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Leveraging ICT for Growth and Competition in Bangladesh : IT/ITES Industry Development. / Tenzin Norbhu.

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Book
Government document
Author/Creator:
Norbhu, Tenzin.
Contributor:
Hoffman-Kiess, Erika.
Kharbanda, Mohan.
Kuek, Siou Chew.
Norbhu, Tenzin.
Takagaki, Elli.
Series:
Other papers
World Bank e-Library.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Audits.
Best Practices.
Business Development.
Business Environment.
Capacity Building.
Capital Markets.
Cities.
Communication Skills.
Communications Technology.
Decision Making.
Demographics.
E-Business.
E-Commerce.
E-Government.
Economic Development.
Electricity.
Financial Management.
Financial Services.
Gross Domestic Product.
Hardware.
Human Resources.
Ict Economics.
Ict Policy and Strategies.
Inflation.
Information and Communication Technologies.
Information Security.
Information Technology.
Intellectual Property Rights.
Joint Ventures.
Labor Costs.
Marketing.
Outsourcing.
Privacy.
Private Sector.
Private Sector Development.
Social Development.
Telecommunications.
Telecommunications Industry.
Voice Over Internet Protocol.
Local Subjects:
Audits.
Best Practices.
Business Development.
Business Environment.
Capacity Building.
Capital Markets.
Cities.
Communication Skills.
Communications Technology.
Decision Making.
Demographics.
E-Business.
E-Commerce.
E-Government.
Economic Development.
Electricity.
Financial Management.
Financial Services.
Gross Domestic Product.
Hardware.
Human Resources.
Ict Economics.
Ict Policy and Strategies.
Inflation.
Information and Communication Technologies.
Information Security.
Information Technology.
Intellectual Property Rights.
Joint Ventures.
Labor Costs.
Marketing.
Outsourcing.
Privacy.
Private Sector.
Private Sector Development.
Social Development.
Telecommunications.
Telecommunications Industry.
Voice Over Internet Protocol.
Other Title:
Leveraging ICT for Growth and Competition in Bangladesh
Place of Publication:
Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2009.
System Details:
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Summary:
The objective of this study is to assist Bangladesh in becoming a viable player in the IT/ITES industry in five years by identifying the strategies, programs and investments needed in order for the country to leverage ICT for economic growth and competitiveness, as well as for social development by increasing gender equality and youth employment. Why is it important for Bangladesh to concentrate its efforts in developing the IT/ITES industry? First of all, industry development is aligned with many of the goals for Digital Bangladesh as described in the manifesto, including development of software exports, IT parks, youth employment, et cetera Secondly, the global IT/ITES is too large to be ignored - leaving a significant untapped market for which many countries are competing. Beyond direct economic benefits, IT/ITES growth can generate large-scale employment. India and the Philippines are established competitors while China, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Pakistan are emerging as new threats. To-date, the IT/ITES industry development activities in Bangladesh, while not without its successes, generally lacks widely accepted, centralized leadership or focus. This must change if Bangladesh is going to mount serious competition for an increase in market share.

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