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Organisation of Seminars/Exhbition, Workshop at National/International level
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Name of Scheme Organisation of Seminars/Exhibitions, Workshops at National /International level The vision of Digital India programme is to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy. It is much more than going paperless, but it is about transforming the lives of people across societies through effective use of ever evolving robust technologies and methodologies. 2. It is also known that with the rapid technological innovations and large number of IT & electronic units entering in the field, the market is getting highly competitive. Thus, it is becoming difficult for the industry to market their products and services. It is particularly so for small-scale industry, which has meagre resources in terms of trained manpower and finances for interacting with the buyers and to exhibit products and services in the national/ international exhibitions. 3. In view of the above, it is proposed that Society under the above scheme, may assist the IT & electronic industry in the State in the form of; (i) Holding workshops/ seminars at the state level on e-Governance, cyber Security, Social & financial inclusion, Incubation & entrepreneurship, awareness on technology innovations, public private partnerships etc inviting stakeholders in the development of State. stakeholders in the state would be academics, technology providers, government, industry and the citizens (ii) Arranging buyer’s seller’s meet where the products of the local industry will be displayed. Seminars will be held so as to know their requirements and future trends. (iii) Participation in national/ International seminars and exhibitions by senior officials so as to know the emerging trends in the field of information technology and electronics. (iv) A massive promotion/ advertising campaigns would be done at district, block and village levels to connect to the grass root level. At least 12-15 seminars/workshops and training are to be organized across all district reading portal awareness programme and information on cyber security from time to time.
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