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Project title: Digitization Roadmap Development for the Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA) in Bangladesh

Project Information:

Overview: The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP), through the USAID-funded Promoting the Quality of Medicines Plus (PQM+) program, is collaborating with the Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA) to enhance regulatory efficiency and pharmaceutical governance in Bangladesh. This project aims to achieve WHO maturity level-3 for DGDA and WHO-prequalification for the National Drug Control Laboratory (NDCL).

Objectives:

• 1. Collaborate with DGDA and Stakeholders to Define Development Goals
• 2. Develop a Digital Architectural Blueprint
• 3. Create a Comprehensive Digitization Roadmap
• 4. Conduct an In-Depth IT Infrastructure Assessment
• 5. Recommend Guidelines and Procedures for Electronic Systems
• 6. Integrate Cross-Functional Digital Solutions

Contribution: PQM+ and IntraHealth will assist DGDA in developing a revised IT departmental structure to support the implementation and sustainability of digital initiatives, in line with DGDA's five-year strategic plan. This project will enhance transparency, data integrity, and overall reliance on DGDA functions, contributing to the availability of safe, quality medicines in Bangladesh.

Execution: JBRSOFT is collaborating closely with DGDA to develop the digital architectural blueprint and comprehensive roadmap. Their responsibilities include conducting an in-depth assessment of the current IT infrastructure, identifying gaps, and providing expert recommendations for implementing electronic systems. Additionally, JBRSOFT is facilitating the integration of cross-functional digital solutions to ensure data integrity and regulatory efficiency. By leveraging their expertise, JBRSOFT aims to align DGDA’s digitized systems with the National Digital Health strategy, enhancing the regulatory framework and supporting sustainable digital transformation initiatives.

Project Info

• Clients: Directorate General of Drug Administration, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Duration: June 2024 to continue
• Funded By: The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP), PQM+, USAID
• Location: Mohakhali, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Status: In progress

Project title: Supports in installation, deployment and full documentation of OpenRIMS modules for Automating Regulatory Process Management

Summary:

The purpose of a Regulatory Information Management System (RIMS) is to automate and digitalize the processes and work routines at a National Medicines Regulatory Authority (NMRA). OpenRIMS serves that purpose and is built on Common Standards for RIMS. OpenRIMS is Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) and can from the browser be localized to country procedures and needs like language. JBRSOFT is assisting the Directorate General of Drug Administration with installation, deployment, customisation, technical assistance, end-user support, and documents preparation.

Project Info

• Clients: Directorate General of Drug Administration, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Duration: March 2024 to continue
• URL: https://www.openrims.org
• Funded By: MTaPS Project, MSH, USAID
• Location: Mohakhali, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Status: In progress

Project title: Design and Development of an Online Training Portal, Enrollment system, Dynamic Website and Conference Management

Summary:

JBRSOFT has been developing a Content Management System (CMS) for the Bangladesh Biosafety and Biosecurity Society website in accordance with the clients' specifications. In addition, an online training portal assists participants with enrollment, payment, course completion, certificate generating, course management, and question authoring. Furthermore, this one platform will be utilised to organise conferences, including registration, resource and schedule management, speaker profile creation, certification, and payment mechanisms.

Project Info

• Client: Bangladesh Biosafety and Biosecurity Society
• Duration: March 2024 to Continue
• URL: https://bdbiosafetysecurity.org
• Funded By: Bangladesh Biosafety and Biosecurity Society
• Location: Bangladesh
• Status: In Progress

Project title: Impact Assessment of Agricultural Infrastructure Improvement in Cox’s Bazar District in Bangladesh

Summary:

