Information Technology in Stock Exchange
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An assignment on Application of Information Technology in Stock Exchange (Dhaka)
Course no: PAD-122
Course title: Computer Application and Information Management
Department of Public administration,
University of Dhaka
Submitted to:
Professor Sofiullah
Course Lecturer of PAD- 122, Department of public administration
University of Dhaka
Submitted by:
Mehedi Hasan
Roll no: 49
1st year, 2nd semester, 4th batch
Session: 2009-10
Department of Public administration
University of Dhaka
Date of submission: 13-10-2010
◙ Introduction: The information network of business relationships is perhaps the central element of the production technology of the 21st-century stock investment. Technology is a stock of specie, which tosses into head-tail outcomes. Thus, when online brokerage accounts were introduced, this new form of investment revolutionized the stock market trading in both dimensions of volume and volatility. Yet, individual in Bangladesh cannot have free access to stock market trading other than by going through the brokerage stations, but substantially lower fees and commissions have opened up increased opportunity for every potential investor. Now, an individual can browse the Internet and go for the stock market information available on the webpage in order to have an instant informed decision about the investment. The surplus units of the society are not supposed to invest their money. So, they are often ready to supply their money to purchase securities from the capital markets. As a result stock exchange plays a crucial role to mobilize capital or the development of a capital market.
◙ Information technology: Information technology is concerned with improvements in a variety of human and organizational problem-solving endeavors through the design, development, and use of technologically based systems and processes that enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of information in a variety of strategic, tactical, and
An assignment on Application of Information Technology in Stock Exchange (Dhaka)
Course no: PAD-122
Course title: Computer Application and Information Management
Department of Public administration,
University of Dhaka
Submitted to:
Professor Sofiullah
Course Lecturer of PAD- 122, Department of public administration
University of Dhaka
Submitted by:
Mehedi Hasan
Roll no: 49
1st year, 2nd semester, 4th batch
Session: 2009-10
Department of Public administration
University of Dhaka
Date of submission: 13-10-2010
◙ Introduction: The information network of business relationships is perhaps the central element of the production technology of the 21st-century stock investment. Technology is a stock of specie, which tosses into head-tail outcomes. Thus, when online brokerage accounts were introduced, this new form of investment revolutionized the stock market trading in both dimensions of volume and volatility. Yet, individual in Bangladesh cannot have free access to stock market trading other than by going through the brokerage stations, but substantially lower fees and commissions have opened up increased opportunity for every potential investor. Now, an individual can browse the Internet and go for the stock market information available on the webpage in order to have an instant informed decision about the investment. The surplus units of the society are not supposed to invest their money. So, they are often ready to supply their money to purchase securities from the capital markets. As a result stock exchange plays a crucial role to mobilize capital or the development of a capital market.
◙ Information technology: Information technology is concerned with improvements in a variety of human and organizational problem-solving endeavors through the design, development, and use of technologically based systems and processes that enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of information in a variety of strategic, tactical, and
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