| Islamabad: The Capital Development Authority (CDA), under the leadership of Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa, has launched its state-of-the-art technology and digitalisation Wing, as reported on September 23.
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As per details, this marks a pivotal shift in the Authority’s approach, as it transitions towards a corporate model, embracing collaborative and tech-driven operations to streamline services and boost efficiency. Speaking at the launch event, Chairman Randhawa emphasised the importance of integrating modern technology and corporate practices to revolutionize public service delivery. He noted that these advancements are critical to improving the performance and transparency of the CDA’s operations.
The newly operational Technology and Digitalisation Wing is outfitted with cutting-edge hardware and software, designed to enhance efficiency and promote a culture of openness. The introduction of a corporate-style work environment, featuring open desks and an open-door policy, is expected to foster collaboration and increase transparency across the board.
A key highlight of this initiative is the implementation of an advanced e-filing system, transitioning the CDA from a traditional paper-based filing system to a fully digital, paperless environment. This move is expected to significantly reduce the reliance on physical documents, cutting down operational costs while improving accessibility and document management.
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This transformation aligns with the broader national goal of creating a Digital Islamabad, with the CDA leading by example in adopting modern solutions to optimise its operations. Currently, these technological upgrades have been applied to the Technology and Digitaliation Wing, with plans to extend this corporate culture and innovative systems to other CDA departments in the near future. The launch of the wing is a testament to CDA’s commitment to modernising its services and contributing to a more efficient, transparent, and digitally connected Islamabad. |
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