TheACMP 4.0 Summer Training Program has been launched to improve the skills ofmanagers to meet the challenges of the future. Under the new normal conditions,228 mid-management professionals are undergoing training in this three-monthprogram in 4 batches with various modules of business expansion by reducingstaff turnover.

The14th-17th batch training program under the ICT department\'s LICT project willhave online classes 3-4 days a week. 60 classes will be held in 12 sessions.There will be tests every day. And to get the certificate, you must be presentin at least 70 percent of the class and pass the exam.

StateMinister for ICT Junaid Ahmed Palak inaugurated the training program throughvirtual on Tuesday morning.

Meanwhile,the state minister said a virtual university of multimedia and innovation wouldbe launched soon to expand commercial activities by building skilled humanresources in the changed circumstances. IBA\'s certificate course will beintroduced there.

Speakingas the chief guest, he said that Kovid-19 is changing the commercial activitiesby accelerating the fourth industrial revolution. So no matter what professionor position I live in, everyone needs to know about cutting edge technology. Weare able to adapt very quickly to new types of global change. Ability to useAI, robotics, big data, etc. technology in every field at the individual,institutional and state level in technology services.

Palaksaid, "Our business, trade, education, office are not lagging behind inthe last 100 days by being intellectually connected even from a socialdistance."

Headded that in the pendulum situation, the internet usage of internet users hasincreased by 50 percent. Commercial usage has increased by 50 percent and morethan 50 lakh mobile bank accounts have been opened.

LICTProject Advisor Sami Ahmed and IBA Director Syed Farhat Anwar presided over thefunction. LICT Project Director Rezaul Karim, Bangladesh Computer CouncilExecutive Director Perth Pratim Dev, BACO President Wahid Sharif, BASISPresident Syed Almas Kabir spoke on the occasion.