Talking about government websites,
My experience working with a government agency was,
the man in charge of the gov office, outsources the job at half the
money he receives, and at the final time of payment, he just gave 80%
of what was promised, stating, 20% mero commission. Thank you very
good points coming out. Thanks Bipin...and others.
About opportunities, we have been talking for very very long time.
I agree with you Bipin. I too want to see results and outputs. But Its not
like flipping a coin from head to tail or otherwise. Results come only after
some span of time of
Firstly, i repeat, I understand the benefits of using FOSS but I am
putting my point below with a practical prospective of current
situation in Nepal.
Many american states have already deployed Linux and other OSS softwares at
various state level. Their defence industry has been using
Hi,
I feel it is really a great idea to use this platform to figure out valid
challenges and opportunities in deploying OSS.
I feel a big challenge that is stopping the OSS from achieving the
popularity it deserves is the *Support* issue. I know many will argue that
there are enough support
3. Setting up Open Standards and Open formats
we don't have even basic policies regarding ICT use. Standardizing is
a distant dream... even many European countries are in initial phase
of standardisation. Irrelevant to Nepal if you think practically, if
you think about with the user base and
On Sat, Dec 22, 2007 at 05:12:19PM +0545, Bipin Gautam wrote:
3. Setting up Open Standards and Open formats
we don't have even basic policies regarding ICT use. Standardizing is
a distant dream... even many European countries are in initial phase
of standardisation. Irrelevant to Nepal if
Everyone have talked about deploying OSS in a higher level, the
ministry and the government.
Lets talk about its implementation at somewhat lower level, the
education institutions.
The highersecondary school education teaches M$ Word, Excel and it
seems M$ Access is in the course curriculum.
On Fri, Dec 21, 2007 at 05:50:59PM +0545, Shishir Jha wrote:
Hello to all,
Me and Subir Dai, were discussing about what are the challenges and
opportunities in deploying OSS in Nepal for a presentation to be given
in front of the policy makers. In the process we thought that it would
be a
Yap Agreed !!!
Governments' decision relating to IT strategy and policies broadly, and
in particular to procurement, the setting and adoption of standards,
investment in technology, and training and skill development can have
grave consequences for the future well being of their peoples. Hence
Sure Dai, once we have a good amount of information i will add this to
the wiki.
And thanks for the reply.
Cheers
On 12/21/07, Hempal Shrestha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yap Agreed !!!
Governments' decision relating to IT strategy and policies broadly, and
in particular to procurement, the
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