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The Information Technology Authority (ITA) together with Oman Telecommunications Company (Omantel) recently conducted a workshop outlining the details of the Oman Government Network (OGN). The workshop, hosted by the Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah Resort and Spa, was held under the auspices of Dr. Salim Al Ruzaiqi, Chief Executive Officer of ITA, and Dr. Amer Al Rawas, Chief Executive Officer of Omantel. Also in attendance were representatives of all ministries and government organizations, in addition to heads of corporate sectors.

Weiterlesen: Information Technology Authority & Omantel conduct Workshop on Oman Government Network (OGN)

BankMuscat, a leading financial services provider in the Sultanate, has launched a new e-payment card for corporates. The electronic chip-based pre-paid card branded as e-Cash is primarily designed for large fee-based transactions at government establishments in Oman. Corporates are not required to maintain an account with the Bank to avail the offline card, which can be loaded in multiples of RO 5 to a maximum amount of RO 16,000.

Reflecting its instant appeal, Jawad Sultan Enterprises was the first corporate to acquire the card. "The e-Cash card is another step toward achieving the government's vision of promoting card as the mode of payment. With the introduction of e-Cash, the payment landscape significantly changes for corporates in Oman. Ushering in convenience, the new card streamlines payment and improves the delivery of government services", Sulaiman al Harthy, Group Deputy General Manager, Consumer Banking, BankMuscat, said.

Weiterlesen: Oman: BankMuscat launches exclusive e-payment card for corporates

Organisation's work provides further help in 'coordination and integration' in the field

The UAE General Information Authority (GIA) has honoured its Omani counterpart, Information Technology Authority (ITA) for its role in helping promote e-governance.

The felicitation took place on the sidelines of the First Gulf Cooperation Council eGovernment Conference.

Weiterlesen: Omani agency praised for e-governance role

The Ministry of National Economy yesterday presented applications and programmes to be employed for data entry of the 8th Five-Year Development Plan Project (2011-2015). The first-day of the programme included the presentation of the e-systems and computer applications to be used by ministries and government departments for data entry of the 8th five-year development plan 2011-2015.

Mehdi bin Mohammed al Abdwani, Director General of Development Planning at the Ministry, said that the demonstration aims to shed light on the steps taken by the National Economy Ministry to device the investment electronic system of the 8th five-year developmental plan which includes the E-Format for new projects.

Weiterlesen: Oman: Next 5-year data plan programmes presented

The first Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) eGovernment Conference is set to create a strategic plan for regional e-governance in the future during a three-day conference that will be hosted in Oman from December 21-23, according to a top Information Technology Authority (ITA) official in the country.

Speaking at a press conference Saturday, ITA CEO Dr Salim Bin Sultan Al Ruzaiqi, said the conference will provide a platform for closer cooperation and coordinated strategic policymaking to ensure the benefits of eGovernment are felt across the GCC region.

Weiterlesen: Oman: GCC eGovernment meet to draw up strategic plan

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