Updated  
March, 09 2013 00:00:00

Ministry wants State bodies to use more emails

HA NOI (VNS)— To get State bodies to rely more on email, the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) will conduct annual IT inspections nationwide starting this year.

In the southern province of An Giang, 90 per cent of paperwork is completed electronically. But other areas, like the northern mountainous province of Lai Chau, use only 5 per cent, said head of MIC's department of IT Application Nguyen Thanh Phuc.

While 80-90 per cent of State bodies are provided with PCs and email addresses, only 20 per cent of them used them in 2012.

MIC said many State employees were still unaware of how useful email could be, so they lacked the determination to change their ways.

MIC has submitted to the government its plan to apply IT and email in State bodies in the 2013-15 period. According to the plan, 55 per cent of daily transactions must be completed electronically by the second quarter of this year and the rate must increase to 80 per cent by 2015. — VNS

Send Us Your Comments:
Name:
Your E-mail address:
Title:
 

VietNamNews may edit your comments and not all emails will be published.

Hightlight

Disabled speaker inspires audience Disabled speaker inspires audience

More than 2,500 people attended a talk by Nick Vujicic, an inspirational speaker without arms and legs, at the White Palace Conference Centre in HCM City's Tan Binh District yesterday.

Crane accident leads to major power cut Crane accident leads to major power cut

A two-hour power failure caused by an incident on the 500kV north-south transmission line hindered road traffic in many southern provinces and HCM City yesterday afternoon.

Spread of hand-foot-mouth disease concerns hospitals Spread of hand-foot-mouth disease concerns hospitals

Hand-Foot-Mouth disease (HFMD) is now at its peak, having infected a total of 796 children in HCM City in April, an increase of 127 per cent against the same period last year.

US steel producers make dumping claim US steel producers make dumping claim

After welded steel pipes and steel wire garment hangers, now welded stainless pressure pipe from Viet Nam continue to face charges of dumping in the US.