Panellists in this video:
+ Ajay Chagti, Secretary, Health & Family Welfare, Chandigarh
+ Munish Chandan, Addl. Chief IT Officer and Dy. CISO, Haryana
+ Dr Abhishek Roy, CTO, Department of Personnel & Administrative, and e-Governance, West Bengal
+ Anuj Mittal, Regional Specialist Sales Leader Red Hat India & South Asia
+ Manoj Verma, Head Public Sector, India & SAARC, Fortinet
+ Srikanth RP, Editor, Express Computer,The Indian Express Group (Moderator)
Key Highlights:
[1] Ajay Chagti, Secretary, Health & Family Welfare, Chandigarh:
+ Effective automation starts with identifying outcome-driven, interdependent processes and gradually streamlining them to enhance efficiency and policy impact.
[2] Munish Chandan, Addl. Chief IT Officer and Dy. CISO, Haryana:
+ The core goal of e-governance is to deliver services effectively through the right policies and active citizen engagement.
[3] Dr Abhishek Roy, CTO, Department of Personnel & Administrative, and e-Governance, West Bengal:
+ Sustainable digital transformation is only possible with strong process reengineering; reverting to old systems weakens automation and accountability.
[4] Anuj Mittal, Regional Specialist Sales Leader, RedHat India & South Asia:
+ Policy is a strategic framework and the heart of governance. At Red Hat, we see ourselves as a foundational layer, helping scale government initiatives with agility and open innovation.
[5] Manoj Verma, Head Public Sector, India & SAARC, Fortinet:
+ Digital governance is a key focus, with the government working to ensure last-mile connectivity. While technology is in place, policies often lack centralization and need to evolve in sync with technological progress.