The government sector has the largest proportion of the total US IT spending of any industry. It’s not surprising that the information-technology revolution transformed the way government delivers and tracks data. What may be surprising, though, is that government—at both the federal and state level—is projected to keep increasing its IT spending, according to recent reports. With much of the overall IT outlays coming in areas such as software and networking, though, the business of government is looking good for business.

NanoInfoTek’s e-Governance practice is primarily engaged in helping governments and its agencies to align their services and performance with the changing needs of citizens, employees and stakeholders.

Governments all across the world recognize the need to improve the efficiency of their service delivery to their citizens and businesses. The new reality is that the government sector is compelled to operate in a citizen centric environment that can harness the power of new technologies.
With the rapid pace of change in the IT industry, there has been a shift in focus from the traditional inputs of a production process to the processes involved in the creation, storage, dissemination and use of information. An IT-driven system of e-Governance works better, costs less, and is capable of servicing citizens' needs as never before.

NanoInfoTek, with its in-depth knowledge of government sector, offers analytical and innovative solutions to help government agencies reach a greater understanding of the wants and needs of citizens who are becoming increasingly techno-savvy. We've identified the primary issues of concern to public agencies and can offer custom tailored solutions to address those concerns.

	Government to citizens (G2C)
	Government to business enterprises (G2B)
	Inter-agency relationships (G2G)
	Government to employees (G2E)

	Government to citizens (G2C)
	Government to business enterprises (G2B)
	Inter-agency relationships (G2G)
	Government to employees (G2E)