The objective of the system, which is part of an e-government policy and is a project of the Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (Mampu) of the Prime Minister�s Department, is to provide a single interface for government personnel to manage human resources in an integrated environment.
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State Secretary Datuk Amar Abdul Aziz Husain said a full EG status would be indicated by the availability of all government services through virtual means
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“Some suppliers are enjoying more than 40% increase in sales, some even more than 100%,” according to a statement issued at the e-Perolehan Consumer Day in Putrajaya.
Apart from saving money for the Government, e-procurement, which comes under the e-government service, will be able to replenish supplies quickly through electronic quotations.
Sources said the companies were asked to tender for the supply of an integrated computer system for the courts covering case management, court recordings and management of transcriptions, as well as such IT infrastructure as local area connectivity.