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1Mby1M Incubation Radar 2011: Bizosys, Bangalore, India
Bizosys Technologies, a Bangalore, India based software engineering company was founded in 2009. The founders, Sunil Guttula and Abinasha Karana are experienced IT professional with 15 years’ experience between them solving various enterprise IT problems. Guttula, Bizosys’ CEO, and Karana founded the company with the goal to “simplify software development.” Toward that end, they have
Outsourcing: Martin Migoya, CEO Of Globant (Part 1)
By Sramana Mitra and guest authors Rajesh Nair and Aditya Modi About Martin Migoya Martin Migoya is the CEO of Globant. Together with three of his friends, Martin established Globant, a company that desgins software products. Under Martin’s leadership, Globant grew from four people in 2003 to 1,500 today. He has won many awards such
Outsourcing: Alexei Miller, Executive Vice President Of DataArt (Part 2)
By Sramana Mitra and guest author Sudhindra Chada Sramana Mitra: That gives me a way into drilling down into what is going on in Eastern Europe: Russia, Ukraine, Croatia – these countries have emerged as major software destinations. Would you talk more about that part of your strategy? How many people do you have in
Outsourcing: Alexei Miller, Executive Vice President Of DataArt (Part 1)
By Sramana Mitra and guest author Sudhindra Chada Our outsourcing series, begun last year by Tony Scott, continues this year with Sudhindra Chada. Tony’s objective was to examine, through interviews with executives of outsourcing companies in all industries, determine how the very idea of outsourcing has changed, understand the major trends in outsourcing and how
Outsourcing: Persistent Systems Interview (Part 16)
By guest author Tony Scott Looking to the Future Tony: If you think about five years from now and say: “My vision of the work we will be doing and of my company five years from now is going to look like this,” what do you think you are going to look like? Anand: We
Outsourcing: Persistent Systems Interview (Part 15)
By guest author Tony Scott The ODM Model – Will It Happen for Software? Tony: Building products faster at a lower cost because you have in-depth expertise in a market segment and are componentizing part of the product development process – it’s going back to your example of Flextronics for software. Will we see ODMs
Outsourcing: Persistent Systems Interview (Part 14)
By guest author Tony Scott The Challenge of Internal Cultural Change Tony: From what we’ve heard and what I’ve seen with my executive search clients, to find that kind of person who can culturally work in a consultative, solutions-driven environment, you need to find people with both expertise and a positive, proactive mindset. One of
Outsourcing: Persistent Systems Interview (Part 13)
By guest author Tony Scott The Challenges of Delivering Globally Tony: Are selling your services mostly in the United States and Europe, or do you also have clients in Latin America, Asia, and Africa? Anand: Yes, mostly [in the United States and Europe]. Nothing in Latin America, nothing in Africa. In Asia we are doing
