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BASIS Softexpo Expo Guide-2017 2017 February 1-4, 2017 EXPO GUIDE /BASIS.SoftExpo www.softexpo.com.bd BASIS SOFTEXPO 2017 GUIDE BOOK CONTENTS Venue and Program Day 03 Session Matrix 06 BASIS Overview 10 SoftExpo Overview 14 Sponsors’ Profile 20 Exhibitor Profile 27 Business Software Zone 28 ITES and BPO Zone 62 Mobile Application Zone 70 e-Commerce Zone 90 01 Vanue Bangabandhu International Conference Center Date February 1-4, 2017 Session Matrix SoftExpo 2017 SESSION MATRIX DATE & TIME TIME CELEBRITY HALL MEDIA BAZAAR WINDY TOWN GREEN VIEW (SEMINAR) (ROUND TABLES) 11:00-1:00pm Inauguration Ceremony Inauguration of BASIS Tech Women Mobile Application DAY 1 3:00-5:00pm Smart Card (3.00-4.00pm) Conference 2017 Development-whats next? API Exchange (1ST FEBRUARY) eCommerce in Bangladesh: WEDNESDAY Education for Every Citizen- Ensuring level playing field Cross Platform Game Building a Digital Platform for local players and 5:30-7:30pm International B2B (4.30-8.00) Development for Education and Learning establishing a sustainable value chain for eCommerce Idea Workshop for Game 11:00-1:00pm IoT: Changing our Lifestyle Encriptions on Cloud Data Development Application Life Cycle Mobile Application; IT Market Research: An Management (ALM): Monetization is the key Importance of UI/UX in 3:00-5:00pm Evolutionary Approach Tools for Empowering mobile gaming & DAY 2 software & ITES Industry Application (2ND FEBRUARY) THURSDAY "Startup : journey, eLearning for Skills Bangladesh Post Office: Addressing Cyber security opportunities & challenges in Development New Frontier for from global and local 5:30-7:30pm Bangladesh" eCommerce perspectives Digital Service delivery: Export Marketing Strategy Easy Way to Cloud Server 10:30-12:30pm Coding for Kids prospects & challenges to obtain 5Bn by 2021 Administration Business Growth & Recommendations for IT Bangladesh-Japan: ICT enhancing consumer 3:00-5:00pm Education (WCIT 2016) Opportunities & Prospects DAY 3 experience through (3RD FEBRUARY) Online Payment FRIDAY Developers Conference 2017 Boosting up the Next Digital Transformation with Importance of Quality Generation for ICT 5:30-7:30pm Cloud Computing Certification for IT Industry Entrepreneurship Public Policy for Financial Data Security in the evolving Digital Marketing for 11:00-1:00pm Entreprenureship and Sector Payments Ecosystem Boosting Business Career in ICT SecurITy 2017: Information Accounting BPO: The DAY 4 3:00-5:00pm Protecting Innovation (4 FEBRUARY) Security Conference Hidden Opportunity SATURDAY Leadership Meet 5:30-7:30pm (6:00-9:00PM) BASIS OVERVIEW 01 BASIS OVERVIEW BASIS OVERVIEW Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS) is the national trade body for Software & IT Enabled Service industry of Bangladesh. Established in 1997, the association has been working with a vision of developing vibrant software & IT service industry in the country. BASIS started its journey with only 17 charter members. Today the membership stands more than eleven hundred. Members of BASIS account for the lion share of the total software & IT services revenue of the country. BASIS tries to pursue the following broad goals through its regular programs and activities: • Domestic market development by creating awareness ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE • International market development through networking and business AND GOVERNANCE linkage BASIS is run by a nine member Board of Directors (elected by direct voting of the • Capacity building of the member companies members). The Board of Directors has the overall responsibility for running the • Member service development and delivery in different operational and affairs of BASIS and setting policy guidelines for its secretariat. Aside from the business support areas elected board of directors, there are 24 Standing Committees comprising of • Advocacy for business friendly and enabling government policies for the members who are experts in relevant areas. development of software and IT enabled service industry BASIS has a strong secretariat. The secretariat is well staffed to deliver different • Social contribution, as responsible citizen group, towards the long term member services and to carry out programs & activities in different areas as national vision specified within the broad goals of the association. Currently, the employee size BASIS has already gained modest success in attaining the above mentioned of BASIS Secretariat is 16. goals. For domestic market creation, BASIS has wide range of programs and ONGOING PROJECTS OF BASIS activities. Every year BASIS organizes BASIS SoftExpo, the biggest software and ITES exposition in the country. During the recent years, SoftExpo has become • Software Technology Park -1 (STP-1) the yearly mega market place where