https://ar.iub.edu.bd/handle/11348/33 Selected Internship Reports of BBA 2026-04-15T22:33:55Z https://ar.iub.edu.bd/handle/11348/192 Bangladesh – An emerging Market for IT/ITeS Outsourcing: An analysis of why Limelight Networks Inc. should outsource to Bangladesh. Rahman, Ashiqur Global IT enabled services industry has been growing steadily in the last decade. The current global economic crisis has led to shrinking IT budgets for corporate, but there has been a continual growth in demand for global demand of IT services, with cost optimization being the primary driver for off-shoring services to the developing countries in order to acquire the best options at the cheapest possible rates. The increasing cost being the primary driver for off-shoring IT services provision from the West to the East. The increasing field of development and pioneer technology, with new service delivery paradigms like cloud computing and multiple sourcing, is set to transform the ITES industry globally. Over recent years, Bangladesh has made major strides in laying the groundwork for a diverse and successful IT services market. The IT services industry within Bangladesh has been growing serving international clients and domestic clients in banking and telecom sectors. The industry now employs over 20000 people, and is exporting services to European, North American and East Asian clients. Bangladesh’s emerging IT service players already have strong credentials. Bangladesh offers a vast pool of young, trained and English speaking resources – available at costs almost 40% lower than established destinations like India and Philippines. Government authorities have demonstrated a determination to promote IT services industry in the country – providing cheaper bandwidth and alternate international cables, setting up Technology parks and providing tax holidays for export oriented industries. The “Digital Bangladesh” initiative of the government is helping setup infrastructure for enhanced connectivity, ICT based citizen service delivery and ICT based Education system. There is evidence of many global players, like Samsung, AMD, VizRT, WorldBridge Global – setting up operations in Bangladesh. With today’s challenging economic conditions, more companies are looking at effective use of external providers to help them support and expand their operations. Bangladesh has positioned itself as a key location for consideration by enhancing delivery capability and skill availability, lower costs of operations, making focused investments in telecom and IT infrastructure, and highlighting success stories. 0013-11-01T00:00:00Z https://ar.iub.edu.bd/handle/11348/172 A WORKING REPORT ON ON MARKETING DEPARTMENT AND ITS ACTIVITIES OF UNILLIANCE TEXTILE LIMITED Islam, Akeeb Mohammad Unilliance Textile Ltd was incorporated on January 2006 by some highly experienced people who have been working in this particular field for a long time. From the beginning of its journey it was a buying house because of it was in its construction process. Its land acquisition was completed on January 2006 which was 16 acres in area. Then it started to buy all the related machinery and it was completed in February 2007. At the same time they started to work on their stitching department and stitching floor. All the designing, decorating, setting up machineries etc were completed in August 2008 and it started it won buyer production activates. From the August 2008 it started to commercially produce and export it. At the beginning most of its product was exported in UK but the market range is all over the world. At this point of time Unilliance had to outsource all the yarn, fabrics, and had to process everything from other factory. This company started its production process after the launching of its processing unit. 2010-05-02T00:00:00Z https://ar.iub.edu.bd/handle/11348/171 Working Report on the development operations in the context of n-Tier Solutions Ltd. Ahmed, Nafis For my internship program as part of my curriculum on Bachelor of Business Administration at Independent University, Bangladesh I was assigned to work as an intern in n-Tier Solutions Ltd. for a period of two months starting from March 2010 and ending in April 2010. There I was placed under direct supervision of the Managing Director of the company Mr. Mustafa Zuhair Ibn Yahya as as most of my work orders were to come from him. I was also signed to Sumon Sarker, Chief Design Engineer at n-Tier Solutions Ltd later on for assistance to the design and program construction phases of development of projects at work. With the office located in Uttara, although a stipulated office time was discussed, however, the nature of work involved demanded for a different approach, to remain active until work at hand was completed within given deadlines and sometimes involved field visits to different locations from where the client would operate, sometimes to provide skilled physical assistance and in other times to attend pre-arranged meetings with clients, for example, to gain information regarding changes that the client would appreciate. The report as created below will discuss on a number of topics starting with the company’s operations to its role play in the growing sector of Information Technology in the context of the current status of software and web development companies operating from within Bangladesh and my involvement in the processes to include my contributions to the company throughout my period of internship. Most of the information collected to compile this report was gained as primary data through experience and discussions with the working members of the office and the clients I was privileged to meet. However there are large sections in this document that contains information collected through secondary data collection means. Most information regarding the company’s profile as well as some of the clients’ information was collected through secondary data. 2010-04-13T00:00:00Z https://ar.iub.edu.bd/handle/11348/170 A WORKING REPORT ON EXPORT DEPARTMENT OF PRIME BANK LIMITED Salahuddin, Md. Every year the foreign transaction of Prime Bank ltd has been on the rise contributing more and more to the country’s economic growth. And the last few years were no different with significant rise in remittance during the last quarter of 2009. However that didn’t show any signs of restrains and neither did it show any changes in terms of commodities being traded, as the volume of trade kept on increasing. No matter whatever the challenges are in the area of Foreign Trade, Prime Bank is fully equipped to face any obstacle. For the last 6 Years they have hold the Number 1 position in the Bangladesh Banks CAMELS rating and hopes to be on top this year as well. As the economy of Bangladesh is increasing so is the country foreign trade and Prime Bank like always have played its role in making sure that things go smoothly. However, since sky is the limit, the bank is still evolving every day striving to provide its Foreign Exchange customer and others with the best possible service. Just before the starting of my professional life I got the opportunity to work one of the leading bank of Bangladesh and I hope my work experiences will help me in future in my professional life at the end of my report I would like to thank the HR division of Prime Bank Ltd for giving me the opportunity to work with them. An Internship Report Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) 2010-05-02T00:00:00Z