GH: Go digital or risk becoming obsolete – Private Health Sector Players admonished
The Healthcare Federation of Ghana is urging Private health Sector Players (PSP) to take advantage of the current trend of technological advancement or risk being obsolete.
According to the federation, the wave of digital transformation, which has revolutionized various industries, is now knocking on the doors of the health sector and is inevitable.
In this regard, private health sector players are expected to adopt digital health practices which, involve the digitalization of business processes, enabling patients to exchange personal health data, and fostering data-driven decision-making.
The Emergence Of Smart Cities In The Digital Era
Realizing the potential of Smart Cities will require public-private cooperation and security by design.
The idea of smart cities is starting to take shape as the digital era develops. A city that has developed a public-private infrastructure to support waste management, energy, transportation, water resources, smart building technology, sustainability, security operations and citizen services is referred to as a "smart city". Realizing the potential of Smart Cities will require public-private cooperation and security by design.
TT: Imbert: Government working to address the digital divide
Minister of Finance Colm Imbert says Government has been engaged in a series of reforms that seek to strengthen the overall economic management of the country including closing the digital divide.
These reforms are geared to creating a sustainable economic environment that would accommodate the generation of employment and opportunities for business development.
IN: Punjab: Work to install 1,218 CCTV cameras in Jalandhar at 188 locations in progress
Deputy Commissioner (DC) Vishesh Sarangal on Friday said the surveillance and traffic management project would be completed by December 15.
The DC said the work of installing 1,218 CCTV cameras at 188 locations was already underway in the city. He said these cameras would be connected with an integrated command and control centre (ICCC).
IT: Emilia-Romagna: Smart City, signed between WINDTRE and the Municipality of Imola
WINDTRE and the Municipality of Imola have signed the memorandum of understanding for the Smart City path with the aim of increasing the technological skills of the administration and designing innovative solutions dedicated to citizens and businesses in the area.
The signing of the agreement took place during the annual meeting of the National Association of Italian Municipalities, which took place in Genoa last week.