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Though functions of the city state had been detailed in Kautilya’s Arthashastra, it is to British rule that we owe the present form of urban local government. The present system of local self-government takes off from the ‘Lord Ripon Resolution’ of 1882 in which municipal authorities were made responsible as units of self-government. |
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 Company ProfileABM Knowledgeware Limited, a BSE Listed company, has been recognised as one of the Top 10 emerging IT companies in India by NASSCOM. It has been operating exclusively in the space of e-Governance for the past 11 years. ABM has been focusing on domains that provide G2C and G2B services. Its solutions all together, are delivering around 125-130 citizen services out of the 300 services that we feel citizens need from governments. ABM operates in three verticals viz., Urban (Municipal) Local Bodies, Utilities (Water and Electricity). SAP practice software developed by it for e-Governing municipal bodies (MAINet) is adopted by the government of Maharashtra for rolling out in the 231 municipal bodies across the state. The same solution is short-listed by the Union Urban Development Ministry for recommendation to all cities listed for Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) programme implementation in India. ABM Knowledgeware has similar achievements in the utility sector as well as SAP projects in urban local bodies, such as INR 116 crore management order from Mumbai municipal corporation. By a rough estimate, ABM Knowledgeware’s e-Governance solutions are delivering 4 million G2C and G2B services per year. As a result, it has developed a thorough insight in implementing and institutionalising e-Governance solutions in the Indian context. | |
Product details ABM CARE: Complaints Management and Redressal – It is a web enabled and comprehensive software for monitoring complaints and their resolution. It enables time-bound resolution due to auto escalation of unresolved complaints, in line with the citizen charter commitments of the customer organisation. It is an Award winning product and is standardised by various organisations. ABM AQUA: Water Billing and Online Collection – It is comprehensive software for Water Billing and Accounting for Municipal Corporations/Councils, Water & Sewerage Boards etc. with on-line cash counters for payment collections. It’s a complete solution for water billing, collection, accounting and other related activities like dispute resolution. ABM MAINet: Municipal Administration Information Network – It’s an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software Solution for Municipal Bodies. It offers strategies and solutions for creating a completely e-Governed Municipal Corporation with more than 100 time-bound citizen services delivered across the counter through ABM CFC. It is also available in individual/group modules for phase-wise computerisation of municipalities. This is proven solution for implementation of comprehensive and citizen-centric e-Governance in municipalities. | |
| ACHIEVEMENTS/USP Some of the key USPs of ABM Knowledgeware solutions are as under:
| Contact Details ABM Knowledgeware Ltd. 5, Unique Industrial Estate, Off Veer Savarkar Marg, Prabhadevi, Mumbai Maharashtra Tel: 022-24379402, 24374687, 24310256 Website: www.abmindia.com Major Regional Offices: Mumbai, Delhi |
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