Systems Limited has continued its unique preference to work on public sector projects by winning another Rs 300 million contract of Punjab Government to develop centralized Land Records Management Information System (LRMIS).
This was the second project it received from Punjab Government after it received a similar project for Khyber Pakhtoonkhawa. In August, the company also declared its rising engagement of different projects in Middle East, USA and Australia.
The project has been awarded by Project Management Unit at the Board of Revenue Punjab (PMU‐BOR)
Systems Limited will deliver a solution which will serve over 12,000 users in 150 Tehsils across 300 services centers in Punjab
The new system will be serving over 12,000 users in the BOR and related stakeholders in all districts of Punjab and with its state of the art architecture, as desired by the PMU‐BOR. Systems Limited will deliver a solution which will be securely hosted and deliver uniformly efficient service to all users in the 150 Tehsils across 300 services centers in the province.
Systems Limited has already been involved in Land Record Computerization across three provinces in Pakistan. Land Records Management Information System Punjab is set to be one of the largest Land Records’ databases in South East Asia.
Land Records Management Information System Punjab is set to be one of the largest Land Records’ databases in South East Asia
Local IT companies are very much active in international market as well as local market but usually stick to the private sector. However, this news is a sign that projects of public sector are being done with equal spirit. This example should be followed by other companies so they can play their due role in building up Pakistan.
It is hoped that digitalization of land record system will have a long-term favorable impact on the economy through transparency and reduction in corruption.
Good initiative. Technology will really help Pakistan. We should also work to bring or at least have their alternative of services like uber and Airbnb.
Why PITB didn’t get this opportunity ?
It was given to PITB which failed to deliver. It moved to another body (a premier institute in Lahore I do not want to disclose) which also failed. Not they outsourced this time to a stable and oldest software giant. Makes sense now?
I know so many people in PITB and 90% of them are unprofessional, “sifarshi” and they all have some serious attitude problems.