Mr. Noman Ahmed Said Articles
(CEO’s SI Global Solutions Pvt. Ltd)
Insights from The CEO of SI Global, Mr Noman Ahmed Said on technological advancement and business within Pakistan.
Mr Noman Ahmed Said, the CEO of SI Global has always been keen on voicing not just his, but the opinion of everyone within the IT field on recent developments and upgrades taking place within the industry, especially in Pakistan, creating awareness by being in the now. Mr Noman Said has always voiced steps that need to be taken in order to benefit the IT field within Pakistan and has been in the loop about recent developments that take place within the field. You can read all of Mr Noman A Said’s comments and insights down below.
THE NATION
Dr. Noman Said Urges Government to Expedite Satellite Internet Launch, Emphasizing its Potential to Transform Pakistan’s Economy and Boost IT Exports
THE NATION
Dr. Noman Said points to factors like higher retention limits, equity investments, and a stable PKR, boosting IT exports to $1.86 billion in H1 FY25. The sector targets $4 billion by year-end and $10 billion by FY29.
THE NEWS
Dr. Noman Said underscores the key drivers behind Pakistan’s IT sector growth. With a vision of $10 billion in IT exports by 2029, the journey of innovation and progress continues! Let’s support the revolutionizing IT industry.
TECH GURU
Dr. Noman Said, CEO of SI Global Solutions (Pvt) Ltd., stated, "This achievement highlights our company's unwavering commitment to quality, innovation, adherence to global standards, and the implementation of best safety practices.
TRIBUNE
Dr. Noman Ahmad Said, an IT expert, highlighted the remarkable growth in IT exports, particularly considering the challenges posed by slow internet in Pakistan, which continues to hinder the productivity of IT companies.
TRIBUNE
Dr. Noman Said, an IT expert, further explained that digital marketing enables businesses to target specific audiences more effectively, reducing resource wastage.
TRIBUNE
IT exporter Dr Noman Ahmad Said called the growth in IT exports tremendous considering the challenges of slow internet in Pakistan, which continued to hurt the productivity of IT companies.