Ti Global Group Outlines the Origins of Its Multi Sector Expansion Across Australia and Bangladesh
Founder & Group CEO - Ti Global Group
According to the organisation, the foundation of its earliest work began when founder Tahamidul Islam observed widespread challenges faced by international students navigating the Australian education system. Many students lacked reliable guidance on course choices, documentation requirements, and long term planning. To address this, he began offering structured support, which eventually developed into Optek International, the group’s first operational entity.
Optek initially functioned as a small, process focused support initiative, prioritising accurate information and clear documentation. As demand increased, its operations became more formalised. The establishment of an office in Dhaka marked an early step toward cross border service delivery.
During this period, the organisation identified growing needs among small and medium sized businesses struggling with branding, digital presence, and content development. This insight led to the formation of the group’s second entity, Delco IT, which focused on digital identity support, creative solutions, and structured marketing operations.
As Optek and Delco expanded, the group recognised additional gaps affecting individuals arriving in Australia, especially those requiring structured community and daily living support. This resulted in the creation of Dimensions Support Australia, which aimed to provide organised service pathways within the community support sector. The initiative represented the group’s move into a new service category and added another layer to its evolving identity.
Throughout these developments, the entities operated independently. However, a long term strategic pattern was emerging. The founder’s experience across Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, and Australia influenced an approach centred on discipline, gradual development, and system driven processes. This cross cultural background contributed to early decisions around structure, documentation, and cautious expansion.
The group reports that its early growth period emphasised internal system building rather than public visibility. Processes were standardised early, teams were encouraged to follow consistent routines, and decisions were made with long term stability in mind. This slow and deliberate expansion helped the organisation navigate stages that typically challenge early stage businesses.
As each entity matured, leadership identified the need for a unified organisational structure to align long term objectives. This led to the introduction of Ti Global Group as an umbrella body, bringing Optek International, Delco IT, and Dimensions Support Australia under a consolidated framework. The group states that the goal of the consolidation was to coordinate strategic planning while maintaining operational independence across sectors.
Towards the end of its early development phase, Ti Global Group began planning future service expansions and technology based solutions. Internal roles were refined, communication systems improved, and cross border coordination strengthened. These observations contributed to the early concept behind ApplyAnywhere, the group’s upcoming workforce mobility and recruitment support system.
By the conclusion of this foundational period, Ti Global Group had transitioned from a single guidance initiative into a multi sector organisation with a presence in both Australia and Bangladesh. The update highlights that the evolution was driven mainly by practical community needs, structured planning, and a long term operational mindset rather than external promotion or rapid visibility efforts.
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