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How is the identity of any organisation defined, specially that of growing organisations? It’s always by its people. I believe that during the growing stages, people shape up an organisation and in many ways its journeys. We at Ashnik, are blessed that our team is growing and growing synergistically. When the vision and passion of a team is aligned, it generates an aura that automatically attracts like-minded people and the team grows.
With a real gem of a team in place, the testimony of which is the delighted customers and partners in the region, we are excited to welcome Sandeep Khuperkar to our team. What is a matter of great pride is that Sandeep’s vision and passion are totally aligned with that of team Ashnik.
Sandeep’s unique combination of hands on experience in Linux and database on wide-ranging platforms from Mainframe to x86 including IBM’s Power platform and consulting skills enhances Ashnik’s abilities to provide a much wider solution with a great depth of expertise. It also means we are in a position to solidify our plans to setup the India operations and build capacities to deliver more projects.
Ultimately, it is always customer experiences that matter in determining an organisation’s success. We are happy to announce that one more of our key customer in the region, is ready to be a public reference after having worked together for almost a year. With our growing team we strive for more success stories like this – one which is a result of our team’s dedication, passion and expertise.
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