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SSL Company Profile 2020 Company Profile Software Shop Limited 93 B, New Eskaton Road, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Phone: +880 961 222 1000, +880 2 4831 6009 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.sslwireless.com Table of Contents 1 ABOUT SSL WIRELESS .............................................................................. 2 2 VISION, MISSION & VALUES ....................................................................... 3 3 BASIC & LEGAL INFORMATION .................................................................. 4 3.1 DECLARATION ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 4 COMPANY TIMELINE & OVERVIEW .............................................................. 4 5 STAKEHOLDERS AT A GLANCE .................................................................. 5 6 SERVICE AREAS ....................................................................................... 5 7 TOP-LEVEL ORGANOGRAM ........................................................................ 6 8 M AJOR CLIENTS ....................................................................................... 7 8.1 BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES............................................................................................................................................................... 7 8.2 GOVT., NGOS & INTERNATIONAL DONOR AGENCIES .................................................................................................................................. 8 8.3 UTILITY COMPANIES ................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 8.4 INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 9 8.5 TV CHANNELS & NEWSPAPERS ............................................................................................................................................................... 10 8.6 MOBILE HANDSET COMPANIES ............................................................................................................................................................... 10 9 AWARDS & CERTIFICATI ONS ................................................................... 11 10 EXAMPLES OF OUR WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT WORK ................................. 13 11 CORPORATE CLIENTS ............................................................................. 14 11.1 EDUCATION SECTOR .............................................................................................................................................................................. 14 11.2 TRAVEL & AVIATION .............................................................................................................................................................................. 14 11.3 MOBILE AIRTIME & INTERNET RECHARGE ................................................................................................................................................ 14 11.4 ONLINE TICKET PURCHASE ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15 11.5 LIFE STYLE PRODUCT .............................................................................................................................................................................. 15 11.6 ONLINE MUSIC PRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................................................. 15 11.7 E-COMMERCE WEBSITES (EXCLUSIVE) ..................................................................................................................................................... 16 12 PRODUCTS AND SERVICE S ...................................................................... 17 12.1 SMS BANKING SOLUTION ...................................................................................................................................................................... 17 12.2 SHORT CODE MANAGEMENT .................................................................................................................................................................. 17 12.3 BUSINESS SMS ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 12.4 PUSH-PULL SMS MARKETING ................................................................................................................................................................ 18 12.5 PAYMENT GATEWAY SOLUTION (SSLCOMMERZ) ................................................................................................................................... 18 12.6 VIRTUAL RECHARGE/TOP-UP (EASY.COM.BD) ........................................................................................................................................... 18 12.7 ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19 12.8 CARD-ON-FILE SERVICE .......................................................................................................................................................................... 19 12.9 DIGITAL WALLET, DIGITAL BANKING & INSURANCE PLATFORMS ................................................................................................................. 19 12.10 ONLINE MUSIC PORTAL (ETUNES) ........................................................................................................................................................... 19 12.11 DIGITAL MARKETING (NGAGE 360)......................................................................................................................................................... 20 12.12 FIELD XPRESS – FIELD FORCE MANAGEMENT APPLICATION ........................................................................................................................ 21 12.13 MOBILE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT - ANDROID/IOS/WINDOWS/JAVA .................................................................................................... 21 12.14 IVR & CALL CENTRE .............................................................................................................................................................................. 21 12.15 WEB DESIGN & WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT ................................................................................................................................... 21 12.16 DIGITAL SECURITY (SSL) CERTIFICATES ..................................................................................................................................................... 21 12.17 SISA INFORMATION SECURITY ................................................................................................................................................................ 22 12.18 DIGITAL WARRANTY .............................................................................................................................................................................. 23 12.19 ALIENVAULT ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 12.20 IVAC PAYMENT .................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 12.21 CUSTOMIZED SOLUTION ......................................................................................................................................................................... 23 13 REFERENCES: ........................................................................................ 23 1 Page 93 B, New Eskaton Road, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh Phone: +880 961 222 1000, +880 2 4831 6009 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.sslwireless.com 1 ABOUT SSL WIRELESS Software Shop Limited (SSL Wireless) started its journey in 1999 as an associated company of one of the biggest garments exporting groups in Bangladesh, Concorde Garments Group (CGG). Since then it has come a long way contributing in the IT education sector, and later from the year 2007, Software Shop Limited revamped as SSL Wireless and started focusing on the domestic Software development and Telecommunication VAS business. Over the last 12+ years, SSL Wireless (SSL) has become one of the leading Software development and IT Enabled Service (ITES) providers in Bangladesh. SSL is also reputed as one of the leading Application Service Provider (ASP), Value-Added Services (VAS), FinTech and Payment Services providers of the country. SSL's solution and services basket includes but not limited to Mobile Financial Services, Mobile VAS, Messaging Solutions, Enterprise Solutions, Digital Banking Solutions, Online Airtime Recharge (Top- up), Utility Bill Payments, e-Commerce solutions, Website & Apps Development, Digital Wallet, Card-on- File services, Cyber Security, Digital Marketing services, etc. which SSL provides to 90+ Banks & Financial Institutes,
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