Unequal access to connectivity, digital tools and digital skills has been driving a wedge between societies over the last few decades; something the pandemic has exaggerated. On the flip side,…
'Augmented Reality' is a very recent term in technology. As a matter of fact, it is one of the recent innovations with regard to graphics designing, animation and usage of…
The path to power lies with a path to energy. Energy is an essential element for development in the contemporary world. The modern world is by and large industry-driven, most…
A digital economic system has long been introduced in Bangladesh. With the help of private organizations such as Bkash and Rocket, the transfer of finances through electronic means has gained…
Over the past decade, cryptocurrencies and blockchain have made a huge wave in the global economy. From its inception, crypto-currencies managed to take control of the economy of certain industries…
Are you an aspiring entrepreneur just starting with your venture? If yes, you are probably full of confidence and optimism about your future success. The most fulfilling part of this…
While Customer Care has always been an inevitably integral component of the backbone that builds and retains loyal customers leading to increased retention and repeat purchases coupled with a shot…
Video games have come a long way and expanded their horizons drastically. They are not just a source of entertainment for kids anymore. They are not just fantastical things to…
There are more than 100 billion chips in daily use around the world. Even before the pandemic struck, demand exceeded the supply of semiconductors. It is becoming clear that the semiconductor supply chain disruption is weighing on economic growth.
While the term “Super App” is not new, having been first brought to focus by BlackBerry founder Mike Lazaridis in 2010 and described as “a closed ecosystem of many apps that people would use every day because they offer such a seamless, integrated, contextualized and efficient experience.”, they have gained rapid popularity and success in the Asia-Pacific region in recent years.
Bangladesh Gaming Industry is the third-largest video game market in South Asia. With the rise of so many talented and passionate game designers and artists, and resourceful and apt home originated studios to support them- if we can truly support this industry as a part of Digital Bangladesh- the future will indeed paint the global game development market green and red. Success stories are there, but they are so far stretched apart that they don’t really get the opportunity to hit the limelight. The industry is taking its time, but it is moving forward.