Islamic Financial System - insurtech vs fintech

  Agriculture sector of Pakistan's economy Agriculture is a vital sector of Pakistan's economy, employing about 38% of the country's workforce and accounting for around 19% of the country's GDP. Here is a brief timeline of some of the key events in the development of the agriculture sector in Pakistan:   1947: Pakistan gained independence from British India and became a separate country. The new government placed a strong emphasis on agricultural development as a means of boosting the country's economy.   1960s: The Green Revolution, a series of agricultural innovations and technologies , was introduced in Pakistan. This led to significant increases in crop yields and helped transform Pakistan into a major producer of wheat and rice.   1970s: The government of Pakistan nationalized many industries, including agriculture. This led to a decline in private investment in the sector and a reduction in agricultural productivity.   1980s: The governme...

  Bigdata Analytics Here is a brief timeline of the development of big data analytics in Bangladesh:   2014: The Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS) organized a seminar on big data to raise awareness of the technology among businesses and entrepreneurs in Bangladesh.   2015: The Bangladesh government launched the Digital Bangladesh 2021 strategy, which included a focus on the development of big data analytics. The strategy aimed to promote the use of data analytics in various sectors, including healthcare, education, and finance.   2016: The Bangladesh Institute of ICT in Development (BIID) conducted a study on the potential of big data analytics in Bangladesh. The study identified opportunities for the application of big data analytics in various sectors, including agriculture, health, and transportation.   2017: The International Data Corporation (IDC) predicted that the big data and analytics market in Banglades...

  Here is a brief timeline of the development of big data analytics in Morocco:   2015: The Moroccan government launched the Digital Morocco 2020 strategy, which included a focus on the development of bigdata analytics big data analytics. The strategy aimed to promote the use of data analytics in various sectors, including healthcare, education, and finance.   2016: The Moroccan Data Center Alliance (MDCA) was launched to promote the development of big data analytics in Morocco. The MDCA aimed to provide support for research and development in the field of big data analytics and to promote collaboration between data scientists and businesses.   2017: The Moroccan Association of Artificial Intelligence (MAAI) was established to promote the development of artificial intelligence and big data analytics in Morocco. The MAAI aimed to provide training and support for data scientists and to promote collaboration between data scientists and businesses.   ...

  Here is a brief timeline of the development of big data analytics in Kenya:   2012: The Kenyan government launched the Open Data Initiative to make government data available to the public. The initiative aimed to encourage the use of data analytics in Kenya by providing researchers and businesses with access to large datasets.   2013: The iHub, a technology innovation hub in Nairobi, launched a data science and visualization lab to train developers in the field of data analytics. The lab aimed to address the shortage of skilled professionals in the field of big data analytics in Kenya.   2014: The Kenyan government launched the Big Data and Analytics Initiative to promote the use of big data analytics in various sectors, including healthcare, agriculture, and finance. The initiative aimed to create a pool of skilled professionals in the field of big data analytics and to provide support for research and development in the field.   2015: The Ken...

  Here is a brief timeline of the development of big data analytics in India:   2011: The National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM) predicted that big data analytics would be a major growth area for the Indian IT industry.   2012: The Indian government launched the National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy (NDSAP) to promote the sharing and reuse of government data for research and development. The policy aimed to encourage the development of big data analytics in India by providing researchers and businesses with access to large datasets.   2013: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi launched a new program in data analytics to train students in the field of big data analytics. The program was aimed at addressing the shortage of skilled professionals in the field of big data analytics in India.   2014: The Indian government launched the Digital India program to promote the use of digital technologies, includin...