With each passing day, we have witnessed technology permeating deep into our lives. Organizations around the world are harnessing the true potential of technology for creating innovative solutions that can benefit society-at-large. At NIC, our journey has been a testimony to this era of technology-driven innovation through which we have developed and implemented a wide range of solutions for the socio-economic development of the country. Our solutions cover various sectors ranging from health, education, agriculture, transport, rural development, finance to legislature and judiciary, etc. Throughout this journey, we have worked at almost every level of administration to develop digital solutions. The Digital India Program brought-in a wave of digital transformation throughout the country and we also experienced a significant increase in the demand for these digital solutions, and also their commissioning in a short period. As we catered to diverse requirements of solutions on-demand, this brought to the fore the need for software products for governance. Thus, we moved from the philosophy of custom-built projects to software products. This shift has also influenced the departments in adopting software products than getting custom built solutions made. Right from our beginning with eOffice to GePNIC, eCourts, eHospital, eCabinet, and many more – we have demonstrated a strong acumen for productization. Our Product teams at NIC have been very responsive to user feedback & requirements which has helped us continuously evolve our products from one level to the other. With this transformation from projects to products, we have brought in a lot of efficiency in time & resource utilization. It has also helped us in improving the quality of the products in terms of reliability, resilience & scalability. Availability of software products for governance has also helped government departments in getting digital solutions commissioned in a short time. It has helped significantly cut down the long-drawn process of Project Planning, RFP preparation, procurement, and many other related activities, thus creating a win-win situation for all. I am confident that this trend of building products will continue, and we’ll have many more products for digital governance. The use of these products will also help government departments fast-track their digital transformation journey.