GRP software will ensure transparency and accountability

Postal,
Telecommunication and Information Technology Minister Mustafa Jabbar
inaugurated a day-long review workshop organized by the Bangladesh Computer
Council's conference room at Agargaon, Dhaka.
He said that Software
Requirement Specification (SRS) has been prepared by analyzing the details
according to the needs of all stakeholders to create procurement and asset
management Modules as a part of GRP (Government Resource Planning) software to
ensure the transparency and accountability of the government.
With the development of
two modules, it can be easily done by coordinating with e-GP, and all the
purchases can be done easily and the efficiency of proper use and procurement
of the purchased assets will increase.
The Minister also said
that with the help of the entire local technicians, the government of
Bangladesh has made a huge task of creating a GRP system for the use of
different ministries, divisions, offices of the Government of Bangladesh and a
big challenge, with all sincere efforts, urged all concerned to expedite its
development activities.
Presided over by
Executive Director of Bangladesh Computer Council Parthapratim Dev, the
workshop was attended by Secretary of the Department of Information and
Communication Technology NM Ziaul Alam, various departments, head of the organization, stakeholders of the project, representatives of BUET's designated
consultancy team and Synesis IT. Workshop conducts and welcomed the project
director Dr. Ashok Kumar Roy. The 48 participants of different ministries,
divisions and organizations participated in the workshop.
Under Bangladesh
e-Governance ERP Pilot Project, a total of nine modules are being developed for
the six organizations of ICT Division and four agencies of the Planning
Ministry. Later this GRP will be implemented in all the ministries, divisions
and organizations of Bangladesh.