Date:14/10/11
The Azerbaijani IT company SINAM has won a tender to build an e-archive of documents for the Real Estate Cadastre and Registration Department in Kyrgyzstan, the company said on Tuesday. The tender was held by the Kyrgyz government.
Within the project, SINAM will conduct the following work: digitization (creating electronic copies) of the cadastre and other documents (about 3.33 million pages) and indexing, as well as saving documents in a database.
It is planned that the work will be completed within nine months. SINAM is already implementing an e-government project in Kyrgyzstan.
Azerbaijani IT company SINAM implements e-government project in Kyrgyzstan
The Azerbaijani IT company SINAM has won a tender to build an e-archive of documents for the Real Estate Cadastre and Registration Department in Kyrgyzstan, the company said on Tuesday. The tender was held by the Kyrgyz government.Within the project, SINAM will conduct the following work: digitization (creating electronic copies) of the cadastre and other documents (about 3.33 million pages) and indexing, as well as saving documents in a database.
It is planned that the work will be completed within nine months. SINAM is already implementing an e-government project in Kyrgyzstan.
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