software & IT service companies in the • BASIS Institute of Technology & Management (BITM) country project their products and services to potential IT users, both at • BASIS-A2I Joint Project for national portal framework development corporate/organizational and individual level. For development of market in • NTFIII Project (supported by CBI, Netherlands ICT and strategic partner: government sector BASIS has been working closely with different concerned BASIS & DCCI) Ministries and agencies of government. With regard to export market • BASIS Softexpo 2017 development, BASIS regularly takes initiatives for creating exposure for member • Bangladesh Internet week 2017 companies to international markets with the help of different government and • Digital World 2017 development agencies working in the export development area. • APICTA Awards 2017, Dhaka • BASIS outsourcing Award 2017 BASIS has led numerous industry development initiatives such as workshops, • Japan IT Week 2017 industry seminars and conferences, and industry research studies. These • GITEX Technology Week 2017, Dubai activities are aimed at not only to support the One Bangladesh Vision, but also • CeBIT Hannover, Germany to catalyze industry growth. • NASA Space Apps Challange 10 Membership Growth 1026 Established in 1997 with 17 members Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS) is the 1031 members in 2016 national trade body for Software & IT Enabled Service industry of Bangladesh. Established in 1997, the association has been working with a vision of developing vibrant software & IT service industry in the country. BASIS started its journey with only 17 charter members. Today the membership stands more than eleven hundred. Members of BASIS account for the lion share of the total software & IT services revenue of the country. 17 BASIS tries to pursue the following broad goals through its regular programs and 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 activities: • Domestic market development by creating awareness ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE • International market development through networking and business AND GOVERNANCE linkage BASIS is run by a nine member Board of Directors (elected by direct voting of the • Capacity building of the member companies members). The Board of Directors has the overall responsibility for running the • Member service development and delivery in different operational and affairs of BASIS and setting policy guidelines for its secretariat. Aside from the business support areas elected board of directors, there are 24 Standing Committees comprising of • Advocacy for business friendly and enabling government policies for the members who are experts in relevant areas. development of software and IT enabled service industry BASIS has a strong secretariat. The secretariat is well staffed to deliver different • Social contribution, as responsible citizen group, towards the long term member services and to carry out programs & activities in different areas as national vision specified within the broad goals of the association. Currently, the employee size BASIS has already gained modest success in attaining the above mentioned of BASIS Secretariat is 16. goals. For domestic market creation, BASIS has wide range of programs and ONGOING PROJECTS OF BASIS activities. Every year BASIS organizes BASIS SoftExpo, the biggest software and ITES exposition in the country. During the recent years, SoftExpo has become • Software Technology Park -1 (STP-1) the yearly mega market place where software & IT service companies in the • BASIS Institute of Technology & Management (BITM) country project their products and services to potential IT users, both at • BASIS-A2I Joint Project for national portal framework development corporate/organizational and individual level. For development of market in • NTFIII Project (supported by CBI, Netherlands ICT and strategic partner: government sector BASIS has been working closely with different concerned BASIS & DCCI) Ministries and agencies of government. With regard to export market • BASIS Softexpo 2017 development, BASIS regularly takes initiatives for creating exposure for member • Bangladesh Internet week 2017 companies to international markets with the help of different government and • Digital World 2017 development agencies working in the export development area. • APICTA Awards 2017, Dhaka • BASIS outsourcing Award 2017 BASIS has led numerous industry development initiatives such as workshops, • Japan IT Week 2017 industry seminars and conferences, and industry research studies. These • GITEX Technology Week 2017, Dubai activities are aimed at not only to support the One Bangladesh Vision, but also • CeBIT Hannover, Germany to catalyze industry growth. • NASA
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