E-Governance in India: Definitions, Challenges and Solutions

Iran hospital accreditation governance: Challenges and solutions

Background and Aim: Hospital accreditation is “an external evaluation of a hospital’s structures, processes, outputs and outcomes by an independent professional accreditation body using pre-established optimum standards”. Accreditation is a strategy for ensuring the quality and, safety of hospital services. An accreditation program’s efficacy depends on the validity of its governance, methods, ...

E-governance in India: Prospects and Challenges

Governments all over the world have been using ICTs such as internet, websites, computers and mobile phones to provide various government services in an efficient, equitable and transparent manner with less corruption. The purpose of this paper is to examine the challenges encountered in e-government as well as the potential opportunities available in the context of Indian society. The study re...

E-Governance in Rural India

In India, where a major population lives in rural area it becomes essential that e-governance is available there. ICT plays a key role in e-governance, and so it becomes essential that ICT reaches rural masses. This will lead to good governance which in turn will lead to better administration, better interaction, less corruption and more transparency in the government. This paper deals with the...

Challenges and Future Prospects for E-Governance in India

Significance of E-Governance and Implementation Challenges in Developing Countries With Reference To India

The aim of the present paper is a contribution to the appropriate mechanism for good governance of particularly in developing countries with reference to India with the involvement of Information technology in the system of the government and for the betterment of the society. It highlights the significance and implementation challenges of EGovernance while considering factual specialty growing...