The mobile revolution is one of the most disruptive forces in the technological world. Thus, the Government of Mauritius has adopted a strategic direction that involves the adoption and promotion of innovative and modern technologies.

The Smart Mobile Apps Platform has been formulated and implemented to release new mobile applications for innovative services to citizens. The platform comprises of three main components, namely:
 A Service Oriented Architecture system that will allow the quick and consistent deployment of mobile app servers
 A government “app store” website to reference and promote the mobile apps as well as any future apps
 11 mobile applications, available on major platforms (iOS and Android) for pilot launch. The mobile apps are listed below:
1. Search Gov
2. Smart Traffic
3. Smart Police
4. Emergency Alert App
5. Energy Efficiency (EEMO)
6. Family Welfare
7. Consumer Rights
8. School Companion
9. SME Net
10. Green Living Index
11. Agriculture app

http://mauritiusapps.govmu.org

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The project is based on open source technologies, and is location independent. The platform facilitates the implementation and rolling out of mobile applications, through the reuse of template environments, code projects and common resources such as web services, authentication mechanisms etc.

After adding a functionality to select the country/region in the app, the requirements for replicating the system are:
-Host server (web service + 'middleware' layer + persistent storage machines)
-Training of staff to use the system.

Following the release of the platform, a number of mobile applications were quickly developed and released. By creating an innovation friendly environment and simplifying the technological hurdles, a number of SDGs were positively influenced by the functionalities and services offered through the platform.

The principles for an Information Society for all are upheld, essentially by using ICT infrastructure to provide universal, ubiquitous, equitable and affordable access to ICT infrastructure and services, capacity building and benefit people in many aspects of life