JBRSOFT is undertaking a pivotal project in Cox's Bazar, a district in Bangladesh confronted with significant challenges including climate risks, food insecurity, malnutrition, and poverty. The arrival of Rohingya refugees has placed immense strain on local communities, infrastructure, and services, notably in the Teknaf, Ukhiya, Chakaria, and Cox's Bazar Sadar sub-districts. Additionally, the escalating impacts of climate change and frequent natural disasters have made agricultural infrastructure highly vulnerable, severely impeding farming efforts for local practitioners. This has led to a noteworthy decline in agricultural productivity over time, intensifying threats to food security in the region.
In collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP), BRAC has launched a project to address pressing concerns. This initiative is focused on enhancing agricultural infrastructure for vulnerable farmers in the four sub-districts of Cox's Bazar. The primary goal is to strengthen agricultural productivity and ensure food security within the designated project areas. The project's scope encompasses an evaluation of how improvements in agricultural infrastructure impact crop production, with a special emphasis on safeguarding the food resources of the most vulnerable farmers. To guarantee these positive outcomes, the project has prioritized capacity building for farmers through extension services and has worked to improve accessibility to agricultural infrastructure, including upgrading feeder roads, re-excavating canals, establishing riverside plantations, and enhancing culverts, drains, and water reservoirs, among other initiatives. Additionally, the project addresses the environmental implications of infrastructure development, particularly in catchment areas within Cox's Bazar district, with the aim of mitigating disaster risks.
JBRSOFT's focus lies in meticulously assessing the effects of agricultural infrastructure improvements on food security, providing valuable insights for further refinements based on feedback from direct beneficiaries. Specific objectives include evaluating the impact of these improvements on food security, appraising the environmental outcomes of infrastructure development to enhance agricultural production, offering constructive recommendations for ongoing improvement, conducting a thorough review of related project work provided by WFP/BRAC, formulating questionnaires for individual surveys, coordinating focus group discussions and key informant interviews, and conducting a pilot-test of the questionnaire before the final survey.

Project Info

• Client:HCMP, BRAC, Bangladesh
• Duration:September-2023 to January 2024
• Funded By: World Food Programme (WFP)
• Location: Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
• Status: Completed

Project title: Customization and Technical Assistance of the Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh Automation System

Summary:

Since 2019, JBRSOFT has been collaborating with the Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh. As part of the ongoing strengthening of the PCB automation system, we are assisting in the updating of the PCB automation system and database in accordance with PCB requirements, troubleshooting at the application level, improving the usability and user friendliness of the automation system, maintaining all transaction records and preparing standard reports as per the provided templates, developing different report functionalities as per PCB demand for better monitoring by PCB, necessary web API development to link with third party application like Directorate General of Drug Administration's database, ensuring live support, server maintainance and all other ongoing developments.

Project Info

• Clients:Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Duration:December-2022 to continue
• URL: https://pcb.gov.bd/
• Funded By:Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh
• Location: Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Rahat Tower (4th Floor), 14 Link Road, West Banglamotor, Dhaka - 1000, Bangladesh
• Status: In progress

Project title: Enhancement and customization the Adverse events following immunization (AEFI) and ADR reporting and monitoring surveillance systems - PViMS

Summary:

PViMS, or the PharmacoVigilance Monitoring System, is a web-based application used to monitor the safety of medicines. The application was developed by the USAID-funded Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services [SIAPS] program (2011-2018) and is implemented by the USAID-funded Medicines, Technologies, and Pharmaceutical Services [MTaPS] program (2018-2023), both led by Management Sciences for Health (MSH), a global health nonprofit. PViMS is maintained by MSH.
JBRSOFT is responsible for the further curstomization and implementation of the PViMS platform for Bangladesh. We have been re-structuring the entire system following the requirements of the Directorate General of Drug Administration including improvement the ADR/AEFI reporting and monitoring system by implementing PViMS as a national portal to be handed over to DGDA for routine use, assisting DGDA in customization and enhancement of the ADR/AEFI reporting and monitoring system (PViMS), accommodating new and updated reporting forms, and providing support for electronic data management, auto-generated trending of AEs and analysis.
Furthermore, we are working on the live dashboard, which will connect the system to the VigiFlow software in order to exchange required data (in a specific file format) with the WHO-Uppsala Monitoring Centre (UMC). Additionally, an online (live) report entry form with signalization of relevant fields was developed. We are also adding an editable PDF version of the report form, as well as additional tabs for guidance documents, newsletters, and suggestions/contact information. As part of the development, we have developed a few functionalities to store and retrieve information for users to access: training, visit/inspection, meeting information, signal detection, alert, RMP, reports for the Safety cell, DRM (Adverse Drug Reaction Monitoring), TSC (Technical Subcommittee), ADRAC (Adverse Drug Reactions Advisory Committee), National AEFI committee, reports generated for VigiFlow, DGDA regulatory action report, templates for auto-gene.

Project Info

• Clients:Directorate General of Drug Administration, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Duration:May-2022 to continue
• URL: http://pv.dgda.gov.bd/
• Funded By: MTaPS Project, MSH, USAID
• Location: Mohakhali, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Status: In progress

Project title: Design and development of web-portal for multisectoral Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) information, data and other materials of national/local relevance from human, animal, and other sectors.

