The initiative, known as "One Click Finish All: One Stop Services", is being designed by the Software Industry Promotion Agency (SIPA).
CCP's director Smith Suksmith said the project would allow software-developers to join in the electronic-government cluster software-development project, which requires expertise in three areas, ie Web application, Web portal and business intelligence.
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In a step closer to realising 'e-government', Phuket has emerged as the country's first 'One Stop Service City' where people can get access to government services via the Internet. After two years of development, the 'one click, finish all' project was launched on Friday by caretaker Deputy Prime Minister Suchai Charoenratanakul, who is now in charge of the Information and Communication Technology Ministry.
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Pantavanij Co, Thailand's first and largest e-procurement company, has set its sights on being one of the top five players over the next three years particularly through partnerships in the region. ''The world's electronic procurement market is consolidating,'' said Tri Kanchanadul, chief executive officer of Pantavanij Co. ''We expect the number of e-procurement players to fall to about five over the next three years due to mergers and acquisitions from 20 now.''
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