Chief Minister (CM) Murad Ali Shah approved the launch of the e-Cabinet App aimed at enhancing government efficiency. The platform is designed to ensure security, transparency and environmental sustainability, achieving 100 per cent paperless operations and reducing meeting preparation time by more than half, while also saving millions in funds.
Wahab previously instructed the provincial IT department to develop a user-friendly e-Cabinet App to initiate paperless operations, starting with cabinet work and summaries. Following its development, a demonstration of the app was presented at the CM House on Friday.
Wahab revealed that the provincial government currently incurs over Rs11 million annually in paper costs alone.
The app is expected to provide advantages, including enhanced confidentiality, efficient time management, and a transition towards e-governance, promoting a progressive, technology-driven image for the government.
The app will manage the workflow for the CM's summaries, cabinet meetings, and documentation for the Cabinet Committee on Finance (CCF), as well as meeting minutes.
Key features of the app include a dashboard to track key performance indicators (KPIs), dashboards for the Chief Secretary and CM providing an overview of all departments, and search options by date, subject, or agenda.
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