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Effectiveness of Information Communication Technology in Integrated Rural Development Management
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) holds immense potential to transform rural development by bridging the digital divide and fostering inclusive growth. This paper explores how ICT can revolutionize various aspects of rural life, including education, healthcare, agriculture, and financial services. The adoption of ICT in rural areas can enhance access to quality education through e-learning platforms, improve healthcare delivery via telemedicine, and boost agricultural productivity with precision farming techniques. Moreover, ICT can facilitate financial inclusion by enabling digital payments and mobile banking. Despite its transformative potential, several challenges such as infrastructure limitations, digital literacy, and socioeconomic barriers hinder the widespread adoption of ICT in rural areas. This paper underscores the importance of collaborative efforts between government, private sector, and civil society to address these challenges and leverage ICT for sustainable rural development. By harnessing the power of ICT, rural communities can achieve significant socioeconomic progress and contribute to the nation's overall development.
India is one of the highest milk producing country in the world. India has largest population of bovines. In India milk cooperative sector is well penetrated and well established then also India is facing deficiency of milk. India is net milk importer. Main reason behind this is milk cooperative and cattle farms are operating at very low efficiency and there is lack of governance. In this research paper through secondary study we have tried to explore how an ERP system can improve the corporate governance of milk cooperative. Here we have discuss the traditional way of operating milk cooperative and we have identify the areas in which milk cooperatives can implement ERP system to improve the milk cooperative governance.
In this research paper we have discussed the implication of disruptive ICT base ERP in dairy industry. We have tried to study the integration of disruptive ICT (Information and Communication Technology) with traditional ERP system for the betterment of milk cooperatives and cattle farms. We have explored these by analyzing successful village level and dairy level ICT implementations. We have considered disruptive technologies like internet on things, mobile applications, RFID tags, payment gateway and geo-spatial technology.
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