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SIG Leader for Nasscom Chandigarh Chapter
NASSCOM
Jan 2021 - Jul 2023 2 years 7 months
Science and Technology
I am playing the SIG leader role for Nasscom Chandigarh Chapter. In this role, I drive the uptake, growth and interest of the local IT and ITES companies in the region. This requires liasioning with the Government on policy matters, providing mentoring, thought leadership and networking.
PMG (Management Group Member)
STPI , Ministry of Communication & Information Technology , Govt. Of India
Jan 2018 - Jul 2023 5 years 7 months
Science and Technology
I am a core team member of STPI Mohali @ Govt. Of India, MEITY, India for their Neuron Program which identifies, mentors and support the Start Ups in the field of new age Digital Tech like AI, ML, Cloud, IOT.
Thought Leadership Program Manager
Infosys
Apr 2010 - Mar 2011 1 year
Science and Technology
I drove Thought Leadership (white papers, publications, patents, seminars) at Chandigarh Development Center at Infosys.
CSR Lead
Infosys Chandigarh CSR
Jan 2009 - Mar 2010 1 year 3 months
Social Services
Led the Infosys CSR Initiative at Chandigarh.
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https://community.nasscom.in/ April 26, 2022
Cloud is transforming core engineering functions
Among the technological disruptions that have changed the way enterprises do business, the cloud is probably the most impactful. The pandemic further highlighted the need to adopt cloud computing with other digital technologies to enable remote work and support a hybrid workforce. The trend extended beyond digital-first businesses to traditional industries such as manufacturing that are increasingly embracing virtualization and…
Cloud is transforming core engineering functions
Among the technological disruptions that have changed the way enterprises do business, the cloud is probably the most impactful. The pandemic further highlighted the need to adopt cloud computing with other digital technologies to enable remote work and support a hybrid workforce. The trend extended beyond digital-first businesses to traditional industries such as manufacturing that are increasingly embracing virtualization and cloud-enabled digital transformation through engineering cloud.
Engineering cloud refers to the use of the cloud for orchestrating and integrating an organization’s engineering functions. It differs from cloud engineering that relates to the engineering of the cloud infrastructure and tech stack.
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Information Week April 11, 2022
While cost and efficiency are likely the centerpieces of any company's push towards IT modernization, the other benefits can be hugely important to getting the green light.
It has been observed that businesses advanced their digitization plans by two to three years to adapt to the situation created by the pandemic. Enterprises were not only switching to a remote working model overnight but also seeking to make big changes to keep up with new customer behaviors, large-scale supply chain…
While cost and efficiency are likely the centerpieces of any company's push towards IT modernization, the other benefits can be hugely important to getting the green light.
It has been observed that businesses advanced their digitization plans by two to three years to adapt to the situation created by the pandemic. Enterprises were not only switching to a remote working model overnight but also seeking to make big changes to keep up with new customer behaviors, large-scale supply chain dislocations, and uncertainty like they had never seen before. This was classic digital transformation stuff -- leveraging various technologies, from AI to blockchain, to reimagine the way they met customer needs, went to market, or conducted their operations.
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MIT Technology Review Insights : Technologyreview.com February 24, 2022
Global supply chains are highly complex and vulnerable by nature, but they play a critical role in the success of an organization. 2019 was a year of disruption with natural disasters and global geopolitical changes such as the trade war between the US and China and the Brexit impacting supply chains across the world. This was further compounded in 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic brought logistical challenges driven by lockdowns and shortages in personnel, making the supply chain a…
Global supply chains are highly complex and vulnerable by nature, but they play a critical role in the success of an organization. 2019 was a year of disruption with natural disasters and global geopolitical changes such as the trade war between the US and China and the Brexit impacting supply chains across the world. This was further compounded in 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic brought logistical challenges driven by lockdowns and shortages in personnel, making the supply chain a macroeconomic concern. From scarcities in semiconductor chips in the automotive and hi-tech companies to a decline in global smartphone shipments, every industry faced unexpected and unwanted disruptions leading them to embrace ‘digital’ at scale. Product companies embarking on their digital transformation also began to invest in process transformation across the extended enterprise ecosystem.
