Feb 17, 2020
Mumbai: Crayon, a leading global software and cloud expert, today announced two significant changes to its leadership team effective from Feb 01st 2020.
Rajesh, who was handling Crayon’s sales earlier, will be heading the newly formed ‘Services Transformation’ chapter and embarking Crayon on the next wave of evolution. Likewise, Venkat who was associated with Crayon on managing business relationships with leading Cloud Aggregators will now be taking care of Account, Licensing, and Coverage chapter.
“In order to address the growing demand and to drive our next set of business goals, we have recognized and restructured our team. Both Rajesh and Venkat bring in vast industry knowledge to the table that will help us to focus on curating creative ideas, strategy and increase outreach. This is the first of many exciting developments that will be happening at Crayon over the next couple of years,” said Vikas Bhonsle, CEO at Crayon.
The company achieved a strong exponential top line growth of approximately 72% in 2019. Additionally, they have also successfully enhanced their customer base by two fold in 2019 across India.
The company specializes in software asset management (SAM), cloud and volume licensing and associated consulting services, is headquartered in Oslo, Norway with offices around the world.
–India News Stream
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