SAP India has announced that it will continue efforts to enable public sector organizations in India to enable technology transformation at the grassroots level. SAP announced its first "e-Enabling Grama Panchayat," with collaboration at Soda village, Rajasthan, headed by Chhavi Rajawat. As a part of this initiative, SAP is to set up a computer lab to foster basic computer literacy among the villagers.
Chavvi Rajawat, Sarpanch, Soda Village, Rajasthan shared, "The ability and ease of access to right information on time can impact the feasibility of improving the socio economic class in India. We are very pleased to collaborate with SAP to embark the beginning of our digital liberation journey to deliver good governance which is the right of every citizen in this country."
Peter Gartenberg, MD, SAP India said, "At SAP, we are focused on getting rural India access to citizen services and an administration that is transparent and accountable. We have brought that same focus to Soda village; our efforts are to partner on long-term economic development, creating enduring prosperity for the common man."
Adaire Fox-Martin, Head, Solutions Group, SAP Asia Pacific Japan said, "We believe that technology will fulfill the changing needs of citizens, while helping governments to standardize and manage their services and develop the economy. SAP has reaffirmed its commitment to developing more efficient technologies for our customers in public sector undertakings, helping them to improve processes and public administrations, provide greater transparency and quicker decision-making, and in turn helping them create better communities."
