Inbox recognised as Pakistan's largest tech company
Inbox Business Technologies provides digital services to businesses in Pakistan
CEO Mr. Mir Nasir receiving the award from IT minister Anusha Rahman. PHOTO: INBOX
Inbox Business Technologies has been recognised as the largest technology company in Pakistan.
The recognition came during an IT award ceremony at Marriott Hotel, Islamabad held by Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB). Inbox CEO Mir Nasir received the award for the largest technology company in terms of domestic business from IT minister Anusha Rahman.
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Inbox Business Technologies provides digital services to businesses in Pakistan. The company redesigns business strategies to be at par with the uncertain digital age and develops business models that are agile enough to execute corporate targets.
Speaking at the event, Mir Nasir stressed on the importance of solving Pakistan’s most pressing problems around sustainability, scarcity and education using technology. The CEO also suggested a rise in domestic spending in IT driven by growing competition and falling trade barriers. He also urged public sector entities and large businesses to help in empowering technological organisations in the country.
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The awards ceremony was attended by top executives from the IT and Telecom sector, high-ranking government officials, and representatives of the diplomatic community.
The recognition came during an IT award ceremony at Marriott Hotel, Islamabad held by Pakistan Software Export Board (PSEB). Inbox CEO Mir Nasir received the award for the largest technology company in terms of domestic business from IT minister Anusha Rahman.
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Inbox Business Technologies provides digital services to businesses in Pakistan. The company redesigns business strategies to be at par with the uncertain digital age and develops business models that are agile enough to execute corporate targets.
Speaking at the event, Mir Nasir stressed on the importance of solving Pakistan’s most pressing problems around sustainability, scarcity and education using technology. The CEO also suggested a rise in domestic spending in IT driven by growing competition and falling trade barriers. He also urged public sector entities and large businesses to help in empowering technological organisations in the country.
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The awards ceremony was attended by top executives from the IT and Telecom sector, high-ranking government officials, and representatives of the diplomatic community.