When Yusuf Jan took over as Chairman of P@SHA, one of the first things he wanted was to have a P@SHA Community channel where IT Member Companies and professionals could put up news, pictures & videos regarding events, product launches and initiatives they had started – in fact anything that they thought was worth sharing. And so was born the idea of iP@SHA.
We didn’t have to go far to implement the idea. Dr. Umar Saif and Adil Saleem, two members of the SeenReport team, were visiting Karachi so I asked them what it would take to add a P@SHA community channel to SeenReport. This is something I had discussed over dinner in Lahore with Sharjeel Ahmed Qureshi, Yaser Awan and Adil some months earlier and they had volunteered to set it up for P@SHA whenever we decided it was time. Of course the idea didn’t really take root until Yusuf brought it up during our first 2010 planning meeting. He even had a tagline for it “iP@SHA – Do you?” 
We have just launched the Community Channel and although so far it only contains a bunch of videos that I have put up, I am hoping that as more people find out about the space, they will start using it. If young startups or freelancers want to put up their startup videos for feedback, this would be an ideal spot for them to do so. If you hear of something innovative that someone is doing in the ICT space, take a video or a photo and put it up. If you have an idea you want to share that needs collaborative input, put it up with a request. If you have a demo of your product that you want to share, post it. Let us make this a collaborative space, a space where we build a community that actually lives up to the “all for one and one for all” concept.
Go and check out iP@SHA now, register and start submitting news, announcements, pictures and videos.
How do you submit an item to iP@SHA?
Email/MMS pictures and videos with description to:
ipasha@seenreport.com
or
ipasha.cityname@seenreport.com
Thank you Umar, Sharjeel, Adil and Yaser for helping us make this happen. You are absolutely wonderful!
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