Officials and civil servants of the Party Committee of Cao Phong district paid attention to applying IT to improve professional performance.

In order to institutionalise and put the resolution into practice, in 5 years (2014 – 2018), Hoa Binh had issued one agreement, 17 decisions and five plans on cooperation in terms of IT application across fields, particularly in administrative reform. In addition, the province paid attention to completing, supplementing and guiding the implementation of administrative processes, standards and regulations. Designing evaluation criteria system and financial and investment mechanisms for the work was also important.

According to the provincial Party Committee’s standing board, to realise the goal of making three strategic breakthroughs, Hoa Binh has been focused on using IT application to boost administrative reform; building an e-governance system and providing online public services. To date, e-office software has been used in People’s Committees, departments and agencies from provincial to communal levels. The system has been linked to the National E-Document Exchange Platform, allowing the exchange of documents online through four levels, contributing to bettering management, improving working efficiency, saving time and cutting paper costs.

The electronic single-window software, installed at the provincial Public Service Center since August 2017, has so far connected all of the local departments and sectors. Hoa Binh has mobilised funds from many sources to build IT technical infrastructure and train human resources, among others.

Such efforts have helped local cadres and public workers make use of the advantages and minimise negative impacts brought about by the 4th Industrial Revolution./.

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