Sage IT Announces New Chief Customer Officer
Sep 16, 2019
FRISCO, Texas - Sept. 16, 2019 - PRLog -- Sage IT, a leading global provider of IT Services, Solutions, and Products announced the appointment of Prasad Dandu as the Chief Customer Officer to take active role in leading all aspects of Strategy, Solutions, Sales, and Customer Management.
Prior to joining Sage IT, Prasad has had a successful career as VP - Tata Consultancy Services and VP - Cognizant Technology Solutions spanning over 25 years. He had a proven track record of achieving dramatic increase in revenues, profits and market share having built long-lasting, top-level customer connects in a multitude of industries, including global Fortune 500 leaders in Retail and Consumer Goods.
Prasad holds an engineering degree from SVU College of Engineering, Tirupati, and a Master's in Computer Science from JNT University, Hyderabad. Prasad is an accomplished leader with an exceptional focus on understanding and meeting the customer's needs. His extensive experience includes new customer acquisitions, launch of new technology practices, winning large deals, and building results driven teams.
"I am proud to join the Sage IT team and am excited by the opportunity given to me to lead this great team with a Customer-First focus!" said Prasad. "Sage IT has great talent with strong technical knowledge providing differentiated solutions."
Aravind Kashyap, CEO, Sage IT stated, "I am personally thrilled to have Prasad as part of the leadership team. He will personally lead our team in meeting both our current and new customers' needs driving the growth of Sage IT."
About Sage IT
Sage IT is a leading global provider of IT services. The Company focuses on solving real business challenges through innovation and deep expertise. Our business philosophy, "Together we help Customers move forward" is demonstrated through the success we ensure for our clients. Sage IT focuses on delivering business results and leveraging technology solutions by specializing in Digital Modernization, Application Integration, Cognitive Automation, and Customer Interactions. Founded in 2003, Sage IT has a well-established global delivery model armed with proven tools, methodologies, and skilled human capital. Sage IT has developed strong partnerships with TIBCO, MuleSoft, Google Apigee, Automation Anywhere, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, IBM, and others. For additional information visit www.sageitinc.om
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