One of the government’s top priorities, he said, was to create a state information center to insure interdepartmental information exchange and access to the data of government information systems. “It is this system that will allow us to provide a wide range of government services to Russian citizens in electronic form, creating a single information system to span all government agencies, ministries and departments,” Ivanov said.
By 2010, all federal and regional government agencies will have to get their own call centers and websites, meeting single standards.
“We must make information and communication technology one of the most effective tools for the restructuring of the Russian economy,” the Deputy Prime Minister stressed.
The broad use of information and communication technology would help improve labor productivity, reduce energy costs and simplify many research and industrial procedures.
The strategy for the development of Russia’s electronic industry up to 2025 and the federal program “The development of the electronic component base and radio-electronics” for the period from 2008 to 2015 were approved in 2007.
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Quelle/Source: RosBusinessConsulting, 11.02.2008
