National Informatics Center Haryana State Centre

The NIC–Haryana State Centre (NIC-HrSC) has been a technological partner of the Haryana Government Line Departments and Secretariat for Information Technology, delivering Value Added ICT services and implementing significant ICT initiatives and e-Governance Projects in Haryana. 

The NIC-HrSC is aiding and facilitating the line departments in all technical aspects.

The state’s key ICT initiatives and successful implementation of various e-Government projects, extensive information compilation and documentation, interactions with Jury Panels and Survey Teams, organising field visits, and demonstration of e-Government best practises all contributed to the state receiving a number of prestigious national awards.

The National Informatics Centre (NIC) was founded in 1976 by Late N Shesagiri under the Electronics Commission of India, and afterwards moved under the Planning Commission of India before being absorbed into the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. N Sheshagiri, the late Additional Secretary, was the first in India to introduce the NICNET network system. It is the Government of India’s technology partner, and it is credited with helping the Indian government embrace IT in the 1990s as well as disseminating e-governance to the masses. For the 2018–19 fiscal year, it had a budget of $11.5 billion (US$150 million).

NIC-Haryana State Centre

It has enabled ‘district-state data flow’ and thus compiled database on most of the socio-economic sectors of development, giving essential information at each of the districts and the state as a whole, by constructing NICNET, which covers the majority of the departments in the Government of AP. It has given state-of-the-art solutions to the State and Central Government agencies’ information management and decision-making needs.

Program for “Informatics-Led Development”

NICMeet is an open source VC solution that includes all the functionality of a commercial VC application, such as inviting others to join room, joining room, scheduling a VC, recording a VC, inviting guests to join a VC, and so on. It provides high-quality video streaming and audio, and it can handle up to 100 people in a single VC with minimal equipment.Unlike other proprietary VC solutions, being an in-house product housed in the NIC Domain eliminates data security and leakage. It is a safe, scalable, and simple to use solution.Shri Bidyut Ranjan Gohain, Scientist-F, Shri Pardeep Kumar Kaushal, Scientist-F, Shri Sumit Garg, Scientist-B, Shri Sanjeev Kumar, Scientist-B, and Shri Kuldeep, Scientific Officer-SB are part of the NIC Haryana team that created NICMeet.

What is ICT services?

ICT services refer to digital and data services supplied to one or more internal or external users via ICT systems, such as data entry, data storage, data processing and reporting, data monitoring, and data-based business and decision support services.

ICT Services is Ireland’s leading provider of field services, roll-out, and support services. From our nine offices and components hubs, our 80-strong staff delivers an all-Ireland service – north and south – and we’re associated with the world’s largest and most inventive developers and manufacturers. ICT Services is your dependable IT partner.

The leading provider of field services, roll-out, and support services in Ireland.

We provide some of the best IT solutions in the world to our customers all throughout Ireland, including some of the largest brands in the industry. The result is first-class service, prompt response to any request, and round-the-clock dependability, thanks to a network of engineers, a skilled back office personnel, and our own rigorous attention to detail.

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ICT initiatives and e- Governance Projects

In India, e-Government has progressed from the computerization of government departments to programmes that encompass the finer elements of governance, such as citizen centricity, service orientation, and transparency. Lessons learned from prior e-Government programmes have helped to shape the country’s progressive e-Government policy. The idea that a programme approach, guided by a shared vision and strategy, is needed to speed up e-Government adoption across the various branches of government at the national, state, and local levels has been taken into consideration. 

This method has the potential to save a lot of money by sharing core and support infrastructure, facilitating interoperability through standards, and providing citizens with a unified image of government. The National e-Government Plan (NeGP) examines the state of e-government in the United States.

ICT will supply you with the best short and long-term contract desk side support professionals, engineers, project managers, administrators, and salespeople, whether you’re developing a new team or augmenting an existing one. The goal, approach, strategy, major components, implementation methodology, and management structure for NeGP have all been approved by the government. 

Conclusion

The NIC Haryana State Centre has been a technological partner of the Haryana Government Line Departments and Secretariat for Information Technology, delivering Value Added ICT services and implementing significant ICT initiatives and e-Governance Projects in Haryana. The state’s key ICT initiatives and successful implementation of various e-Government projects, extensive information compilation and documentation, interactions with Jury Panels and Survey Teams, organising field visits, and demonstration of e-Government best practises all contributed to the state receiving a number of prestigious national awards. The National Informatics Centre was founded in 1976 by Late N Shesagiri under the Electronics Commission of India, and afterwards moved under the Planning Commission of India before being absorbed into the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. It is the Government of India’s technology partner, and it is credited with helping the Indian government embrace IT in the 1990s as well as disseminating e-governance to the masses.