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The national strategy of information society development for 2014-2020 will be implemented mainly at public expense.

In accordance with the strategy, it’s targeted at development of ICT sector and relevant infrastructure with improvement of service quality, providing equal access to information, creation of competitive and export-based ICT industry, forming of knowledge economy, expansion of e-government, general education in ICT sphere, and integration into regional and international information space.

Read more: Information society in Azerbaijan to be developed at public expense

The number of organizations and enterprises using cloud technology has increased in Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan's technology consultant at Microsoft Azerbaijan, Gachay Mirzayev said, the main reason behind the growth is that cloud computing increases the efficiency of the enterprise and lessens the rental cost of the virtual space.

"For example, the monthly rent of one gigabyte of virtual cloud space in Windows Azure costs 0.07 cents in Azerbaijan," he added.

Read more: Cloud computing on rise in Azerbaijan

The State Agency for Citizen Service & Social Innovations, acting under the President of Azerbaijan, has completely updated the approaches to evaluating e-services of public organizations.

By Order #1/1-01 Agency’s chairman Inam Karimov approved the new Rules of evaluation of organization and provision of e-services of public organizations. The Rules began operating since 1 February.

Read more: AZ: E-services of public organizations evaluated anew

Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) has sent an expert group to Azerbaijan within the framework of the “Project on Establishment of Training Center for E-Government”.

Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies told APA-Economics that the Korean experts will be in Baku by March 7, will meet with their Azerbaijani colleagues at the Ministry and discuss a number of issues regarding the project.

Read more: Training Center for E-Government to be established in Azerbaijan

The services of state agencies represented on the "electronic government" portal will be integrated by late 2014, Deputy Minister of Communications and Information Technologies Iltimas Mammadov said, at the public presentation of the information national space system on Feb. 19.

"This will further enhance the ability to render services to the population," he said.

"The state agencies attach great importance to the development of electronic services," he said. As of 2013, some 735,000 people used 318 services available on the portal."

Read more: Public services to be integrated in e-government portal in Azerbaijan by late 2014

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