Discuss human infrastructural preparedness for E-readiness.

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 Human Infrastructural Preparedness

  • Human resource development by training is an essential requirement that comes from well-trained manpower both technical and non-technical.
  • The technical manpower resources are essential for all the phases of e-governance and related information system life cycle comprising systems analysis, design, programming, implementation, operation, and documentation.
  • Both private and government institutions should play a major role in this regard. 
  • Apart from technical human infrastructure, there is a need for the crucial training and orientation of user personnel i.e. government staff in e-governance projects.
  • The government employees and staff who are the stakeholders in all e-government projects as the end-users are to be appropriately trained and oriented for change management from a manual government environment to an e-governance environment.
  • Such training will make them competent and capable of handling e-governance projects at the operational level.

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Human Infrastructural Preparedness

An institution's infrastructure provides training facilities in addition to other resources. Human resource development by training is an essential requirement, Human infrastructural preparedness comes from well-trained manpower, both technical and non-technical. The technical manpower resources are essential for all the phases of e-governance and related information system life cycle comprising systems analysis, system design,  programming, implementation, operationalization, and documentation. The national public IT infrastructural institutions such as National Informatics Centre for e-governance provide manpower for all such activities. Besides, private corporations also play a major role in this regard in many e-governance activities. In addition to the requisite technical human infrastructure for software development. and implementation of e-government projects, there is a need for the crucial training and orientation of user personnel, i.e. government staff who are the stakeholders in all e-government projects
                      As the end-users and operational users of such projects are required to be appropriately trained and oriented for change management from a manual government environment to an e-governance environment. Only after such training will they be competent and capable of handling such e-governance projects and operational environments. They also play a crucial role in various phases of the e-governance information system life cycle in the phase of systems analysis and operational phase.

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