The concepts of ‘design anywhere’, ‘produce anywhere’, ‘assemble anywhere’, ‘sell anywhere’ and finally ‘service anywhere’ have changed the paradigm of product enterprises. Digital transformation enabled by the cloud can bring these concepts into practice. Cloud brings flexibility, agility, scalability, and security for core engineering applications.
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CIO.com February 14, 2022
Manufacturers of industrial and heavy machinery products face several challenges, especially those with multi-year shelf life. These include high quality costs, wastages, inefficiencies on the shop floor, under-utilization of resources, and manual operations. These challenges result in lesser productivity and longer lead times for fulfilling customer demand. Commoditized Make-To-Stock (MTS), as well as bespoke Configure-To-Order (CTO) and Engineer-to-Order (ETO) sectors require multiple ways to…
Manufacturers of industrial and heavy machinery products face several challenges, especially those with multi-year shelf life. These include high quality costs, wastages, inefficiencies on the shop floor, under-utilization of resources, and manual operations. These challenges result in lesser productivity and longer lead times for fulfilling customer demand. Commoditized Make-To-Stock (MTS), as well as bespoke Configure-To-Order (CTO) and Engineer-to-Order (ETO) sectors require multiple ways to boost efficiency across the shop floor, business processes and the product lifecycle.
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Nasscom Community Portal November 12, 2021
Organizations are often compared to live organisms in their instinct to survive and thrive in challenging environments. The manufacturing world is no different – they need to be resilient and take advantage of the decade’s most significant market disruption. The manufacturers need to innovate their operating model. That is possible only by digitizing their core capabilities. The world is looking at alternative social ways of working in the post-COVID era, which essentially needs greater…
Organizations are often compared to live organisms in their instinct to survive and thrive in challenging environments. The manufacturing world is no different – they need to be resilient and take advantage of the decade’s most significant market disruption. The manufacturers need to innovate their operating model. That is possible only by digitizing their core capabilities. The world is looking at alternative social ways of working in the post-COVID era, which essentially needs greater technology infusion – hence sooner the adoption, faster will be the realization of benefits.
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Infosys.com - Main Author is Mr. Pareekh Jain November 1, 2021
The engineering cloud is an emerging trend across engineering enterprises. As enterprises embrace virtualization and cloud-enabled digital transformation, they also have an opportunity to transform the performance of their engineering operations with the engineering cloud. The engineering cloud (meaning cloud for engineering functions/solutions/products/processes) is different from cloud engineering, which pertains to the engineering of the cloud infrastructure and tech stack. This point of…
The engineering cloud is an emerging trend across engineering enterprises. As enterprises embrace virtualization and cloud-enabled digital transformation, they also have an opportunity to transform the performance of their engineering operations with the engineering cloud. The engineering cloud (meaning cloud for engineering functions/solutions/products/processes) is different from cloud engineering, which pertains to the engineering of the cloud infrastructure and tech stack. This point of view defines the engineering cloud and discusses its significance for enterprises and the success factors for implementation.
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ToolBox.com September 21, 2021
To stay competitive and agile, enterprises need to modernize their IT infrastructure with cloud computing. Abhishek Goyal, global practice head for digital engineering, IoT, and engineering cloud, Infosys, shares the benefits of embracing cloud for engineering.
Cloud and application security are the key elements of cloud strategy. It is necessary to encrypt data moving to the cloud from the customer’s private data centers. The infrastructure should be continuously monitored for threats…
To stay competitive and agile, enterprises need to modernize their IT infrastructure with cloud computing. Abhishek Goyal, global practice head for digital engineering, IoT, and engineering cloud, Infosys, shares the benefits of embracing cloud for engineering.
Cloud and application security are the key elements of cloud strategy. It is necessary to encrypt data moving to the cloud from the customer’s private data centers. The infrastructure should be continuously monitored for threats. Both system integrators (SIs) and hyperscale cloud providers can help with this. System integrators provide a comprehensive compliance status that is in alignment with the best practices followed by hyperscale cloud partners. Overall, cloud infrastructure should have one or more distributed firewalls, network segregation, data encryption, endpoint protection, SSL certificates, vulnerability management, application-specific firewalls, and identification management. A system integrator can also help the enterprise to formulate a cloud migration strategy. SIs are best placed to design a robust cloud infrastructure for engineering teams and envisage a clear-cut strategy to migrate these applications to the cloud, thanks to their understanding of both engineering applications and the poly cloud ecosystem. SIs also understand the imperatives of migration and can propose better cost takeout models for the product enterprises. As the tremendous advantages of the cloud for engineering and R&D functions become apparent, we will see more enterprises making the shift. A well-thought-out and executed approach while migrating to the cloud is essential for getting the right outcomes.
