The fourth edition of BASIS (Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services) National ICT Awards 2020 is going to be kicked off . In this regard, BASIS organized a virtual press meet on January 11 this year. Moderating the even in his welcome speech, Rashed Kamal, co-convener, BASIS National
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‘Cashless Pay’ launched in the country
State Minister for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Zunaid Ahmed Palak on July 12 inaugurated the program of cashless payment-on-delivery solution ‘Cashless Pay’ through a video conference from his residence office. He put emphasis on ‘virtual currency’ as Bangladesh is going to cashless society soon as the banks are implementing digital payment systems
The Space Crunch For IT Firms
THE EVOLUTION OF CARDS
THE EVOLUTION OF CARDS Mag Stripe Perhaps the biggest driver for the ‘magstripe’ technology was the prevalence of credit card fraud in the 1960s, which was hard to prevent with the lag between purchase and account verification. Using a device called a zip-zap machine, a merchant would apply a roller over
‘OUR CBS IS THE BEST AS EVIDENCED BY OUR 20 BANKS AND NBFI INSTALLATIONS’
LeadSoft is one of the most prominent and leading software development companies in Bangladesh, offering custom software development, software products, offshore software development, professional outsourcing and software consultancy. Having its lineage in the global giant NCR, LeadSoft emerged as a forward looking company in the Bangladesh’s nascent software market in
INVESTIGATIONS INDICATE NORTH KOREA WAS BEHIND THE BANGLADESH BANK ATTACK
The UMG is a consortium created by Radio Free Choson (RFC) and Open Radio for North Korea (ONK), shortwave radio stations targeting North Korea; The Daily NK, an internet periodical reporting on all aspects of North Korea; and OTV, an NGO-based internet television channel. It is the first ever private
WHY IT IS TIME TO OPEN UP THE IT INVESTMENT SCENARIO?
The economy of country which has just entered into a developing stage from the underdeveloped one is usually very protective about its foreign investment. The government of that economy controls how external investments are made, who controls their companies, what they produce, what they export/import etc. In developed capitalist countries, the economy
