Yesterday, I visited Softexpo at 7pm. I thought there would be a queue at the entrance, but there wasn’t, and I was looking for the ticket counter. The guard said “no need”. The venue was well lit (maybe inspired by SAARC), and it was well organized inside. Many people were there, but it wasn’t too crowded. That made it very good for visiting stalls and listening to their comments. I was interested in accounting software. I think 60% of the stalls had accounting software. And all of them claimed their software was much better than Tally. The accounting software “Troyi” really impressed me (or the distributor could have convinced me) with its very rich reporting system, which Tally doesn’t have (as I had heard earlier that Tally is very popular for its rich reporting system). I found the animation software much improved from last year. Another focus was the Bangla software. I believe this Softexpo will be very helpful for general people, companies (who need software), as well as developers (where they can meet and see each other’s work).
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