Company

Established in 1994 as a private limited company, PRAL is a fully owned subsidiary of Central Board of Revenue, Government of Pakistan. The blend of professional experience available with PRAL has enabled us to serve to ICT needs of Central Board of Revenue. Over the past twelve years, we have not only been able to conceptualize, develop, implement and support large scale and mission critical applications of Central Board of Revenue on nation wide basis. We have also provided varied nature of our clients from private and public sectors with practical, innovative and mission-critical solutions. With rich experience of working with private and public sector, PRAL is ready to take challenging assignments of developing mission-critical projects and deliver the same on time and within budget.

PRAL has rich experience and proven capabilities in the following areas:

Feasibility studies/ Technical Advisory Services
Business process improvement / reengineering.
Need Analysis/Requirement Specifications
Data center management and operations
Software Development, Customization and Implementation
Web Sites & Portal Design and Development.
Large Database Management and Administration.
Customized ICT Trainings
Evaluation & selection of hardware, software, operating systems etc.
Large scale data entry.
Preparation of computer installation sites.
Hardware Maintenance
Network Management
Operational support, i.e. running computer installations on Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT), Build-own-Operate (BOO), Build-Lease-Tramper (BLT), etc.
Research and Development, i.e., evaluating new information technologies, monitoring latest trends, disseminating technical information etc.
Management Consulting.

We are committed to continuously strive for improving our service and products for our valued customers in a collaborative environment. In this vein, our emphasis is always on strong coordination, well-established feedback mechanism and upgrading the skills of our professionals.

Our Vision is... ...

“To transform and adapt local systems, especially those related to “governance of economy”, by integrating them into the “New Wave of Technological Innovations” thus contributing towards the economic well-being of the citizens of Pakistan through automation and knowledge-based technology”