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Ramkumar Balasubramanian is the General Manager - Practice & Automation, with Managed Services, Global Infrastructure Division in Wipro Infotech Bangalore. Managed Services is the services arm of Wipro, focusing on providing Infrastructure Management Services. As part of his role he is responsible for conceptualization of innovative services and to take these services to the market.

Ramkumar has overall experience of 22 years in the industry and has been with Wipro for last 10 years. Prior to his tenure at Wipro Infotech, Ramkumar has worked with HP as a lead architect for the HP Worldwide Catalog Management project based out of the US. Ramkumar has also worked with three startup companies designing products and have filed patents on the same.

Ramkumar holds a degree MS from Madurai Kamaraj University.

Author's Posts

The Future of IT Infrastructure

Posted by: Ramkumar Balasubramanian | December 06, 2013

IT infrastructure is mission-critical to the success of an organization. Yet, increasing demands from business, coupled with stagnant budgets have resulted in constant pressure on the CIO to improve productivity in a cost-effective manner.

The CIO and the productivity dilemma

Posted by: Ramkumar Balasubramanian | December 10, 2012

Today’s CIOs are no longer required to be mere technical heads of the company, charged with keeping the systems running. They are now expected to become key participants in nearly every business decision, combining technology expertise with business knowledge, experience and insight. They are being tasked with finding more flexible and cost effective ways to drive innovation and productivity.

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