Prodea Systems competitors

Established in 1993, EPAM Systems, Inc. (NYSE:EPAM) is the leading global software engineering and IT consulting provider. Since 2013 Forbes recognized EPAM each year on its Fast Tech 25 list as one of the 25 fastest growing publicly traded technology companies in North America. Forester Research named EPAM as a leader in Digital Platform Engineering space and Product Development Services market and also included into top ten largest Commerce solution providers globally. EPAM maintains global headquarters in Newtown, PA, as well as client facing support and delivery operations acccross multiple locations in United States as well as in UK, Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, Sweden, Russia, China, and Singapore. EPAM provides services through its 35,000+ professionals deployed across delivery centers in Belarus, Ukraine, Russia, Hungary, India, Poland, China, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Vietnam, and Czech Republic EPAM's customer base includes global leading companies in Software & Technology, Financial Services, Business Information & Media, Travel/Hospitality/Consumer Services, Life Sciences and Healthcare and several other industry segments. For more information on EPAM Systems, Inc., please visit www.epam.com. Specialties: digital platform engineering, product development services, digital strategy, software development and technology solutions, IT outsourcing, global delivery.

Wally Smith began his career at Advanced Analog in 1982 where he pioneered the military aerospace DC-to-DC converter market, creating a new market that grew from zero sales to over $100 million. The company was sold to Lambda in 1994. After a successful integration, he became the President and CEO of AOS, a manufacturer of patented computer accessory and corporate workstation products. After selling AOS to Herman Miller he founded one of the first successful SasS companies in the Human Capital Management space, Enwisen in 2000. He took Enwisen from concept to the industry leader in HR Service Delivery until Lawson acquired the company in 2010. He was a general manager with Lawson through their acquisition by Infor. Wally is a graduate of San Jose State with a BS in Accounting, and of the Growing Companies Executives program at the Stanford School of Business.

As CEO, Hassan Ahmed is responsible for all aspects of the company’s operations and for setting its strategic direction. Prior to starting Affirmed Networks, Hassan was most recently Senior Advisor at Charles River Ventures. Hassan served as Chairman and CEO of Sonus Networks (Nasdaq:SONS) for ten years during which time it grew from an idea into the leading public company enabling the transformation of telephony to IP. Before Sonus, he was EVP and GM of the Core Switching division of Ascend Communications and VP Engineering and Chief Technology Officer of Cascade Communications. Hassan has also held key leadership positions at Motorola and Analog Devices. He was also Associate Professor of Electrical Computer and Systems Engineering and Associate Professor of Finance at Boston University. Additionally, he has guest lectured at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

Raj Sundaresan is a Chief Executive Officer at Altimetrik and is based in Belmont, California. He has worked as Chief Operating Officer at Altimetrik. Raj attended Notre Dame de Namur University until 2000 and Bangalore University.