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PITB and Pakistan Railways Begin Work on Digital Inspection Regime Software

  • June 25, 2025
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Punjab Information Technology Board and Pakistan Railways have taken the initial step toward developing the Inspection Regime Software, a digital tool aimed at modernizing inspection protocols and improving operational performance across the railway network. The initiative was formally launched during an online meeting chaired by Secretary Pakistan Railways Syed Mazhar Ali Shah, with senior officials from both institutions in attendance.

The session brought together key stakeholders, including PITB’s Additional Director General Syed Qasim Ifzal and Joint Director Arsalan Manzoor, as well as chief officers from Pakistan Railways. Discussions centered on establishing a strategic roadmap for software development, aligning objectives around digital transformation, accountability, and data-driven oversight within the railways system.

The Inspection Regime Software is positioned as a critical component of Pakistan Railways’ modernization efforts, aiming to replace traditional inspection methods with a more transparent and systematic digital process. By integrating real-time data collection, performance tracking, and centralized reporting, the system is expected to enhance safety compliance, reduce manual inefficiencies, and provide railway management with actionable insights.

According to PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf, digitizing inspection operations will contribute to greater transparency and efficiency across Pakistan Railways’ services. He emphasized that the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to introducing sustainable, citizen-focused digital solutions that strengthen public service delivery at scale.

Pakistan Railways has faced increasing pressure to upgrade its infrastructure and operations, and the adoption of digital inspection systems is seen as a key enabler for improving service quality. The partnership with PITB leverages the board’s extensive experience in building public sector technology platforms, further cementing its role in facilitating digital innovation across government departments.

This collaboration also reflects broader national priorities around digital governance, where institutions are being encouraged to modernize internal processes and improve service interfaces using technology. By automating key functions such as inspections, public agencies like Pakistan Railways can enhance operational integrity while ensuring timely oversight and regulatory compliance.

Both PITB and Pakistan Railways reiterated their shared intention to deploy user-centric platforms that contribute to long-term institutional efficiency and public accountability. The Inspection Regime Software is expected to be developed in phases, with continued coordination between technical teams to ensure that functional and operational needs are adequately addressed.

The initiative highlights the increasing role of technology in transforming public infrastructure management, with PITB continuing to play a central role in enabling government bodies to adopt scalable and efficient IT solutions. As part of its mandate, PITB has consistently supported digital transformation across multiple departments, and the new collaboration with Pakistan Railways adds to its portfolio of sectoral modernization projects.

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