DIRI at the Indian School of Business collaborates with Transerve for its India Pulse Program
Hyderabad: Location Intelligence firm Transerve has signed an agreement with the Indian School of Business (ISB) to provide a location intelligence (LI) platform for DIRI’s flagship India Pulse program. India Pulse is a next-generation e-governance technology stack and implementation framework. The objective of India pulse is to generate insights and intelligence from the information that is being generated by the digital systems within governments.
The project will involve the development of an interactive dashboard under the India Pulse portal, wherein data will be leveraged to create predictive and spatial intelligence into governance. The immediate benefits from India Pulse are expected to feed into various state governments’ program implementation and evaluation. The data collected for the India Pulse platform will be provided by state governments which will be represented spatially on-the-fly to visualize the spread over geography and time.
Commenting on the association, Mr. Ashwani Rawat, Co-Founder & Director, Transerve said, “Over the years Transerve has collaborated with various state governments to assist them with data-driven decisions making. Marking a new milestone, we are delighted to associate with DIRI@ISB as a key partner in the development of the India Pulse portal. Using our expertise in location intelligence, we will be developing an interactive portal which will help in analyzing the effectiveness of various schemes at the rural level.”
Prof. Bhagwan Chowdhry, Executive Director, DIRI said, “We at the Digital Identity Research Initiative (DIRI) look forward to associate with Transerve for the development of the India Pulse Portal. DIRI through its data-driven research seeks to inform policymakers and with this association, we want to extend our support to the Government of Andhra Pradesh in its endeavor to use a data-driven approach to formulate a roadmap for the sustainable development of the state.”
