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Saturday, Aug 18, 2007
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People
Our Bureau Hyderabad, Aug. 17 Satyam Computer Services today announced that four of their senior executives have been entrusted with different leadership responsibilities in strategic areas including human resources, brand building and marketing within the organisation. Following this move, Mr. S.V. Krishnan will lead Human Resources, Mr.Pavan Kumar is Chief Technology Officer, Mr.Vijay Prasad is Chief Information Officer and Head of Soft Infra group and Mr. Hari T (HR head now) will lead Global Marketing and Communications. The Chief Executive Officer of Satyam, Mr B. Rama Raju, in a statement said “these moves are a reflection of Satyam’s long-term strategy and adhere to our grow-leaders-from-within approach, to help position Satyam to excel. These four positions—CTO, CIO, HR head, and Marketing Head — represent critical elements of our corporate infrastructure.” Mr Krishnan led large business teams and was heading the GE business relationship for Satyam, Mr Hari T, HR head, has helped the company grow multi-fold over the last 9 years. Mr Hari will now operate from New Jersey. Mr Vijay Prasad has been leading Satyam’s Enterprise Applications and Business Intelligence Practice for more than a decade. Mr Pavan Kumar, a Technical Solution Architect, has been building competency in Tools and Technologies.
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