Talking to Observer - TIM Shaniur Nabi

Source: The Daily Observer Friday, 23rd May 2014 or click here
TIM Shaniur Nabi, CEO of Connect Seven Solution has given an interview to The Daily Observer and expressed his vision on development in ICT sector. Jannatul Islam from The Daily Observer talked with him at his office recently.

Observer: Hello, Good Morning!

Shaniur: Good Morning!
Observer: So, let's start from the beginning of your education and business.
Shaniur: Well, after completing Bachelor of Engineering (Communication) in RMIT University Australia, I joined RMIT University and later on Monash University, Clayton Campus. I came back to do something for my country and in 2008, we got license to operate Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). We started a new era of telecom in Bangladesh with Peoples Tel. We had promising service with own soft switching system ever in country. Unfortunately we faced an odd situation from the government in 2010, at the growing moments of the services and he had to shut it down. At the same year, I got a proposal from Malaysia to set a software and telecom service there and I just grabbed that opportunity.
Observer: What are the key achievements of CSS?
Shaniur: Our biggest achievement was getting the MSC status form the Malaysia Govt in 2011 and then Pioneer status award in 2013. Besides, Partnership with KaavolncInc for Cloud computing in 2012 promoted us. And of course, our huge number of satisfied clients are the best achievement.
Observer: What is the industry focus of CSS?
Shaniur: Right now our industry focus are Telecommunication, Government and Defence, Academia, SME Sector, Banking, Finance & Audit, Manufacturing, Healthcare, Tourism and Hospitality.
Observer: Would you like to say something to the young generation of BD?
Shaniur: Young programmers of our country are very promising. Just allmost to say, make an eco-system for them between IT and business. We have a lot of opportunities in call centre business. We can target middle-east market through our huge number of students in Arabic medium.
Observer: Thank you for your valuable time.
Shaniur: You are most welcome (smile).