CtrlS and Siemens Convergence sign MoU
VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE
CtrlS has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Siemens Convergence Creators Pvt. Ltd (CVC). This strategic partnership with Siemens CVC will enable CtrlS to offer Secure Workforce Productivity Service (SWPS) targeted at increasing the workforce productivity of enterprise customers with a 360-degree view and optimizing their operating expenditure. The offering will revolutionize the end-user computing environment linking the missing step of aligning the IT with workforce productivity, ensuring a transparent valuation matrix.
According to the MoU, CtrlS will leverage Siemens CVC's product CONDIS, a leading asset and resource management solution, for its SWPS offering. This will help manage and optimize the IT and non-IT assets of customers, thereby allowing the SLAs and measurement systems to be rolled out to the workforce, creating a conducive environment, where all elements around the workforce are measurable and auditable.
"At CtrlS, we are committed to providing global standard of services to customers. Many MNCs operating in India and Indian enterprises face various issues in complying with stringent confidentiality requirements and adhering to global standards for their workforce. The Secure Workforce Productivity Services will ensure 360-degree view of their back office operations, creating a transparent measurable set-up that will ensure security and productivity measurement parameters be placed for optimization and increased productivity," said Sridhar Pinnapureddy, Founder & CEO, CtrlS.
"Siemens CVC's CONDIS has gained the trust of enterprises across different verticals who aim to efficiently manage resources and it will serve as the right vehicle to drive SWPS services in India. Based on its smart architecture and its high scalability, CONDIS is significantly more cost-efficient than comparable solutions on the market. In addition, CONDIS requires just a minimum of operational investment. It is easily customizable and can be effortlessly extended anytime. With this partnership, we aim to provide tools and technologies for customers to become more productive and focus on their key competencies," said Rajiv Sulekh, CEO & Managing Director, Siemens CVC India.
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According to the MoU, CtrlS will leverage Siemens CVC's product CONDIS, a leading asset and resource management solution, for its SWPS offering. This will help manage and optimize the IT and non-IT assets of customers, thereby allowing the SLAs and measurement systems to be rolled out to the workforce, creating a conducive environment, where all elements around the workforce are measurable and auditable.
"At CtrlS, we are committed to providing global standard of services to customers. Many MNCs operating in India and Indian enterprises face various issues in complying with stringent confidentiality requirements and adhering to global standards for their workforce. The Secure Workforce Productivity Services will ensure 360-degree view of their back office operations, creating a transparent measurable set-up that will ensure security and productivity measurement parameters be placed for optimization and increased productivity," said Sridhar Pinnapureddy, Founder & CEO, CtrlS.
"Siemens CVC's CONDIS has gained the trust of enterprises across different verticals who aim to efficiently manage resources and it will serve as the right vehicle to drive SWPS services in India. Based on its smart architecture and its high scalability, CONDIS is significantly more cost-efficient than comparable solutions on the market. In addition, CONDIS requires just a minimum of operational investment. It is easily customizable and can be effortlessly extended anytime. With this partnership, we aim to provide tools and technologies for customers to become more productive and focus on their key competencies," said Rajiv Sulekh, CEO & Managing Director, Siemens CVC India.
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