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By eGOVasia editors | Oct 28, 2009

Just as enterprises are going mobile, it stands to reason that government organizations are discovering the inherent benefits of going mobile. With most government bureaucracies slow to adopt new technologies, it is likely that it is government civil servants, acting as individuals and in an uncoordinated fashion, that are instituting the introduction of mobile solutions and applications into their departments.

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