600 Cr in Indore facility

The facility to come up at the super corridor is expected to generate around 13,000 jobs

Varsity plans computer apps in native languages

Gauhati University is working on a module to develop and roll out electronic applications in native languages like Assamese and Bodo

Cloud-based tablet solution for students launched

Called e- Tutor this device would be available in the market from April onwards and can be used by students from Class 1 to 12

"India must adopt Unified Communication tools"

Unified Communication tools can help India—the largest enterprise with widest network—ensure a secured governance, says AGC Networks Sanjeev Verma

Metro Airport Express stations now Wi-Fi enabled

Soon the Wi-Fi service will also be introduced inside the metro rail coaches plying on this route

West Bengal power board goes digital

After a centralised data centre, it has proposed using GIS facility to monitor network and facilitating quick recovery of breakdown

EC to use IT tools for fool-proof polls

Election Commission officials will now be able to see direct web-cast of polling from selected booths in real time using these tools

Kerala to have 450 e-Toilets by March

These innovative toilets are convergence of web-mobile-electronics technologies to improve the public health and hygiene sector of the state

Wi-Fi networks under virus risk: CERT-In

According to analysts Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) contains a design error that could allow a weaker-than-expected defence against brute-force attacks

Report outlines roadmap for ICT research in India

Identifying ICT priorities, first within country and then between cooperating countries, is the first step, a new Synchroniser report says

 
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