Bhutan e-Government Master Plan
iv)
Technical Architecture
The Technical Architecture defines the infrastructure technologies and their
respective
technical
interoperability
standards
across
the
to
enable
better
Government.
It
system
also
integration
defines
the
and
security
considerations and standards related to the infrastructure technologies.
Through
the development
and
implementation
of e-GIF,
the Government
seeks
to attain these outcomes:
1.
Collaboration
and
interoperability across whole-of-the
government
and
its
duplication
of
systems.
2.
Adoption
of a Whole-of-Government
effort and
resources and
approach
to
reduce
improve service delivery through effective use of
ICT.
3.
Identification of new opportunities for ICT development:
4.
Alignment
of
the
ICT
initiatives
of
every
agency
towards
common
e-
Government goals.
DITT/MoIC
has
commenced
framework
will
be
implementation
of
the development
implemented
e-GIF
in
in
close
the
of the e-GIF
11FYP.
collaboration
in July,
DITT/MoIC
with
the
2012.
The
lead
the
agencies.
The
will
line
estimated cost for the implementation of e-GIF is Nu. 42m.
For more information, e-GIF excerpts are provided in the appendix E.
Common
Data Hubs
The Government is custodian to the largest information repository in the country.
All
agencies
services
generate
delivery.
and
manage
However,
there
information
are
information within the Government.
many
There
is a need
to establish
information relating to people,
an
delivery.
as
required
Non-sensitive
for
course
of government
of related
it challenging
and
duplicate
to obtain
reliable
is not maximised.
authoritative
source
of information
especially
land, businesses and vehicles. The information in
this “single source of truth” can then
agencies
sources
This makes
information and the value of this information
in the
more
be accessed
effective
or publicly-available
and
24/7 by relevant government
efficient
data can
government
also be published
services
by the