He said the state agencies' goal is to move from a nation that builds buildings to a nation that builds systems. However, 70–80% of state agencies still need to shift from manual, paper-based work processes to digitalised ones. Network infrastructure remains the backbone of the digital state, facilitating seamless data transmission and inter-agency connectivity, while supporting critical database upgrades. This should boost state agencies' tech spending to enhance their e-services and apps. The state agencies continue to purchase physical servers, instead of using public cloud services, Mr Woraphop said.

Source: Bangkok Post February 10, 2026 00:09 UTC