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A ceremony was held yesterday to mark the official handing over of the e-Government Implementation Review Report August 2006, compiled by a team of consultants from Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP) Company Sdn Bhd.

The ceremony was held yesterday at Al-Mahabbah Room, Ministry of Communications. The engagement of the BSP consultancy team to conduct the review of the e-Government implementation was initiated and organised by the Ministry of Communications with consent of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan Brunei Darussalam.

Read more: Brunei: BSP Hands Over E-Government Review Report

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Brunei Shell Petroleum has made a major contribution to the implementation of e-Government in Brunei by undertaking a detailed review of the program.

The BSP consultancy team conducted an independent progress assessment on the e-Government project for the Ministry of Communications, based on the company's extensive experience with the computerisation of work processes.

Read more: Brunei: Review sharpens e-Government process

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Fifteen Department Purchase Order (DPO) clerks from the government are undergoing a 3-day course on Purchase Order Processing (PO Processing) according to the Treasury Accounting and Financial Information Systems (TAFIS), which began at the Training Room of the Ministry of Finance, Jalan Kebangsaan yesterday.

The course is being conducted by BAG Networks Sdn Bhd.

Read more: Brunei: Govt Clerks Study TAFIS’ PO Processing System

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Brunei's e-government strategies should focus more sharply on the practical steps that need to be taken now in order to reach long-term goals, experts suggested yesterday.

Concerns about practical measures were expressed by ICT professionals and consultants at a seminar workshop on ``ICT Issues and Challenges in Training and Education''.

Read more: Brunei: Be IT practical, experts urge

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As part of a continued effort to push forward the implementation of the e-Government project, "e-Health", another contract has been signed between His Majesty's Government - represented by the Ministry of Health - and Pricewaterhouse Coopers.

The implementation of the $210,000 consultancy services is expected to be completed within a three-month timeline.

Read more: Brunei: 'E-Health' Project Taking Shape

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