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Ramesh Mohanakumaran

Ramesh Mohanakumaran has 25+ years of global experience working with Fortune 500 companies in Telecommunications and Business Transformation. Ramesh has experience in steering programs and providing consultancy for Tier 1 customers in various Geographies. Ramesh has transformed many applications and helped organisations simplify citizens' experiences and lives. Ramesh’s appreciation of the full SDLC lifecycle helps him relate business problems and resolve them with a careful mix of employee empowerment and client confidence. Ramesh is fully conversant in working with UK-Secure Government Services and has supported many applications of Critical National Infrastructure. Ramesh is keen to meet people to discuss their problems and solve their challenges. In his past life, Ramesh was a keen C/C++/Unix follower. Technology and solutions never seem to surprise Ramesh in his day-to-day problem-solving. Ramesh is one of the Vertical Leads in Mastek responsible for key Central Government accounts and is also supporting the new business expansion within Mastek.
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The Impact of Disruptive AI and Emerging Tech on Daily Life

28-Nov-2024 07:01:02 / by Ramesh Mohanakumaran posted in Artificial Intelligence, AI technologies, AI

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As we stand on the cusp of another technological revolution, AI and other emerging technologies are set to reshape life as we know it.

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Leveraging Technology for Global Export-Import

20-May-2024 05:06:53 / by Ramesh Mohanakumaran posted in Technology, Digital Transformation, Supply Chain, SCM, logistics

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The What, Why and Where of Robotic Process Automation

12-Mar-2019 04:40:39 / by Ramesh Mohanakumaran posted in RPA

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Ever wondered how changes in the macroeconomicscenarios are making corporations turn their attention to the finer aspects of execution? This is being done by inspecting the levers that change the microeconomic landscape.

Existing levers such as Cost, Quality and Time (triple constraints) are now more of a hygiene factor and not a WOW factor or differentiator.  This added to the fact that humans, as rational beings often find delivering repetitive tasks a source of boredom that takes away the focus from core activities. 

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