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CDCO boosts efficiency through KalSoft’s State-of-the-Art Automation Solution

KalSoft Pvt. Ltd., a leading I.T. Solutions Provider and Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, has successfully delivered state-of-the-art applications for International Driving Permit (IDP) and Domicile Issuance, enhancing the effectiveness and rationalizing the processes at Chief and Deputy Commissioners’ Office (CDCO). As part of the mega contract, awarded to KalSoft, CDCO aims to adopt a robust, secure and forward looking solution based on industry’s best practices, under the Electronic Government Directorate (EGD) umbrella.

KalSoft has once again carved a niche in the provision of quality services aimed at establishing a solid e-government structure. The automation of IDP and Domicile Issuance has geared timely processing of documents and provided seamless computerization of existing processes. Applicants are now able to obtain their driving licenses and domiciles through one window operation. The automation of the critical processes has remarkably reduced processing time and inefficiencies while facilitating more informed citizen responses.

Mr. Khurram H. Kalia, President and CEO KalSoft, expressed, “Government of Pakistan through the Electronic Government Directorate has embarked on a mission to introduce and implement electronic government in order to facilitate the citizens of Pakistan. KalSoft is proud to be a strategic partner in this mission and is working very closely with EGD to enable the various departments with automation and state of the art IT solutions. As part of this initiative some very important projects have been rolled out and one of the most important one is the automation of Chief Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner Offices, the first phase of which has gone live successfully. We are committed to this mission and our best-of-breed solutions will not only improve the efficiency of the various government department it will also enable them to provide much improved services to the general public and facilitate them in a much better fashion.”