He told a conference at the 14th Viet Nam Computer Electronics World Expo&Viet Nam ICT Outlook 2009 (VCW 2009) that e-Government application has gained initial success in Viet Nam, but needed much more effort from all agencies to build on it.
Addressing the opening session of the Vietnam e-Government Symposium in Ho Chi Minh City, Nhan spoke about the development of Vietnam’s software industry and the realization of e-Government over the next decade.
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Vu Dinh Thuan, 67, former deputy chief of the Government Office and head of Project 112, a program that attempted to computerize the entire country’s administrative system, will be charged with “abuse of power,” the central police said Thursday.
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Representing ministries, ministerial-level agencies and 45 provinces and cities they shared this view at a national symposium on e-government in Ho Chi Minh City on July 16.
Present at the event, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan said he was satisfied with the cost-saving aspect of the application of e-government, regarding it as one of the successes the e-government programme has achieved.
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According to the Vietnam news agency's report, Le also asked India to share their managerial experiences and applications of IT solutions in State management, according to the Vietnam news agency on Thursday.