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It
takes more than good intentions to rule
wisely and well. CMC's information solution
helped the Karnataka chief minister take
decisions that accelerated development
and improved citizen services
The
product
mREINS:
Head of government information system
Chief minister's integrated information
and decision-support system
The
client
The chief minister's
office, Karnataka
The
Karnataka government has been in the forefront
of using information technology for developing
services in the state and in developing
the economy. It believes that effective
implementation of eGovernance will bring
the benefits of IT to the common man.
Mukhya
Vahini
A project under the IT Millennium Policy
of the Karnataka state government. Former
chief minister S M Krishna and his secretariat
in Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka,
directly used CMC's Mukhya Vahini, an
integrated information
and decision-support system for
a head of government.
Project
details
The system contains the following modules:
Constituency
management system: Manages information
from the CM's constituency. It covers
village information, including basic village
profile, crop details, election details,
details of important persons, the status
and progress of various departments -
education, health, water supply, housing,
etc.
Global
investors' meet: Monitors the progress
of various projects at different nodal
agencies.
Department
information system: Maintains records
of the physical, financial progress and
achievements of the various departments.
Budget
ATR: Maintains records of the action
taken on the various provisions of the
budget by each department.
Cabinet
affairs: Maintains department-wise,
the subjects that are scheduled for cabinet
meetings.
Proposals
pending with the government of India:
Maintains a list of the proposals of departments
that are pending with the government of
India. It also maintains scanned documents
of the letters issued by the department.
Benefits
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The chief minister can easily review
the performance of various departments |
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Response to public grievances improves |
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