US IT firm keen to set up software delivery centre

SVAM, a US-based global information technology services provider, wants to set up a software delivery centre in Bangladesh.

Top officials of the company expressed this interest at a meeting with Zunaid Ahmed Palak, the state minister for ICT, at his office in Dhaka yesterday.

Anil Kapoor, president and chief executive officer of SVAM International Inc, and Dhananjay Kumar, vice president were present at the meeting, according to a statement from the ICT Division.

Kapoor said SVAM will facilitate training for IT engineers in Bangladesh with US trainers in areas of modern IT services.

The software delivery centre is a competitive and cost-effective web-based solution providing improved flexibility in software distribution methods.

Based in New York, SVAM International is a leading provider of IT support and related services across multiple countries.

It provides business-focused solutions like robotic process automation, mobile force automation, consulting and staffing services.