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Dhaka: Synesis IT, the country’s leading IT service provider, has signed an agreement with the Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC) for the registration of valid mobile phones.
President of BTRC. The agreement was signed on Wednesday (November 25) at the BTRC building in Ramna in the capital in the presence of Zahurul Haque.
The company will provide technical assistance related to the National Equipment Identity Registry (NEIR).
The Director of BTRC (Spectrum Management) Lieutenant signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations. Colonel Mohammad Faisal and Sohrab Ahmed Chowdhury, Managing Director of Synesis IT.
Radisson Digital Technologies Limited and Computer World BD will work on the project in a joint venture with Synesis IT.
The deal will cut the illegal phone network in the hands of the client, which BTRC expects to take effect early next year. However, if there is a valid paper set, it can be activated.
The general director of the BTRC, Brigadier General M., was present at the signing ceremony. Shahidul Alam, Deputy Director (Spectrum Management) Sanjeev Kumar Singh. The vice president of Synesis IT was also present. Harun-ur-Rashid and Director Abdur Rashid, Managing Director and Head of IT Infrastructure Aminul Bari Shuvro, Managing Director and Director of Enterprise Project Management Tanvir Alam and representatives from Radisson Digital Technologies Limited and Computer World BD.
Speaking on the occasion, BTRC President Zahurul Haque said: “Synesis IT has rated the work on this project and I hope they will complete their work within the stipulated time. All in all, I hope it is a fruitful deal.
The BTRC president said that with the help of this local organization, they will get their jobs and implement their work at the right time. As a result, the government will collect a large amount of revenue through this project.
Sohrab Ahmed Chowdhury, Managing Director of Synesis IT, said that the nationally important NEIR project will be fully implemented using indigenous technology. The way we have implemented another important BTRC initiative, the biometric-based SIM registration project, very efficiently using domestic technology will be the same here.
He expressed optimism that we will be able to implement the NEIR project before the scheduled 120 business days.
BTRC nominated Synesis IT through a competitive tender to launch and operate the NEIR system. A tender was called for the launch and operation of the NEIR system last February. On November 5, BTRC issued a notification award to win the Synesis IT tender.
BTRC took the first initiative in 2012 to stop illegal mobile phones and register legal mobile phones. However, it could not be implemented for various reasons. This year, the plan is being put into practice through the call for tenders and the selection of a company. Synesis IT must launch the entire system within 120 business days after signing the contract.
According to Synesis IT, they are fully prepared in this case. They have already completed the preparations following all the instructions given by BTRC. In this case, it will take 18 weeks to import hardware and 12 weeks to set up the data center.
Bangladesh time: 1932 hours, November 25, 2020
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