It will also start introducing Bangla 'unicode' in all ministries and conduct a digital innovative fair by December.
The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) in a review meeting of 'digital Bangladesh initiatives' taken the decisions.
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Many government organisations boast success stories of automating internal processes such as human resource management and payroll processing, inventory management system, library management system, among several others.
Millions of dollars of hardware was procured to set up server rooms, some of them state-of-the-art rivalling those in developed countries. Software has also added to the ICT arsenal used for automating our government business processes.
The two-day trial was organised for trouble-shooting before e-voting is formally introduced in the CCC elections scheduled for June 17.
Votes will be cast through the electronic system at the 14 centres under ward number 21 in Jamalkhan area. In other wards, conventional system will be followed.
About 22 ministries/departments have their offices at the upazila level and under the programme steps would be taken to provide information of those ministries and departments to the people through one-stop service center, he said.
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Emphasis should be on ideas that would make healthcare more accessible to the general people above everything else, they added.
The roundtable on 'Future of e-Health in Bangladesh' was organised by Bangladesh Enterprise Institute (BEI) at its conference room in the city.