Odisha govt asks state universities for implementation of e-Office
Published By : Prameya News Bureau | February 05, 2021 IST
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Bhubaneswar, Feb 5: The higher Education Department has asked state universities for implementation of e-Office system in their institutions. The department has written to all Vice Chancellors for early implementation of e-Office. Officials said that implementation of e-Office will enhance transparency with increases in accountability and assurance of data security. In Odisha, Centre for Modernizing Government Initiative (CMGI), a society under the administrative control of General Administration and Public Grievances Department, is the authorized agency to implement e-Office in State Government offices including state public universities. “As e-Office implementation expenses is borne by CMGI out of its own budget, state universities do not have to incur any expenses on account of implementation of e-Office.,” said an official.
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