IT Minister Emphasizes Importance of Data Availability

By: Muhammad Faheem Anwar

ISLAMABAD: Minister of State for IT and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja has said that the availability of data in this digital era is the need of the hour.

She said that data has great importance in decision-making.
Minister of State for IT Shaza Fatima Khawaja was talking to Haroon Kanth, the Country Director Teradata Global Consulting Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd, who called on her on Monday. Matters of mutual interest, database, IT exports, and telecom sector were discussed in the meeting.

She said that the stable database is vital for better services delivery. Shaza Fatima said credible database is utmost necessary for the capacity building of government organisations.

She urged Teradata to work with Ministry of IT and Telecom.
Haroon Kanth ensured that the Teradata is ready to work with the government of Pakistan

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