70% Govt employees watching YouTube videos in office are choking e-office project. Here’s how
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The issue surfaced at a workshop when the Rural Development Ministry, which became the first one to become an e-office, was holding a session on how to digitize files and move to a
During the briefing,
"Sufficiency of bandwidth is an issue. It is said that 30 per cent of people in government work and 70 per cent watch videos on You-Tube, choking the bandwidth. Please tell your officials that logs can be pulled out to detect who is watching how much
He added it was a challenge to encourage the junior officials to adopt e-office since they will end up being monitored. "Rajpath has the most costly real estate in the world. It will be shame if we use it to store paper," Mathew said.
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