Summary:

MTaPS Program supports the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA) in 13 countries to help build countries capacity to protect themselves from infectious disease threats and to raise global health security as a national and worldwide priority. The Programs GHSA work focuses on contributing to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) containment, specifically by supporting infection prevention and control (IPC), antimicrobial stewardship (AMS), and multisectoral coordination (MSC) on AMR.
Bangladesh developed a national action plan for AMR (NAP-AMR) 2017-2022 with an associated roadmap, which includes the development of a web-based system for document sharing as an output. Currently, sectors have their own web presence, but a common platform for AMR information is lacking. For example, IEDCR regularly uploads AMR surveillance findings to their website gathered from 9 sentinel sites (hospitals) that is publicly accessible. DLS, DOF, BLRI, and BARA are at different stages of their web-based information system development. The workshop participants underscored the need for a common web-based platform with data across the sectors that are accessible to the public. This was also a recommendation from the Global Antibiotic Resistance Partnership (GARP) Bangladesh National Working Group. A follow-up workshop on the NAP-AMR implementation status on March 4, 2020, one of recommendation was to create a publicly available web-based platform to share AMR- related information and data across sectors. CDC/DGHS convened a Follow up meeting on 2nd September 2020. One of recommendation was, there should be a system of information sharing under one umbrella to avoid missing information and duplication of efforts by developing/incorporating a web-based AMR information sharing platform for the members of One Health.

Project Info

• Clients:Communicable Disease Control Program, DGHS, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Bangladesh
• Duration:Dececmber-2021 to Continue
• Funded By:USAID Medicines, Technologies, and Pharmaceutical Services (MTaPS) Program
• Location: CDC, DGHS, Mohakhali, Bangladesh
• Status: In Progress

Project title: Development of a Standard Treatment Guideline (STG) mobile app for android mobile phones and tablets.

Summary:

MTaPS/Bangladesh supported CDC, DGHS for developing national STGs for common infectious diseases. In Bangladesh, MTaPS first reviewed the common disease patterns in the country to identify the important infectious diseases based on their burden. CDC, DGHS established a small core working group, MTaPS assisted to formulate a methodology for developing the STGs with common infectious diseases and antibiotics list based on last three editions 2016, 2017, and 2018 of Health Bulletins and existing hospital antibiotic guidelines and incorporate in WHO AWaRe classification. Then template distributed to core working group comprising experts from different disciplines to designate their present practices of both preferred and alternative drug according to WHO AWaRe classification for the treatment of included infectious diseases and STG developed. Finally, all chapters reviewed by different senior professional associations. Then CDC, DGHS finalized the STG.
MTaPS will support CDC, DGHS to develop a publicly available web-based platform to facilitate dissemination of AMR information, and an app version of the STG in accordance with the developed STG for common infectious diseases, also transforming from mobile phone app to nationally recognized STG app and building capacity of practitioners to increase the use of WHO AWaRe classification.

Project Info

• Clients:Communicable Disease Control Program, DGHS, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Bangladesh
• Duration:Dececmber-2021 to Continue
• Funded By:USAID Medicines, Technologies, and Pharmaceutical Services (MTaPS) Program
• Location: CDC, DGHS, Mohakhali, Bangladesh
• Status: In Progress

Project title: Human Resource Support for PCB for Customization and Maintenance Support of Automation of PCB Website and Database

Summary:

• 1. Maintain, customize and update PCB website and database as per the requirement of PCB in coordination with MSH
• 2. Maintain online support (Chatbots) on behalf of PCB in relation to general queries, user information correction/update etc. from back end
• 3. Trouble shooting at both Applications level and User level
• 4. In coordination with MSH teach PCB nominated official(s) on how to operate support and maintain the system in day to day practice
• 5. Improve usability and user friendliness of the application user interface and experience through improved design, structure and speed performance, on all devices to reduce bounce rate
• 6. Maintain all transaction records and prepare basic reports as per the provided templates
• 7. Develop different report template as per the demand of PCB for better monitoring by PCB
• 8. An assessment of costs for API and App development
• 9. Perform regular backups of the PCB website i.e. web files and database. The frequency should be on a weekly basis and can be increased on frequency of content change
• 10. Application Security measure should be taken for protections, such as- XSS attacks, SQL injection, Brute Force attack, DDoS attack, malware attacks, sensitive files; also some preventions, such as- directory browsing, image hot linking, etc.
• 11. Block any rogue Internet Protocol (IP) addresses from entities such as malicious bots that send email spam or cause a denial of service (DoS)
• 12. Review the logs generated by the PCB website and its related services
• 13. Configure and maintain the firewall of all servers that support the PCB website and its related services
• 14. Clear the server cache generated by the PCB website and its related services periodically
• 15. Secure the operating systems hosting PCB website and its related services by keeping it always updated with the latest release patches, security fixes and kernel when it is available or any other means
• 16. Monitor version updates of software services referenced by the PCB website and perform the necessary checks and updates.
• 17. Develop and implement new functionalities for the PCB automation system
• 18. Resolve any occurring bugs that affect the functionality of the PCB automation system
• 19. Improve Google search ranking issues and any other related Search Engine Optimization issues
• 20. Provide maintenance support for existing functionalities. The existing functionality refers to all the features listed in the current system MSH Request for Quotes (RFQ) Page 3 of 5
• 21. Prompt attention to the issues raised by MSH and PCB
• 22. Ensure the interlinking of PCB automation and database works on updated system
• 23. Reflect all changes/updates in the already developed user manual
• 24. Check compatibility and security of PCB designated server (e.g. Bangladesh Computer Council)
• 25. Must maintain source code version control using Git

