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eGeneration partners with government to fight pandemic with technology

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21 September, 2020, 10:55 am
Last modified: 21 September, 2020, 10:59 am

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eGeneration partners with government to fight pandemic with technology

The tech company has been working since the beginning of the coronavirus to help strengthen the economy and society by offering various technological solutions to fight the pandemic

TBS Report
21 September, 2020, 10:55 am
Last modified: 21 September, 2020, 10:59 am
eGeneration partners with government to fight pandemic with technology

The Covid-19 pandemic has shaken the whole world and Bangladesh is not different in this regard. The country has observed the longest general holidays and taken social distancing measures to keep contamination in check.

eGeneration, one of the leading IT companies in Bangladesh, has been working since the beginning of the pandemic to help strengthen the economy and society by offering various technological tools and solutions to fight the impact of coronavirus.

As a "Gold Partner" and the only Bangladeshi Licensing Solutions Partner of Microsoft, eGeneration offered free enablement of "Microsoft Teams," a business-oriented communication and collaboration platform, to organisations working in the frontlines fighting novel coronavirus.

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These organisations include government offices, healthcare providers, financial and educational institutions such as Dhaka (South) City Corporation, Department of Immigration and Passports, Sonali Bank, a2i, Bangladesh Computer Council, Buet, Kuet, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh University of Health and Science, Jagonnath University, National Defense College among many others.

The company believes that this crisis can be mitigated if only both public and private sectors work hand in hand and extend all their support, said a press release from eGeneration on Sunday.

Shameem Ahsan, chairman of eGeneration Group said, "The transmission of Covid-19 has become a dire concern for public health and overall economy."

"eGeneration strongly advocates that proper implementation of technology through collaboration with government, private sector, and healthcare providers is much needed to keep pace with the ongoing situation and defeat corona," he added.

eGeneration was one of those companies that started working from home even before the countrywide shutdown was effective and promoted this practice to both public and private sectors so that organisations can stay productive without compromising safety during this pandemic.

Initiating 'Shohojoddha – A Plasma Network' with government

'Shohojoddha', a plasma network, was initiated by eGeneration with the Information and Communication Technology Division, Directorate General of Health Services and a2i Innovation Lab to save the lives of critical Covid-19 patients by facilitating the collection and distribution of convalescent plasma from patients who had recovered from the disease.

To make this initiative a success, eGeneration partnered with leading public and private hospitals and other local organisations to reach as many affected people as possible.

Integrating healthcare with emerging technologies to fight Covid-19

eGeneration has been conducting research and development in health technologies for the past two years.

The Industry 4.0 capabilities acquired from those work enabled eGeneration to develop an AI-based chatbot, an X-ray image analysis tool based on machine learning, intensive care unit over the cloud, telemedicine and teleradiology solutions which are specifically geared towards improving and accelerating the detection and treatment of coronavirus infection.

Recently, the company helped automate five hospitals of Border Guard Bangladesh with 500 beds through its self-developed Hospital Management Information System.

Brining industry leaders together to formulate digital transformation roadmap

eGeneration has been organising a series of industry-specific webinars partnering with leading electronic and print media since April to help formulate strategies on how to stay productive and keep operations running, ensure uninterrupted supply chain and logistics support, develop domestic and international markets, conduct research and development to create business opportunities in post-Covid-19 era, encourage the government to provide policy support and how technology can blend into all these areas for sectors such as pharmaceuticals, education, healthcare and financial services industry.

With global companies such as Microsoft, SAP, Dell, UiPath as partners, eGeneration is providing modern workplace solutions, enterprise resource planning, health technology, cloud services, cybersecurity, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, blockchain, internet of things, robotic process automation, natural language processing and IT consultancy services.

Many government functions have seen radical changes in how they operate with the help of tools and technologies provided by eGeneration.

eGeneration / Fight against Coronavirus / fighting coronavirus / Covid -19 in Bangladesh / Coronavirus in Bangladesh / Technology

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