The goal of this paper is to implement e-governance in a flexible and cost effective manner to suit with current ICT infrastructure in Bangladesh to provide better information and service delivery of the government to the public; and hence promote democratic practices through public participation and consultation.

Purpose of the research/paper: The existing land management system of Bangladesh, which is largely a legacy of the British rule of India, has resisted most attempts at change for close to a century. With millions of land-related lawsuits pending, and tens of millions of people named in landrelated lawsuits, land management has been a major impediment to the economy of the country. The research attempts to computerize the existing system, within the rules of existing law, so as to reduce the widespread hardship caused to much of the population.

Purpose of the research/paper: To demonstrate that modelling of the supply network can be a useful tool for managers Implications for practice: Sensitive modelling of the supply network using readily available validated modelling approaches can provide insights which enable improved management of supply networksValue of the paper: The paper will be of interest to academics, practitioners, managers, and/or students of business and management.