Krishnan Jayaraman joins Aspire Systems as new Business Unit Head for Enterprise Analytics

A global technology services firm Aspire Systems has announced the appointment of Krishnan Jayaraman. Jayaraman will lead the Enterprise Analytics division as the new Business Head. As a Business Unit head, Krishnan will chart the course for the BI, Data and Analytics, RPA and AI/ML services.

“I am very glad to welcome Krishnan Jayaraman to the Aspire family. His experience in Enterprise Analytics and handling large technology projects through different delivery models across different geographies will prove as a great value in accomplishing our organizational mission,” said Sunil J N V, Executive Vice President – Global Delivery, Aspire Systems.

Gowri Shankar Subramanian, CEO, Aspire Systems, said, “Krishnan adds substantial depth to our senior leadership team. He brings his experience to further Aspire’s growth plans. His addition also provides impetus to our strategic focus on emerging technologies as a step towards achieving Mission 200.X."

About Krishnan Jayaraman

Krishnan is a seasoned IT professional. His work profile includes association with various global outsourcing companies in his career spanning over 2 decades. His core competencies are BI Consulting, Solutioning, Architecture, Account Mining and also Thought Leadership in the Data & Analytics space. He has also held various leadership positions in the industry. He was also instrumental in developing Business Intelligence Platforms, Analytics Use Cases, Solutions and Proof of Concepts in his previous roles.

“With BI, Big Data Analytics & AIML market size forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 29.7% to $40.6 billion by 2023, we will endeavour to scale the Enterprise Analytics group to the next level (ORBIT). I am confident that in keeping with our philosophy of Attention, Always, to the customer, we will make Aspire the preferred partner of choice for data programs. We will also help our customers derive a competitive advantage by generating actionable insights from their data,” said Krishnan Jayaraman.