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egov India 2007 Conference Tentative Agenda |
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| 31 July 2007 |
| 8.00am - 9.30am | Registration |
| 9.30am -11.15am | eINDIA2007 Inauguration of conference and exhibition |
| 11.05am -1.00pm | Inauguration of the Exhibition and Tea
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| 1.00pm -2.00pm | Networking Lunch
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| 2:00pm - 3:30pm | Key Note
e-Governance in India: Challenges and Opportunities
Main Discussion Points:
- National e-Governance Plan: Key Deliverables for Citizens, Business and Government
- Integration with Legacy Systems
- Process Re-engineering / Reforms
- Capacity Building / Human Infrastructure Development
- Sustainability and Scalability of successful Projects
- Right to Information
- PPP for Achieving Accessibility, Transparency and Efficiency
- Learning from Successful and Failed projects
Chair: Vikram Chand, Senior Public Sector Specialist, World Bank, India
Panelists:
- R. Chandrashekhar, Additional Secretary (e-Governance), Department of Information Technology, Ministry
of Communications and IT (MoCIT), Government of India (GoI)
- Anirudh Prabhakaran, Chief Operating Officer, South Asia, 3iInfotech
- Wajahat Habibullah, Chief Information Commissioner, Central Information Commission, Government of India
- Sanjeev Gupta, IT Secretary, Government of Himachal Pradesh
- Dato' Halim Man, Secretary General, Ministry of Energy, Water and Communications, Malaysia
- B.K. Sinha,Additional Secretary, Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India
- Satish Kaushal, Country Manager - Government (GSMB), IBM
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| 3:30pm 4:00pm | Tea |
| 4:00pm 5.30pm | Panel Discussion e-Goveranance in Urban Local Bodies (ULBs): In Service for Citizens Main Discussion Points:
- How IT Enhances Services Provided by Urban Local Bodies
- Financial and Performance Implications of IT adoption in ULBs
- IT in Provision of Taxation, Registration and Licence Services
- Policy Reforms and Strategical Shifts
- Designing the Procurement for Spatial Data and GIS
Chair:A K Mehta, Director, Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India
Panelists:
- N. Bhattacharya, Program Manager, Economic Growth Office, USAID India
- Srikanth Nadhamuni, Co-Founder & Managing Trustee of eGovernments Foundation, Bangalore
- Niraj Prakash, General Manager, Public Services, SAP India Pvt Ltd.
- Swati Ramanathan, Founder, Janaagraha, New Delhi
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| 7.30pm onwards | Networking Dinner ICT and Education: Essentials for decision makers |
| August 1, 2007 |
| 9.30am 11:00am | Panel Discussion State Data Centres : Infrastructure for e-Governed India Main Discussion Points:
- Government Process Re-engineering
- Issues of Capacity Building
- Status of Data Centres across India
- Main Challenges & Recommendations
Chair: SP Singh, Senior Director, DIT, MoCIT, Government of India
Panelists:
- R P Pal, Secretary IT, Government of Goa
- Sajan Paul, Director- Core Sales Enginerring, Enterprise Solutions- Asia, Nortel
- Rajeev Chawla, Secretary, e-Governance, Government of Karnataka
- Neeladri Bose, Sr Architect Sun Microsystems, India
- R S Sharma, Principal Secretary IT, Government of Jharkhand
- Vidyasagar Putran, Chief Solution Architect - Security and Datacenters, IBM
- Sandeep Sehgal, Head, Government Vertical, Red Hat India Pvt. Ltd.
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| 11:00am 11:30am | Tea |
| 11:30am 1:00pm | Panel Discussion
State Wide Area Network (SWAN): After SWAN, What?
Main Discussion Points:
- Awareness/Sensitisation across all State/UT Government Departments/Entities about extensive usage of SWAN
- Challenges in the reform in Policies/Rules of Govt Business in the departments to make SWAN as part and parcel of Govt functioning
- Using SWAN as a vehicle for perceptible improvement in the internal Government processes
- Migration of stand - alone ( Client - Server based or otherwise) G2C processes and delivery of G2C services, to Net- Based processes and Services
- Establishment of a robust monitoring system for usage ( both technical and administrative) of SWAN
- Technological issues related to SWAN performance and usage
- Seamless integration of SWAN with other future e-Gov infrastructure like, SDC, DRC, CSC etc.
- Learnings from implementation of SWAN : Critical success factors and avoidable pitfalls, from Case Studies
Chair: Ashis Sanyal, Senior Director, DIT, MoCIT, Government of India
Panelists:
- Vivek Bharadwaj, Special Secretary IT, Government of West Bengal
- Srinivasan Ramani, Director, Science and Technology, HP
- Navin Kumar, Principal Secretary, IT, Government of Bihar
- Anurag Jain, Spl. Secretary IT, Government of Madhya Pradesh
- V S Kundu, Principal Secretary and Director, IT, Government of Haryana
- Shekhar Agarwal, Director, Enterprise and Verticals, Alcatel South Asia
- Sugnathi, Project Manager, Tamil Nadu Wide Area Network, Government of Tamil Nadu
- Manish Garg, Director IT, Government of Himachal Pradesh
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| 1:00pm 2:00pm | Lunch |
| 2:00pm 3.30pm | Panel Discussion Standards, Interoperability and e-Governance Architecture
Main Discussion Points:
- Need for Standards and Interoperability for Public Sector
- Benefits of Open Source Softwares
- Architectural Frameworks for Integrated e-Government
- Challenges for e-Governance Architecture
- Recommendations
Chair: CSR Prabhu, Deputy Director General, NIC Andhra Pradesh Presentation Panelists:
- Renu Buddhiraja, Senior Technical Director, DIT, MoCIT, Government of India
- Vidya Sagar Patro, Director, Business Development, Sun Microsystems, India
- Suchitra Pyarelal, Senior Technical Director, NIC, New Delhi
- Tapan Acharya, Enterprise Architecture Practice Lead, Telelogic, India
- UK Nandwani, Director, Standards and Quality, Standardisation Testing Quality Certification (STQC), DIT
- Rajendra Davale, Consulting Director, CA India and SAARC
- Dr.P. Madhav, Deputy Director, Institute for Electronic Governance, Government of Andhra Pradesh
- Venkatesh Hariharan, Head of Open Source Affairs , Red Hat India Pvt. Ltd.