Project Info

• Clients:Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Duration:February-2021 to December 2022
• URL: https://pcb.gov.bd/
• Funded By:BHB/MSH, UKAID
• Location: Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Rahat Tower (4th Floor), 14 Link Road, West Banglamotor, Dhaka - 1000, Bangladesh
• Status: Finished

Project title: DHIS2 installation, customization, support service and server administration for the Slum people management, Household Registration, Migration Management, Income & Expenditure Tracking, Employement and Earning, and Skill Enhancement.

Summary:

• 1. Fork out DHIS2 platform builds of server and mobile on Yeldi server
• 2. Installation of DHIS2 platform on Yeldi cloud server
• 3. Configuration of the project data as per the document shared
• 4. Project data to be created as importable XLS sheet for future migration purposes
• 5. Configure Yeldi brand on web dahsboard
• 6. Configure a web acess for only report viewing
• 7. Setup dashboard to show atleast 5 reports
• 8. Android Tracker Capture development
• 9. Training on user creation and grant access to view reports at various levels
• 10. Application Security measure should be taken for protections, such as- XSS attacks, SQL injection, Brute Force attack, DDoS attack, malware attacks, sensitive files; also some preventions, such as- directory browsing, image hot linking, etc.
• 11. Block any rogue Internet Protocol (IP) addresses from entities such as malicious bots that send email spam or cause a denial of service (DoS)
• 12. Clear the server cache generated by the PCB website and its related services periodically
• 13. Population registration tracker module development
• 14. Household registration tracker module development
• 15. Migration tracker module development
• 16. Income and expenditure tracking
• 17. Skill enhancement module development

Project Info

• Clients:YeldiSoft
• Duration:November-2020 to Continue
• URL: http://yeldi.com/
• Funded By:YeldiSoft
• Location: Chennai, India
• Status: Completed

Project title: Customization and maintenance support of automation of the Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh & Database and Interlinking with DGDA drug database

Summary:

• 1. Maintain, customize and update PCB automation and database as per the requirement of PCB in coordination with MSH
• 2. Maintain online support (Chatbots) on behalf of PCB in relation to general queries, user information correction/update etc. from back end
• 3. Trouble shooting at both Applications level and User level
• 4. In coordination with MSH teach PCB nominated official(s) on how to operate support and maintain the system in day to day practice
• 5. Improve usability and user friendliness of the application user interface and experience through improved design, structure and speed performance, on all devices to reduce bounce rate
• 6. Maintain all transaction records and prepare basic reports as per the provided templates
• 7. Develop different report template as per the demand of PCB for better monitoring by PCB
• 8. An assessment of costs for API and App development
• 9. Perform regular backups of the PCB website i.e. web files and database. The frequency should be on a weekly basis and can be increased on frequency of content change
• 10. Application Security measure should be taken for protections, such as- XSS attacks, SQL injection, Brute Force attack, DDoS attack, malware attacks, sensitive files; also some preventions, such as- directory browsing, image hot linking, etc.
• 11. Block any rogue Internet Protocol (IP) addresses from entities such as malicious bots that send email spam or cause a denial of service (DoS)
• 12. Review the logs generated by the PCB website and its related services
• 13. Configure and maintain the firewall of all servers that support the PCB website and its related services
• 14. Clear the server cache generated by the PCB website and its related services periodically
• 15. Secure the operating systems hosting PCB website and its related services by keeping it always updated with the latest release patches, security fixes and kernel when it is available or any other means
• 16. Monitor version updates of software services referenced by the PCB website and perform the necessary checks and updates.
• 17. Develop and implement new functionalities for the PCB automation system
• 18. Resolve any occurring bugs that affect the functionality of the PCB automation system
• 19. Improve Google search ranking issues and any other related Search Engine Optimization issues
• 20. Provide maintenance support for existing functionalities. The existing functionality refers to all the features listed in the current system MSH Request for Quotes (RFQ) Page 3 of 5
• 21. Prompt attention to the issues raised by MSH and PCB
• 22. Ensure the interlinking of PCB automation and database works on updated system
• 23. Reflect all changes/updates in the already developed user manual
• 24. Check compatibility and security of PCB designated server (e.g. Bangladesh Computer Council)

