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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
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The evolution of IT to Saas in India
Our special package this fortnight is on the post-Zoho effect: A flourishing SaaS sector with around 1,500 companies clocking over $2 billion in annual revenues
SaaS Rising
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SaaS rising: India is ready for its next IT moment
Companies in the sector are building some of the underpinnings of the internet economy of the future. With strong companies, entrepreneurs, and women leaders in the fray, the sector is the latest sunrise industry in India and making the country a software product leader
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They built the foundation for business contracts. Now Icertis is in the driver's seat of the next revolution
A decade after landing Microsoft as its first customer, Samir Bodas and Monish Darda are on the cusp of making Icertis the de facto vendor of contract management technology for some of the world's biggest companies, and are ushering in the next revolution with AI and automation
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How unicorn Browserstack became a profitable $100 million Indian Saas company
BrowserStack has helped millions of developers accelerate and automate their tests, bringing testing closer to writing code; now it wants to become the go-to testing infrastructure for the internet of the future
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Emerging Indian Saas Leaders: Hasura's Rajoshi Ghosh and Tanmai Gopal
Hasura acts like a matchmaker for developers to tap disparate sources of data more efficiently
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Emerging Indian Saas Leaders: Darwinbox's Jayant Paleti, Chaitanya Peddi and Rohit Chennamaneni
Today, more than 650 enterprises use Darwinbox to manage payroll, leave, attendance, appraisals, and learning and development of over 1.5 million employees
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Uniphore: Building deep-tech conversational AI for the world
Uniphore has the vision of becoming the horizontal AI layer running across every organisation and every single conversation, including—not in the too distant future—in-person conversations