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| 3:30pm 4:00pm | Tea |
| 4:00pm 5.30pm | Panel Discussion e-Government Strategies & Implementation: International
Experiences Main Discussion Points:
- Country Case Studies and Aplication of e-Government Solutions
- Experiences of Benefits/Return on Investment of e-Government Projects
- Issues and Challenges
Chair: Ashis Sanyal, Senior Director, DIT, MoCIT, Government of India
Panelists:
- Seok Sang Rhu, Director of Ubiquitous Planning Team in NIA of Korea, Government of Korea
- Omprakash Singh, Product Manager, Wireless, Broadband, Motorola Network and Enterprise
- Abdulla Al Hamid, Representative, eGovernment Program, Kindgom of Bahrain
- Michael Woo, General Manager, Mitsubishi Electric Asia Private Limited
- Anis Suhailis Abdul Kadir, Principal Assitant Director, Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU), Malaysia
- Hiroshi Mizuta, Chair, Virtual Enterprise, Japan
- Atul Kapoor, National Manager, Government, BEA Systems India Private Ltd
- Anup Nayar, President-Networking, FINO
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| 5:30pm 7:00pm | Nortel Workshop |
| 7:00pm 8.30pm | ICT Leaders Forum Main Discussion Points:
- Roadmap for e-Governance: Where are we?
- Process Re-engineering and Capacity Building
- Scope for Public-Private Partnerships
- Successes and Failures
Learnings
Chair: R Chandrashekhar, Additional Secretary, (e-Governance), Ministry of Communications and
Information Technology, Government of India
Panelists:
- R P Pal, Secretary IT, Government of Goa
- Sanjeev Gupta, Secretary IT, Government of Himachal Pradesh
- Navin Kumar, Principal Secretary IT, Government of Bihar
- R S Sharma, Principal Secretary IT , Government of Jharkhand
- Vivek Bharadwaj, Special Secretary IT, Government of West Bengal
- Rajendra Kumar, Secretary IT, Government of Delhi
- Kshatrapati Shivaji, Secretary IT, Government of Maharashtra
- Sanjay Jaju, Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Infrastructure Corporation of Andhra Pradesh
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| August 2, 2007 |
| 9:30am 11:00am | Panel Discussion
e-Governance Case Studies from India Main Discussion Points: - Case Studies of Implementation of IT in Different Government Departments
- Best Practices
- Challenges
- Recommendations
Chair: Prakash Kumar, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of India
Panelists:
- Ghanshyam Bansal, Senior Technical Director & SIO, National Informatics Centre (NIC), Government of Haryana
- Rajendra Kumar, Secretary IT, Government of Delhi
- SB Singh, Senior Technical Director, NIC, Uttar Pradesh
- Archana Gulati, Jt Controller, Communication and Accounts, Department of Telecommunications, GoI
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| 11:00am 11:30am | Tea |
| 11:30am 1:00pm |
Panel Discussion
Impact of e-Governance in G2B Transactions
Main Discussion Points:
- Status of Projects such as e-Procurement, e-Biz, Central Excise, Banking, Commercial Taxes
- Single-window services
- Issues of standardisation
- Key Learnings from MCA21 Project
- Optimising Return on Investment
Chair: Y S Malik, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India
Presentation
Panelists:
- S N Srivastav, Director, Supplies(Hardware), Directorate General of Suplies and Disposal, Government of India
- Y.S. Kim, e-Government Advisor, National Information Technology Centre of Nepal (NITC), Govt of Nepal
- B B Nanawati,Commissioner Income Tax (Systems)
- Kailash Agarwal, Regional Head, (e-Governance Practice- Asia Pacific), NIIT Technologies Ltd
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| 1:00pm 2:00pm | Lunch |
| 2:00pm - 3:30pm | Panel Discussion e-Police and Cyber Crimes: Ensuirng Security and Privacy for Governnance
Main Discussion Points:
- Knowledge and Experience Sharing on Use of IT in Crime Prevention Activities including Cyber Crimes
- Key Challenges in Implementing IT Act 2000
- Good Practices around the Globe in Combating Crimes through IT
- Cyber Forensics and Audit
- Developing Local and National Strategies on Crime Prevention using IT
Chair: Shashank Ojha, e-Government Advisor, World Bank
Panelists:
- R P Pal,Secretary IT, Government of Goa
- Barun Kumar Sahu, Director (Personnel), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India
- Prof. Subramanian Krishnamurthy, Deputy Director General, National Informatics Centre, New Delhi
- Pavan Duggal, President, Cyberlaws.net & Advocate, Supreme Court, New Delhi
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| 3:30pm 4.00pm | Tea |
| 4.00pm 5:00pm | Valedictory |
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