Project Info

• Clients:Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Duration:August-2020 to January 2021
• URL: https://pcb.gov.bd/
• Funded By:BHB/MSH, UKAID
• Location: Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Rahat Tower (4th Floor), 14 Link Road, West Banglamotor, Dhaka - 1000, Bangladesh
• Status: Completed

Project title: Automation of Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh (PCB) & Data pipeline and interlinking with DGDA

Summary:

A potential solution to addressing this challenge lies with the most commonly used source of medicines in many developing countries-the the private sector drug sellers. The accreditation of drug sellers was not present in Bangladesh until DGDA took the initiative during the implementation of HPNSDP. With the support from JDTAF, MSH worked with DGDA and other sector stakeholders to develop the first standards for retail medicine outlets and design and implement an accreditation program for two new levels of pharmaceutical outlets-Model Pharmacy and Model Medicine Shop. Accreditation standards for retail medicine outlets in Bangladesh have been approved by the competent authority. MSH also developed several strategies to support the implementation of the standards. Realizing the importance of the continuation of the activity and the extensive relevant experience, MOHFW has included the piloting of the approved model for accreditation of retail medicine outlets. DFID Bangladesh is supporting the 4th HNPSP, through the 'Better Health in Bangladesh' program for a period of five years.

Project Info

• Clients:Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Duration:August-2019 to December-2019
• URL: https://pcb.gov.bd/
• Funded By:BHB/MSH, UKAID
• Location: Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh, Rahat Tower (4th Floor), 14 Link Road, West Banglamotor, Dhaka - 1000, Bangladesh
• Status: Completed

Project title: Pharmacy Management Software for Model Pharmacy and Model Medicine Shop

Summary:

Improving access to quality medicines and pharmaceutical services is an essential component of the health services strategy to improve clinical care. Most leading causes of death and disability in developing countries can be prevented, treated, or at least alleviated with cost-effective essential medicines. Despite this fact, hundreds of millions of people do not have regular access to essential medicines and many of those who do have access are given the wrong treatment, receive too little medicine for their illness, or do not use the medicine correctly. Ensuring the availability, affordability, accessibility, and appropriate use of quality medicines is thus crucially important in order to improve the health status of the population. This is a challenge for many countries, including Bangladesh.

Project Info

• Client:Directorate General of Drug Administration, Under Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Bangladesh
• Duration:July-2019 to January-2020
• URL: http://dgda.gov.bd/
• Funded By:BHB/MSH, UKAID
• Location: Directorate General of Drug Administration. Aushad Bhavan, Mohakhali, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh
• Status: Completed

Project title: DHIS2 Customization, Implementation and Integration with External Custom App - APTMIS-Nigeria

Summary:

DHIS2 is an open-source information system for analysis, reporting with crip visualization ability including chart, GIS, and pivot tables. DHIS2 tracker is being used in Nigeria to monitor the business activity plan from this year. A business plan is ways of gathering health facilities budget and expenditure record for every quarter in a year which means four quarters in a row of year income, budget, and expenditure are available for division making analysis and visualization. This budget and expenditure plans are financed by government, INGO, donors, world bank, and the likes of other international partners, to curb out overspending, an unnecessary and duplicating project for efficient and effective spending for service delivery.

Project Info

• Client:APTMIS, Ondo State, Ministry of Health, Nigeria
• Duration:April-2018 to August-2019
• URL: http://aptmis.org/
• Funded By: APTMIS
• Location: Ondo State, Nigeria
• Status: Completed

Project title: Web Application and Project BI Application for Support to Development of Kaliakoir (Hi-Tech Park Project), ICT Division

Summary:

To design and development of web applications with project information, HR activity planner, project activities, crip visualization, BI reports & archiving, environmental regulation, contact, gallery, multi-languages capabilities, etc. We have developed their project dashboards including skill enhancement projects.

