Ex-Satyam Director Talks About His Startup Funding Experience
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GB Prabhat talks about what made him leave his top position as a Director at Satyam, one of India’s biggest software companies, and take the hard route to entrepreneurship.
This particular edition will be of special interest to both entrepreneurs and to those who aspire to be one.
When he quit Satyam recently, he had helped grow its Enterprise department’s revenues to 200 million US dollars a year.
His new venture, Anantara Solutions, has gotten seed funding of $6.5 million US dollars from Helion Venture Partners, Walden International and Silicon Valley Bank. He talks about his experience in getting funding and also shares his advice to those wanting to jump into the entrepreneurship bandwagon.
Anantara focuses on Second Generation Outsourcing (SGO), a business paradigm that radically improves first generation outsourcing which is predicated primarily on cost arbitrage.
Tags: GB Prabhat, Satyam, India, Anantara Solutions, Helion Venture Partners, Walden International, Silicon Valley Bank, Second Generation Outsourcing, SGO
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August 16th, 2007 at 12:17 pm
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August 19th, 2007 at 8:06 am
Really cool good work and looking forward for more and more interviews…. Great inspiration and rare ones.. U job is mind blowing and and wish u would continue more and further… all the beat for the rest and future.. Top of the world….
September 3rd, 2007 at 7:14 am
Anantara is nonsense. They are trying to do the same old outsourcing with some glamorous three letter acronyms! Not at any point in these 2 interviews, has the CEO been able to clearly explain what the company will do.