Posted by: ohio February 13, 2016
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Let me add few more sites that I know.
To get the latest updates on Nepalese ICT
http://livingwithict.com
IT companies with Offshore Teams in Nepal
http://www.deerwalk.com/
http://www.braindigit.com/
https://www.ebpearls.com.au/
http://www.avionte.com/
http://www.yomari.com/
Building core software products in Nepal-
http://www.f1soft.com/
http://ncellappcamp.com/
Successful Mobile Based Applications Trends in Nepal-
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lok.sewa&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sudip.smartkrishi&hl=en
If you are planning to go and just join as a developer in one of the software companies, it won't add any significant value in either monetary terms or from career perspective too. The major problem Nepal is facing these days is not IT developers, there are very resourceful developers back home but the problem is Government initiatives to implement IT in Nepal.
The one and only reason the moment you implement IT in Nepal( Government Offices), there are little/very less chances of corruption and they don't want it. I will give you two simple examples to illustrate it .
a. Recently one private software company develop a software so that you don't have to stay in the long line instead of it you can stay in a virtual line to get petrol from petrol pumps during Nakabandi Crisis. Government buy that software but never implemented it, everyone knows the reason behind it.
b. Everyone from Nepal have to go to Shram Mantralaya to put that Shram sticker, you need to stay in a line for a whole day to get it done or pay someone 1000-1500 to get it done in 2 hours. They never utilize the virtual Queue technology knowing that the moment they install the application, the money they are making under table goes away.
It is not because they are lacking smart developers but the bureaucracy itself is a big hindrance for development of IT sector. These days CAN Infotech has become the dispaly of new gadgets only, no innovations.
But despite these negative factors, there is a whole opportunity if you want to be IT entrepreneur yourself. The focus should be made to solve real time problems people are facing in their daily lives through the use of IT. For example- Issues in Agricultural sector, Education, Health Care and Tourism. One of the ideas that came in my mind- build an app that can help you find the semi skilled technical workers such as electrician, plumber, Dakarmi through an mobile app.
To get the latest updates on Nepalese ICT
http://livingwithict.com
IT companies with Offshore Teams in Nepal
http://www.deerwalk.com/
http://www.braindigit.com/
https://www.ebpearls.com.au/
http://www.avionte.com/
http://www.yomari.com/
Building core software products in Nepal-
http://www.f1soft.com/
http://ncellappcamp.com/
Successful Mobile Based Applications Trends in Nepal-
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lok.sewa&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sudip.smartkrishi&hl=en
If you are planning to go and just join as a developer in one of the software companies, it won't add any significant value in either monetary terms or from career perspective too. The major problem Nepal is facing these days is not IT developers, there are very resourceful developers back home but the problem is Government initiatives to implement IT in Nepal.
The one and only reason the moment you implement IT in Nepal( Government Offices), there are little/very less chances of corruption and they don't want it. I will give you two simple examples to illustrate it .
a. Recently one private software company develop a software so that you don't have to stay in the long line instead of it you can stay in a virtual line to get petrol from petrol pumps during Nakabandi Crisis. Government buy that software but never implemented it, everyone knows the reason behind it.
b. Everyone from Nepal have to go to Shram Mantralaya to put that Shram sticker, you need to stay in a line for a whole day to get it done or pay someone 1000-1500 to get it done in 2 hours. They never utilize the virtual Queue technology knowing that the moment they install the application, the money they are making under table goes away.
It is not because they are lacking smart developers but the bureaucracy itself is a big hindrance for development of IT sector. These days CAN Infotech has become the dispaly of new gadgets only, no innovations.
But despite these negative factors, there is a whole opportunity if you want to be IT entrepreneur yourself. The focus should be made to solve real time problems people are facing in their daily lives through the use of IT. For example- Issues in Agricultural sector, Education, Health Care and Tourism. One of the ideas that came in my mind- build an app that can help you find the semi skilled technical workers such as electrician, plumber, Dakarmi through an mobile app.