Project Info

• Client:Bangabundhu Hi-Tech City under Ministry of ICT, Bangladesh
• Duration:July-2015 to November-2016
• URL: http://bhtc.bhtpa.gov.bd/
• Location: ICT Tower, Level-9, Agargaon, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka-1207, Bangladesh
• Status: Completed

Project title: DHIS2 installation, customization and implementations in Philippines

Summary:

Setup of DHIS2 server, installed on an Ubuntu server and hosted via CloudCreate a DHIS2 Installation Guide for Ubuntu 19.04 LTS on the current Digital Ocean environment. Initial configuration of DHIS2 server which includes (Organizational groups, Data Elements, and Assignment of Data Sets) Aggregated data set the configuration for Tuberculosis Tracker configuration for Tuberculosis

Project Info

• Client:University Research Co., LLC, Philippines
• Duration:September-2019 to December-2019
• Location: Unit G, 25/F Citibank Tower, 8741 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City 1226 PHILIPPINES
• Status: Completed

Project title: National Nutrition Services (NNS) Logistics Management System development background study, supply chain design, software solution framework, and roll-out plan development, training, and logistics budget plan

Background:

The prevalence of malnutrition among children and mothers is alarmingly high and calls for action to achieve food security, mainly for the rural population of Bangladesh, which is an utmost need. The National Nutrition Programme (NNP) is one of the success stories of the GO-NGO partnership effort to assist people specifically children and women affected by malnutrition in Bangladesh. The success of the Bangladesh Integrated Nutrition Project (BINP), undertaken by the Government of Bangladesh in a large but limited area with the World Bank and other donors has demonstrated that community mobilization and community nutrition services delivered by NGOs can bring rapid and sustainable reductions in severe malnutrition among children. NGOs are able to deliver targeted food and micronutrient supplements to reproductive women who are suffering from chronic energy and micro-nutrient deficiency.

Project Goal: To improve the nutrition status of women & children so that malnutrition is no longer a public health problem.
Objectives to develop NNS eLMIS:

1. 1. To ensure adequate, timely and uninterrupted supply of nutrition logistics and commodities.
2. 2. Feasibility study for NNS logistics management information system
3. 3. Workflow design for NNS eLMIS/LMIS
4. 4. Group work on medicine supply follow, medicine selection, expected outcomes
5. 5. Based on the above-mentioned points NNS wants to develop an integrated logistics management system with DGHS and DGFP.
6. 6. DGHS is managing priority 34 medicines information through DHIS2, so NNS wants to incorporate their medicines and commodities/ logistics in DHIS2 and DGHS eLMIS dashboard.

Project Info

• Client:National Nutrition Services, MoHFW, Bangladesh
• Duration:January-2019 to May-2019
• Location: National Nutrition Services, Mohakhali, Dhaka
• Status: Completed

Project title: ISPERP Uplift, Customization and Implementation

Summary:

To automate full office they offered to develop ISPERP with the following modules: HRM, CRM, Customer Self-care portal, Billing, Sales, Inventory, Accounting, Support Ticket Management, Box & ONU Management, Prepaid Card Generations, Online Payment Gateway, Pop/ Reseller Management, Branch Office Management, Real & Static IP management, Mikrotik Administration, Integrated Radius Server, SMS & E-mail notification, Dynamic notification center, Automatic BTRC report.

Project Info

• Client:Mazeda Networks Limited
• Duration:July-2015 to October-2017
• URL: http://www.mazedanetworks.net/
• Location: House # 123, Flat # B4, Road # 13/A, West Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Status: Completed

Project title: To design and development of the Restaurant Management System including PoS

Summary:

Restaurant POS: A POS is a central unit of your restaurant management system. Your database gets updated every time a new customer gets their order punched in. Apart from this, a POS helps in handling essential operations such as printing, card payments, sales hold, and of course, billing.
CRM management: Post-sign-up by the customer or online order processing the system capture the customer records which will help you to further campaigns.
Employee management: Attendance tracking, overtime, productivity and time sheets tracking, user access settings, employee details, payroll management feature
Others: Full inventory, Finances and Accounting module

Project Info

• Client:Mazeda Networks Limited
• Duration:July-2015 to October-2017
• URL: http://www.mazedanetworks.net/
• Location: House # 123, Flat # B4, Road # 13/A, West Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Status: Completed