Technosoft Corporation

Technosoft Corporation is an IT and BPM services provider with its headquarters based in Southfield, MI, USA. The company provides information technology, business process management and consulting services to companies across North America, Australia, New Zealand and Asia-Pacific regions. The company offers unique customizable IT solutions, especially in the areas of Data Analytics and Healthcare.^{[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]}

History

Technosoft was co-founded by Radhakrishnan Gurusamy in January 1996 as a minority business enterprise with headquarters in Southfield MI. It provides IT consulting, application services, professional services, business process management services and infrastructure management services to companies across the globe. The company has over 3,600 employees working from 12 locations across India and America for over 40 clients

Operations

Technosoft has seven offices across the United States, and seven delivery centers in Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad in India. The company also has a presence in Canada, UK, and Australia and New Zealand.

Products and Services

The company offers unique solutions in the Data Analytics space, by adopting a "service product based" methodology to deal with Big Data, using open source technologies such as Hadoop. In June 2014, Technosoft was named as one of the Top 50 Big Data Companies to watch by CIO Review magazine. The company has also come up with a unique Predictive Asset Management (PAM) solution framework with a blend of Open Source technologies and off-the shelf Data visualization tools.

Awards and Recognitions

• Technosoft appraised as a CMMI® Level [3] company.
• IAOP named Technosoft one of the Top 20 in Healthcare, Best 20 Companies in Government, Best 20 Companies in India as well as one of the Best 10 Companies in Australia/New Zealand in their 2013 rankings
• Top 500 Diversity Owned Business in the United States
• Listed in Inc 5000, 2010 | America's Fastest Growing Companies]
• Recognized as one of the "Future 50 companies of Greater Detroit" in 2005

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