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Company: Aditi Technologies
Profile
Aditi Technologies provides outsourced software product development services
for ISVs worldwide and helps ISVs with high quality code, shorter timeframes and
better economics. Partnering MNCs, VC-funded technology firms and incubating an
enterprise CRM product company – Talisma – Aditi provides end-to-end
services: scoping, functional and technical design, development, cross-platforming,
testing and deployment.
The company has 500 people working on its software teams
recruited from leading Indian engineering schools. Other than high-end technical
skills, they are trained to think about user behavior, business dynamics and
flexible product processes. Aditi has state-of-the-art product development
facilities at Bangalore in India and Bellevue, in USA.
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RK Dhanlakshmi
IT Manager, Aditi Technologies |
Current IT infrastructure in the company
Aditi Technologies has over 650 PCs at its Bangalore location, along with 15
servers to power the network requirements for all its employees. This location
has connectivity to its office at Seattle, US through a dedicated Multi-Protocol
Label Switching Link for voice and data. Both offices have their own
premium-leased links to the Internet.
Proposed IT infrastructure for 2006
An additional facility at Bangalore is expected to become functional this
year. Plans are afoot to tighten security aspects through the implementation
of smart card authentication and IPS. Implementing video conferencing solutions
between the offices is also on the agenda, besides providing Internet-based VoIP
solutions for employees from their homes.
Current systems supplier
Aditi procures its PCs and servers from Dell primarily. Project specific server
requirements are procured from different vendors including Dell, HP, IBM and
Sun.
Qualities they look for in a supplier
Suppliers need to provide prompt and high quality support. They also need to
ensure competitive pricing and timely delivery of products. Aditi has a
comprehensive purchase policy especially for new technology related purchases,
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