She said ICT is the path to rapid socio-economic progress and that Ghana cannot afford to be left behind by globalisation.
She stressed the need for the citizenry to be supported to become computer literate.
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In a brief presentation on e-Parliament, Anthony Bediako, director for Strategy and Architecture, defined e-Parliament as a legislature empowered to be more transparent, accessible and accountable through Information Communication Technology (ICT).
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The computers which cost over GH¢41,000, have in-built activation mechanisms to withstand power interruption and also have high speed internet connection.
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The project will deploy portal infrastructure to provide a platform for Content Management, Document Management, workflow and e-Forms, Service Integration and Information and Application Security for Government Agencies.
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The exercise is to help reduce the numerous complaints from clients in respect of their National Health Insurance identity cards.
The Corporate Affairs Manager of the National Health Insurance Authority, Winfred Agbedzivor announced this at the official inauguration of the Ashanti Regional office of the Authority in Kumasi.
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