Bangladesh Computer Council - BCC

The history of BCC dates back to 1983. A National Computer Committee was formed in 1983 to facilitate the government in computer related affairs and room number 118 and 119 of building number 1 of the Bangladesh Secretariat was its first office. This committee was then transformed into National Computer Board in 1988 and due to its expansion a new office was set for it in 1989 in a rented house at 13 Awrangojeb Road, Muhammadpur, Dhaka. As it’s business grew with the time so this board was again expanded to a council called “The Bangladesh Computer Council” through an ordinance issued by the President in 1989. This ordinance was then confirmed in the parliament through Bangladesh Computer Council Act 1990. BCC then had to move to a bigger rented office in 1995 at plot number 31/A, Road number 6, Dhanmondi, Dhaka and made its final move to it’s self-owned newly built office at 14/x, Agargaon, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka in 2005. BCC is operating its business in this building since then.