Career Bhattacharya advises governments on e-governance strategies. He has also worked on state level initiatives, such as PPP in Tourism in Chhattisgarh, PPP in Tourism in Andhra Pradesh, Splitting of companies and societies of erstwhile Andhra Pradesh into companies and societies for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh , Non-tax, digital assets driven revenue generation for Government of Andhra Pradesh, initiating Smart City Master Planning and Sector-Specific Smart City Infrastructure Project Plans including proposing regulatory interventions for Visakhapatnam, Implemented Open Source systems for Government of Telangana to manage Investors into Telangana, Conceptualization of Smart Theme City on PPP basis in Chhattisgarh, Policy on Smart Cities for Government of Gujarat, Revising the Industrial policy for the Government of Gujarat, Economic Analysis of the Impact of a Large Investment into Andhra Pradesh and calculation of the Economic Returns on Investment, Sing-window clearance system for Government of Punjab, Knowledge Partner for Investment Promotion Campaign of Punjab, Development and deployment of Open-source Investor Management System in Telangana, Review and revision of Tourism Policy of Andhra Pradesh, 2010 etc. Bhattacharya also designed and implemented a eHealth system with CSIR , that provided remote healthcare through a system of "Hospital in a Box. " It was launched by the then Science and Technology Minister. He also designed and implemented an eEducation system (Tatkal Kaksha) with Ministry of IT , that provided a rapidly scalable satellite connected education system for regular schools in remote area and for madrassas . It was launched by the Minister of Human resource development. He also designed, developed and delivered a Gaussian EMI-EMC radiation leak-proof transportable NOC/SOC for the Signals of Indian Army, that could be transported on Tatra trucks. Bhattacharya also helped set up Centers for e-Governance, along with respective Governments/ Government Universities, in India, China, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Sri Lanka. He is also authored the report on Analysis of technology & IT roadmap for Electric Vehicles in India. Academic contributions Jaijit Bhattacharya is also in the Board of Directors of IIM Calcutta Innovation Park and is leading the initiative of Niti Aayog in drafting the chapter on Digital Vision 2035 as part of the larger efforts to draft the India Vision 2035 plan. Bhattacharya contributed to key national initiatives such as Restructuring of the Indian Airforce based on the Shekatkar Committee report, Ranking of States on Ease of Doing Business by DIPP, conceptualization of Smart Cities by Ministry of Urban Development, Hriday initiative, ADB led Multi-modal Logistics URL including in Jogighopa in Assam, creating the Smart City Plan for New Delhi Municipal Council, Programme Management for development of a Comprehensive Integrated Master Plan for the Four Industrial Nodes of the VCIC, Regulatory and Financial Due-diligence of education initiatives submitted to Ministry of Human Resources Development, Government of India, Program Management Unit for Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban), plan and strategy for rollout of unnat chulha (improved cookstove) in rural India for MNRE (funded by GIZ) etc. Bhattacharya has been part of the World Bank initiative of South-Asian Digital connectivity on areas of education, healthcare and e-governance. He has earlier worked in senior roles in Accenture, IBM, Oracle, Sun Microsystems and HP and has been the Founding Partner of Catallyst Constellations LLP. He has been responsible for the creation of the next generation of solutions for governments, based on open standards. Bhattacharya advises governments on e-governance strategies. He has conducted training for ADB institute in Tokyo on Public Expenditure Management and has helped World Bank develop curriculum for their e-Leadership program. He is deeply involved in Technology Policy making for the Indian Army and has coined the terms "Digital Colonization" and the term "Technological Sovereignty", based on which he conducted National Conclave on Technological Sovereignty for five years with the Indian Army and Centre for Land Warfare Studies. Bhattacharya has authored over 50 peer-reviewed papers on technology and technology policy, including the seminal paper on "Technology Standards: A route to digital colonization" in 2010.
Career Bhattacharya advises governments on e-governance strategies. He has also worked on state level initiatives, such as PPP in Tourism in Chhattisgarh, PPP in Tourism in Andhra Pradesh, splitting of companies and societies of erstwhile Andhra Pradesh into companies and societies for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh . Bhattacharya also designed and implemented a eHealth system with CSIR . It was launched by the then Science and Technology Minister. He also designed and implemented an eEducation system (Tatkal Kaksha) with Ministry of IT . It was launched by the Minister of Human resource development. He also designed, developed and delivered a Gaussian EMI-EMC radiation leak-proof transportable NOC/SOC for the Signals of Indian Army, that could be transported on Tatra trucks. Bhattacharya also helped set up Centers for e-Governance, along with respective Governments/ Government Universities, in India, China, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Sri Lanka. He is also authored the report on Analysis of technology & IT roadmap for Electric Vehicles in India. Academic contributions Jaijit Bhattacharya is in the Board of Directors of IIM Calcutta Innovation Park and is drafting the chapter on Digital Vision 2035. Bhattacharya contributed to national initiatives such as Restructuring of the Indian Airforce based on the Shekatkar Committee report, Ranking of States on Ease of Doing Business by DIPP, conceptualization of Smart Cities by Ministry of Urban Development, Hriday initiative, ADB led Multi-modal Logistics URL including in Jogighopa in Assam, creating the Smart City Plan for New Delhi Municipal Council, Programme Management for development of a Comprehensive Integrated Master Plan for the Four Industrial Nodes of the VCIC, Regulatory and Financial Due-diligence of education initiatives submitted to Ministry of Human Resources Development, Government of India, Program Management Unit for Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban), plan and strategy for rollout of unnat chulha (improved cookstove) in rural India for MNRE (funded by GIZ) etc. Bhattacharya has been part of the World Bank initiative of South-Asian Digital connectivity on areas of education, healthcare and e-governance. He has earlier worked in senior roles in Accenture, IBM, Oracle, Sun Microsystems and HP and has been the Founding Partner of Catallyst Constellations LLP. Bhattacharya advises governments on e-governance strategies. He has conducted training for ADB institute in Tokyo on Public Expenditure Management and has helped World Bank develop curriculum for their e-Leadership program. 
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He is deeply involved in Technology Policy making for the Indian Army and has coined the terms "Digital Colonization" and the term "Technological Sovereignty", based on which he conducted National Conclave on Technological Sovereignty for five years with the Indian Army and Centre for Land Warfare Studies. Bhattacharya has authored over 50 peer-reviewed papers on technology and technology policy, including the seminal paper on "Technology Standards: A route to digital colonization" in 2010.