Browsing by Author "Islam, Aynul"

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Design and implementation of solar heater system
(BRAC University, 2016) Redowan, Mesbah; Sami, Tasnim Muntasir; Islam, Aynul; Ahmed, Sheikh Ziauddin; Das, Avijit
Overly populated and developing countries, such as our country Bangladesh is facing energy resources scarcity over the last few decades. Specially, the rural areas in Bangladesh which covers at least 50 % of our land suffers without electricity and the attempt to expand the grid system is incapable for the shortage of capacity. With the innovation of technology and high popularity of usage of renewable energy, the accessibility of electricity is present for all. Our aim is to design a project, which is the development of solar powered electric heater replacing the electric, or gas powered equipment. This allows the heater to be charged during the day by storing solar energy and be used during normal time. The future prospective is to bring along this success project to the commercial area and encourage investors to invest in this project and make it more popular among common people for household purposes.
Research report on Bashundhara A4 paper
(BRAC University, 2012-12-30) Tasnim, Masrura; Islam, Aynul; Aziz, Mohammed Tareque
The operations & supply chain management of Energypac Engineering Ltd
(BRAC University, 1/15/2021) Islam, Aynul; Rahman, Md. Lutfor
In today's global marketplace, effective supply chain management is seen as a significant competitive advantage for a business. The enterprise that conducts robust supply chain planning activities, delivers increased efficiencies. Supply chain managers plan, schedule, and control that flow of goods to help the company stay competitive and control costs. They build the bridges between suppliers, companies, and consumers. Energypac Engineering Ltd. is a major player and the largest private organization in the power sector industry of Bangladesh. Problem is Energypac plays a monopoly role in the domestic power sector market. In the local market there is no competitor at the moment. This seems to be a good sign, but has some bad impact too. Due to having no proper competition, Energypac has not really felt the importance of optimized use of its resources. In this current market, there is no room for comfort. There are competitors growing in the local market, and the market is rapidly opening up to the foreign investors. Throughout the report, the focus is to find potential improvement areas and apply my knowledge and tools for betterment of the procurement process and strategy for Energypac Engineering Limited. Firstly, I tried to figure out the problems through survey, prioritizing the list and finally propose action plan against each. Importance has been given on implementing the Enterprise resource planning (ERP) as that will solve a lot of problems, specially the inefficiency issues at Energypac.