An Interview with Jamilur Reza Chowdhury Ph.D., FIE(B), FICE(UK), CEng(UK) Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) Bangladesh

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Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Additional informationNotes on contributorsMahesh S. RaisinghaniMahesh S. Raisinghani is a faculty member and co-director of the E-Commerce MBA Program at the University of Dallas' Graduate School of Management. He also serves as the director of research at the University of Dallas' Center for Applied Information Technology. Professor Raisinghani's previous publications have appeared in several journals including the Journal of Information Systems Management, International Journal of Information Management, Journal of Electronic Commerce, Journal of Information Technology Theory and Application, Industrial Management and Data Systems, and Electronic Commerce World. He is the co-editor of "E-Commerce: Opportunities and Challenges"; has chapters published in Annals of Cases in Information Technology Management, Managing Web-Enabled Technologies Application and Management: A Global Perspective, and Health Care Information Systems: Challenges of the Next Millennium; and has proceedings published in several regional, national and international information systems conferences in Australia, Canada, Greece, Israel, Mexico, Puerto Rico, South America and the U.S.A.Mahboob ur RahmanMahboob ur Rahman is the CEO of Gasmin Ltd. in Bangladesh. After completing his education in information systems in the U.S., he returned to Bangladesh to pursue business in the IT sector. Mr. Rahman found that Bangladesh lacks skilled human resources in the IT field. He decided to work closely with the private and government bodies to establish IT training centers and educate people on modern information technology, so that Bangladeshi talent can compete in global market. Mr. Rahman is working directly with the government to develop Bangladesh's IT infrastructure. Currently Mr. Rahman provides MIS solutions to government and private organizations in Bangladesh.