<p>IBM through its business partner Vyam Technologies bagged a project from Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD), through a tender process. IBM has assisted GNCTD to create a centralized web portal and content management aystem.</p><p>GNTCD has deployed IBM's Social Business solutions to improve operational efficiency, achieve compliance with government regulations and simplify program content updates and management processes. IBM Social Business solutions has enabled GNCTD to reduce cost and time involved in maintaining, updating the websites, and also to mitigate errors. Web Content Manager, IBM WebSphere Portal Server, IBM Lotus Quickr and Sametime software is been used at GNCTD.</p><p>The Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD), Department of Information Technology works to ensure that the Government uses technology to optimize business processes and maximize efficiency of its departments. "GNCTD had over 130 departments, including the Department of IT (DoIT), having their own websites hosted either by the National Informatics Center or a third-party vendor. As a result, the DoIT experienced challenges in content consistency when updating or maintaining the sites, leading to legal and compliance risk issues. In light of these concerns, DoIT sought a centralized web content management solution to link each department's website to a single location, which would help simplify the updates process and maintain regulatory compliance," said GNTCD.</p><p>Rajendra Kumar, Secretary, Department of Information Technology said, "With IBM's expertise and industry-proven solutions, we have been able to significantly increase operational efficiency while reducing the overall time and cost involved in maintaining the websites. IBM's solution also lets us maintain the required regulatory compliance and improve accessibility through centralized management platform and web portal. IBM ensured that the entire implementation process was carried out seamlessly."</p><p><a href="http://voicendata.ciol.com/content/news1/112110803.asp">Keep reading...</a></p>