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Food Corporation of India selects Coforge for its digital transformation project, Anna DARPAN

Anna DARPAN aims to enhance supply chain management efficiency.

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New Delhi: The Food Corporation of India (FCI) has selected Coforge Limited as the system integrator (SI) for its digital transformation project, Anna DARPAN. The project aims to streamline and enhance the supply chain management system at various levels, a PIB press release stated.

The Anna DARPAN system will be designed to improve efficiency and productivity by creating an interactive and user-friendly UI design. It will also enable data-driven decision-making by leveraging data analytics to support strategic and operational decisions. The system will be integrated with internal and external systems, and a mobile-first approach will be prioritized to ensure that it is accessible anytime, anywhere.

As part of the project, Coforge will be responsible for the end-to-end design, development, implementation, and maintenance of the Anna DARPAN system. The development team will leverage the latest technology and a state-of-the-art IT environment to build a cloud-based platform for hosting the system. It will be powered by a service mesh architecture, which will facilitate seamless communication among microservices.

In the requirement gathering, analysis, and documentation phase of the project, Coforge will have extensive visibility into FCI’s operations, including a deep understanding of its requirements, existing process flows, and potential integration opportunities with current FCI-related applications. This will help in developing a comprehensive solution that meets the specific needs of the organization. The requirement gathering process is currently underway.


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