Information Technology : One Of The Information System In Bangladesh

Asian country of Bangladesh has a total population of about 160,996,000 (Bangladesh). When Bangladesh is compared with India, it is evident that considerable progress is being made to improve the health of the people of Bangladesh. Nevertheless, there remain many areas of concern. Some of these concerns are the countries health development and provisions for healthcare delivery. There are differences in the overall health of the citizens of Bangladesh and those of India. In Bangladesh, the annual population

report: We have selected Huawei Technologies Company Limited for our MIS project. We selected Huawei Technologies Company Limited because this is a Chinese company .At first we selected Citycell (Telecom Operator), but when we visited City cell we learnt that City-cell is now using Huawei product, and Huawei is a Chinese company. We know about the quality of Chinese product. Most of the Chinese product can not make people happy or satisfied. But we found that Huawei now is one of the top positions in the

cycles are getting shorter and maintaining high quality is difficult. Most users want (or need) to have access to information from all over the

ERP in Bangladesh: Enterprise system promises to greatly change four dimensions of business: firm structure, management process, technology platform, and business capability. At present in Bangladesh, companies can use ERP to support organizational structures that were not previously possible or to create a more disciplined organizational culture. The working force or the employees in the country are not technologically sound enough to get adapted with ERP at this moment, which is a great constraint

Introduction In this era of technology, there is a general agreement that Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have been contributing to improve qualities of life, as well as economical growth as a whole. Businesses and economic sectors are relying on technological advancements that facilitate them to establish an integrated value chain. Using these advancements strategically and appropriately can also enhance productivity and improved competitiveness. Likewise, governments and global

Innovations in Banking Sector: Problems and Prospects of Modern Banking in Bangladesh Introduction: The innovation in banking is applied with a sensitivity to all concerned ~ the bankers using the modern banking instruments, customers enjoying seamless modernized service and stakeholders receiving improved earnings due to the tech savvy banking. In the lights of automation in banking, it is felt that a whole new world of convenience has opened up for customers and the banks themselves have become

1. Abstract Emergence of technology not only widens scientific horizon it also gives problems for the jurisprudence, legal system and legal world. The Information Technology which is made up of Computers, Internet and Cyberspace give problems for the law. Current system and its framework has proven to be inadequate in case of handing with Information Technology itself as well as while handling with the alterations induced by the Information Technology in the way of peoples living. The courts all

Study on “Applications of 3G technology in the Education sector: Perspective Bangladesh” Name: Md. Mahbubul Haque Osmani Faculty of MSJ department, University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh. Address: 105, 4th floor, Lake Circus, Kalabagan, Dhaka. Mobile: 01716806361 E-mail: osmani.mcj.du@gmail.com Applications of 3G technology in the Education sector: Perspective Bangladesh ABSTRACT: Bangladesh recently touched a new milestone in Information and Communication Technology with the inauguration of commercial

Letter of Transmittal 26 September 2012 Sayed Tanim Muhammed Tareq Lecturer FBA, USTC Dear Sir, I am pleased to present the annual report on the Globalization impact in Bangladesh. This report has been prepared to meet the requirements on the basis of reasons effecting Bangladesh due to Globalization. Our annual report is submitted in accordance with the provisions of the knowledge provided and shared between our team members. The annual report of this project has also been prepared in line with

communication by reducing cost of information searching. Mobile phone is one of the important components in developing countries where needs of the people differs from people to people (Unwin, 2009). Waverman, Meschi and Fuss (2005) note that “mobile phones substitute for fixed lines in poor countries,” and that “mobile telephony has a positive and significant impact on economic growth.” Bedia (1999) also suggested that use of dependable information technology reduces the information transmitting cost among