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http://searchoracle.techtarget.com September 30, 2013
Holistic view of customer experience fulfillment processes, covering areas such as forecasting, sales and operations planning, sales and order processing, product life-cycle management, and after-market services delivery. Also covers how Oracle is strategizing the CX orchestration.
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Supply and Demand Chain Executive March 15, 2011
Over the last two decades, the ERP market has grown from strength to strength, and the ERP system has almost become an integral part of any enterprise worth its salt. Analyst reports suggest that the ERP market is currently about 40billionintotalrevenue,consistentlyranksamongthetopITspendingpriorityforenterprises,andisexpectedtogrowtoover40 billion in total revenue, consistently ranks among the top IT spending priority for enterprises, and is expected to grow to over 40billionintotalrevenue,consistentlyranksamongthetopITspendingpriorityforenterprises,andisexpectedtogrowtoover50 billion by 2013.
ERP deployments with Oracle, SAP and Microsoft, as well as others, are not seen as mere IT initiatives; they are…
Over the last two decades, the ERP market has grown from strength to strength, and the ERP system has almost become an integral part of any enterprise worth its salt. Analyst reports suggest that the ERP market is currently about 40billionintotalrevenue,consistentlyranksamongthetopITspendingpriorityforenterprises,andisexpectedtogrowtoover40 billion in total revenue, consistently ranks among the top IT spending priority for enterprises, and is expected to grow to over 40billionintotalrevenue,consistentlyranksamongthetopITspendingpriorityforenterprises,andisexpectedtogrowtoover50 billion by 2013.
ERP deployments with Oracle, SAP and Microsoft, as well as others, are not seen as mere IT initiatives; they are now considered as strategic levers to leapfrog ahead of the competition by enabling integration, standardization and improvement of business operations across the enterprise, which in turn can positively impact the company's financial and operational metrics…
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www.CFO.com July 16, 2010
ERP implementations are typically well planned using various implementation frameworks, templates and concepts. However, nearly 70 to 80% of all ERP implementation programs fail, go over budget, or go live after the original deadline. This is mainly due to the fact that while tackling strategic issues and their risk mitigations, program teams often miss out on the tactical nuances of implementation. Through this paper, we have tried to highlight the top 30 “tactical” mistakes that lead to ERP…
ERP implementations are typically well planned using various implementation frameworks, templates and concepts. However, nearly 70 to 80% of all ERP implementation programs fail, go over budget, or go live after the original deadline. This is mainly due to the fact that while tackling strategic issues and their risk mitigations, program teams often miss out on the tactical nuances of implementation. Through this paper, we have tried to highlight the top 30 “tactical” mistakes that lead to ERP implementation failures.
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www.Infosys.com April 1, 2008
Companies that implement ERP must dovetail Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) activities to extract maximum benefits from ERP investments. The initial phases of ERP implementation can be suitably adjusted... to introduce process re-engineering goals so that the end-result is a streamlined business process. In addition, the organizational governance structure has to support BPR and ERP transformation. This white paper provides a systematic approach to integrate BPR and ERP implementations…
Companies that implement ERP must dovetail Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) activities to extract maximum benefits from ERP investments. The initial phases of ERP implementation can be suitably adjusted... to introduce process re-engineering goals so that the end-result is a streamlined business process. In addition, the organizational governance structure has to support BPR and ERP transformation. This white paper provides a systematic approach to integrate BPR and ERP implementations from the perspective of process, technology and the organization.
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Honors & Awards
US patent holder (patent # US 9003353 B2) for Activity points based effort estimation for package implementation.
US patent office
Apr 2015
US patent holder (patent # US 9003353 B2) for Activity points based effort estimation for package implementation.
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