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More than half a million SMS (short message service) text messages were delivered by government departments to the public, using Dubai eGovernment's advanced channel mDubai in just three months since its launch.

Read more: UAE: 500,000 messages sent over mDubai

More than half a million SMS (short message service) text messages were delivered by government departments to the public, using Dubai eGovernment's advanced channel mDubai in just three months since its launch.

The biggest user of mDubai was Dubai Police which used it to deliver over 125,000 SMS messages to members of the public. The Department of Health and Medical Services (DOHMS) came second with 45,000 messages, followed by the Dubai Civil Defence (43,000).

Read more: UAE: More than 500.000 SMS messages delivered in 3 months by gov't department

A recent UN e-government report ranked the UAE as the top performer in e-government readiness in the Middle East and Africa region, followed by Bahrain, Turkey, Cyprus, Jordan, Lebanon and Qatar.

The survey entitled "World Public Sector Report 2003: e-Government at the Crossroads" ranked countries in terms of e-government readiness as reflected in "the generic capacity or aptitude of the public sector to use Information and Communication Technology for encapsulating public services and deploying to the public high-quality information and effective communication tools that support human development."

Read more: UAE 'top performer in e-govt readiness'

The UAE has been ranked by United Nations e-government report as the top performer in e-government readiness in the Middle East and Africa region, followed by Bahrain, Turkey, Cyprus, Jordan, Lebanon and Qatar.

The rankings were based on the three key indicators, government's aptitude to employ e-government as a tool to inform, interact, transact and network, telecom infrastructure and human capital index which took into consideration literacy rate and the overall school enrolment ratio.

Read more: UAE gets top rating for e-government readiness

A recent United Nations e-government report has ranked the UAE as the top performer in e-government readiness in the Middle East and Africa region, followed by Bahrain, Turkey, Cyprus, Jordan, Lebanon and Qatar.

Read more: UN rep't gives UAE top rating in Middle East & Africa for e-gov't readiness

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