The seminar was organized on the initiative of the Ministry of Communications & IT (MCIT) with support of company Integris. At the seminar Integris and Data+ presented solutions to automate collection, processing and accounting of analytical information about accidents and branch-wise GIS. They pointed to the possibility of using such systems in environmental research, mapping, agriculture, road construction, disaster management, health care, communications, statistics, trade, urban planning, inventory systems, tourism, military and police activity.
The chief consultant of the MCIT Information Society Development Department, Etibar Umudov, says that certain technical work and installation of the server and other equipment are under way with the purpose of the mutual integration of different platforms of the governmental agencies.
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According to the Ministry of Communications & IT, the devices will be ordered this year. By the end of 2012 provided for the purchase of these devices, the development of appropriate software and equipment of ambulance in Baku. Due to these cards the ambulance doctors will be able to read on-site electronic patient health cards and quickly draw conclusions and take actions.
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Senior Advisor of the ICT Ministry Etibar Umudov told the statement to the journalists, Gun.Az reported.
He said over 60 services of those bodies were integrated to the portal.
In the Netherlands, the State Commission delegation familiarized itself with the process of functioning of the state register, the principles of e-recruitment in the civil service, open government information, software, legal framework in the field of e-government, construction and management of the "e-government" portal.
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