e4all resumes its investigation into how far eServices are able to communicate with customers effectively and efficiently under the umbrella of the eGovernment’s slogan
As part of the objective to facilitate easy access to information, Dubai eGovernment is offering instant information on DSS 2008 events via mobile phones.
Users will be surprised at the speed at which their complaints are responded to by H.E. General Dhahi Khalfan, who personally checks and follows up on all emails.
DED Public eServices on www.dubaided.gov.ae include:Estimating Cost of issuing a trade license, trade name search, trade license data, sale promotions, searching business activities
7 Years of Monumental Contribution When Dubai eGovernment was launched in 2001, there were sceptics who doubted the benefits and future of such an initiative. However, Dubai has been blessed with a visionary leader who decided to reformulate the working model of the government to build cost-effective, easy-to-access government institutions in a city that has become a model of welfare and prosperous living
Towards a Unified“Suggestions”System Over the years, at e4all, we have received many creative suggestions and ideas from a number of individuals, each of which could work out to be the basis for a successful partnership between the proposer and the government department. However, many people are reluctant to propose to government departments because of the lack of a clear incentive system and the absence of a mechanism that would produce mutual benefits.
ePay: Successful Despite Poor Response from Some Banks In 2008, around 1 million transactions valued at more than Dh. 1 billion were transacted through “ePay”, the electronic payment gateway developed by Dubai eGovernment. This is more than four times the amount collected the previous year.
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