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3 - Strengthening IT support to state and central government departments by restructuring the NIC.
8 - Universal access to digital resources
The mid-nineteen nineties saw the emergence of and implementation of e-Governance in India. While the initiative was successful, its full potential couldnt be realized. The National e-Governance Plan (NeGP), which was introduced in 2006, also fell short of meeting its goals. The government subsequently felt the must do more. Using information technology, it hopes to reinforce and transform public services so that India can acquire the numerous benefits of this revolutionary technology.
6 - CIO positions to be created in not less than 10 key ministries for faster and efficient implementation of e-Governance initiatives.
The methodology
2 - Availability of high-speed internet to deliver services to citizens
5 - Real-time availability of services from online and mobile platforms
4 - Initiatives successfully implemented would be replicated with customizations if necessary.
The Indian government has proposed several digital transformation solutions. Here is a look at the approach taken by the government:
1- Existing e-Governance initiatives would be reconstructed to support Digital Indias objectives. These include, but are not restrained to, utilizing cloud computing, mobile technology, and process reengineering.
7 - Integrated services across government departments
9 - Availability of digital resources in Indian languages
1 - Delivering digital infrastructure as a utility to citizens
4 - Unique, lifelong digital identity for every citizen
Objectives
5 - Make PPPs a preferred option for the implementation of e-Governance initiatives.
Digitization is making steady waves all across the world. India too has been brought into its fold with the Central Government introducing the Digital India flagship program. It aims to turn the country into a society which is digitally empowered and able to stand alongside the rest of the globe. Through digital transformation solutions, its hoped that inclusive extend would be promoted and job opportunities created.
6 - Electronic and cashless financial transactions
Digital India seeks to turn India into a knowledge economy at par with developed countries. Its hoped that it will create lakhs of jobs and should attract major investors from around the world. The program has found favor with several countries like Japan, South Korea, the US, the UK, and Singapore. While the initiative is still in the early stages, learn should continue to be conducted to ascertain the value of IT-based projects, mainly in poorer states.
Digital India was created with a vision to change the country into one that harnesses the power of information technology. Look at some of the objectives of the program.
The internet of things or IoT offers tremendous potential to turn India into a knowledge economy. The use of sensors and devices to capture data and look at it to facilitate better decision-making can deliver positive outcomes. The process will undoubtedly take time if its to be all-inclusive but if initiatives are implemented well, results will yield sooner than later. Hopefully, Digital India will steer the country towards steady extend and make it a major player among others.
2 - Use of unique ID to deliver benefits properly.
