Qute vs Voter Sarathi

Qute is the mobile companion of Qi for Movement Control of collection objects and adding content. Qi is the web-based, SPECTRUM compliant, Universal Content and Collections Management System for Museums, Archives, Libraries, Performing Art and other cultural organisations. With Qute you can scan a barcode or enter an accession number, in order to lookup essential object information and find out the current location of any object in your collection. You can then enter a new location from your location authority (queried in real time) directly on your iPhone or iPad and save a draft movement to Qi, for later review and approval once back at your desk. Qute dramatically speeds up your collection management movement control, by just letting you walk around your collection with your iPhone/iPad and create movement records as you go. This is just the beginning for Qute. Future releases will add Condition Checking and Conservation Reporting, which you will be able to carry out directly on your iPhone/iPad. ----- Contact Keepthinking to join the over 50 organisations worldwide using Qi and Qute to manage and publish their museum, archive and library collections.

State Election Commission, Himachal Pradesh holds the Elections for Panchayati Raj Institutions and Urban Local Bodies in the state. The Electoral Rolls are prepared by the respective Electoral Registration Officers (SDMs) and Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (BDOs) under the superintendence, direction and control of the State Election Commission using ERMS software. These Electoral Rolls are prepared Ward/Polling Station wise and are published on the web after each revision. The app helps electors of the state to search their name in these rolls to find out the exact details of their vote. They are provided with the District, Block/ULB, Ward, Polling Station (wherever valid), relative name, age, EPIC number, House No, their ward and ward extent etc.