Digital transformation is mere dream and infinite miles away from reality in India! What do you think?
Any response to this question should recognize that India has emerged as a global leader in digital identification by establishing the largest database of biometrics in the world. The Aadhaar digital identification system now reaches about one billion people, making it possible for the government to deliver services more easily. The initiative proves that digital technologies can promote inclusion, efficiency, and innovation. (It is also estimated to be saving the government about $1 billion annually by reducing corruption and leakage.)
Information and Communication Technology for Development, a project available at https://www.researchgate.net/project/Information-and-Communication-Technology-for-Development, showcases related references.
The internet of things, of governance, of government, of data science, of people. The internet at the adoption of all digital transformation? + algorithms + artificial intelligence public
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Dr. Dwivedi. Namaskar. I agree with Olivier Serrat sir. India has been the emerging leader in digital identification; hence, digital transformation won't remain a mere dream anymore. Yes, there are challenges and the goal is a little bit distant. It's what i feel as I've spent some of my life in a number of Indian universities and research/training institutions. Thank you Dr. Dwivedi sir for bringing the issue to the discussion table.
Dear all....agreed that Aadhar which is the digital identification (biometric system) is under progress and still hurdles are there, but need to be overcome, especially for those who are disabled (without fingers/hands/eyes). Hence still challenging, but India will move towards the goal !!!.
Thank you all for this discussion
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