By Sramana Mitra and guest author Sudhindra Chada Sramana: So, you put this website grader out, and you said that up to 2.5 million people are using it? Mark: Yes. SM: Help me understand how the process follows from there. What you do with these 2.5 million leads?
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By Sramana Mitra and guest author Shaloo Shalini Sramana: What is your strategy in terms of managing this manual piece? Is it something you are outsourcing or something you are off-shoring? Scott: Right now, we are making it work manually with internal labor. As I said earlier, it is offsetting a lot of manual labor
Antonio Lucena de Faria’s ActionFlow was chosen the best business of those presented at yesterday’s roundtable through a poll on our Facebook page. Congratulations! In case you missed it, you can read Sramana Mitra’s roundtable recap here or listen to the recording found here.
Greytip, the second NASSCOM Emerge 50 company to be featured in Deal Radar, is a strong example of an Indian product company that has shied away from the body-shopping approach and been committed to the local market, recognizing that even though this market is small, it has significant potential. Greytip makes Folklore HRIS, an HR
Sramana: Clearly you have enormous domain knowledge in the e-commerce space collected over a decade. Now you are bringing that knowledge to a new cloud delivery model. Bill Loumpouridis: Salesforce’s objective is to be an enterprise platform. We fulfill a big part of that requirement. By demonstrating our capability, we become the poster child for
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Candice Arnold Irina: Do you plan your exit strategies? Chenoa: We’re trying to be a little more aggressive about planning and trying to bring more M&A activity into the state. It’s hard; because we’re so isolated, the M&A activity is very slow. That’s something that we’re working on as
By guest authors Irina Patterson and Candice Arnold Irina: Could you elaborate on your deal flow? Kindra: Deal flow comes from a combination of reputation, member networks, and partnerships with local ecosystems, meaning other groups that are focused on entrepreneurship, especially women-oriented groups. Our companies themselves are a terrific source of deal flow. We focus