Undergoing a digital transformation can not only streamline processes and procedures but also boost transparency and effectiveness.
With this in focus, ‘9th National Digital Transformation Conclave’ was held on 10th of February in Chandigarh at Novotel Hotel. The one-day conclave witnessed a variety of sessions on implementation of ‘Digital Transformation Projects and Initiatives’ that have significantly enhanced public service efficiency and delivery. This one of a kind conclave was organized for the first timeby Department of Information Technology, Administration of Chandigarh in association with iLouge Media under the Leadership of Shri Dharam Pal,Adviser to the Administrator, Chandigarh Administration. The Program Chair for the Conclave was Shri Nitin Kumar Yadav, Home Secretary & Secretary Information Technology, Administration of Chandigarh and the Co-Program Chair for the Conclave was Shri Rupesh Kumar, Director Information Technology Department, Administration of Chandigarh
Eminent speakers from various key departments of Central and State Government discussedthe opportunities and benefits that come with the digitalization of public services. Their expertise have identified key areas of digitalization to make the citizen-centric public services accessible digitally.
Further, the speakers briefedus on how governments across the states are harnessing digital tools and effectively using resources to make the living conditions of citizens more efficient through smart city projects. These cities make the most out of technologies to improve services, sustainability, and overall economic growth.
The Conclave provided a platform for thought-provoking discussions, ideas exchange, and collaboration between experts and stakeholders from the public and private sectors. The theme of this Conclave was to reflect the pressing need for digital transformation in the public sector and its potential to bring about positive change through collaborative efforts and open discussions, to shape a brighter future for India.
One of the key takeaways from today’s event was the importance of citizen engagement in digital transformation where Government agencies must work closely with citizens and other stakeholders to understand their needs and to co-create solutions that deliver the best possible outcomes.
The Event witnessed Senior Bureaucrats from across the Country and Some major IT and Security Companies under one roof.
The Inaugural Session witnessed some of the prominent names from Chandigarh Administration and Central Government
- Introductory Address by Fahim Haq, Co – Founder &Director – Alliances, GovConnect (iLouge Media Private Limited)
- Welcome Address by Rupesh Kumar, IAS, Director Information Technology, Administration of Chandigarh
- Keynote Address by NSN Murty, Partner, Government & Public Services Consulting Leader, Deloitte India
- Keynote Address by Maj Gen Manjeet Singh, SM, Joint Secretary (Cyber), National Security Council Secretariat
- Keynote Address by Nitin Kumar Yadav, IAS, Secretary, Department of Information Technology, Administration of Chandigarh
- Keynote Address by Alkesh Kumar Sharma, IAS, Secretary, Ministry of Electronics& Information Technology, Government of India
- Chief Guest Address by Dharam Pal, IAS, Advisor to the Administrator, Administration of Chandigarh
From the Industry Side there were Organizations who showcased their Initiatives around Digital Transformation some of the Companies who were present at the Conclave were
- Automation Anywhere
- ServiceNow
- Red Hat
- NetSkope
- Quixy
- Tally Solutions
- Jabra
- Digital Infrastructure Providers Association
- ESDS
- Deloitte
- HDFC Bank
- Punjab National Bank
