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Siddharth Sethi and the business of belonging
Three friends built InfoBeans in Indore while their working lives stretched across America. For Siddharth Sethi, the company’s long story comes back to a surprisingly practical question: who gets to grow with it?
WebKorps and the art of making software behave
A cloud bill, a biomedical shipment, a legal form: WebKorps builds software for the places where ordinary business becomes awkward. Its most useful lesson is about the work that happens before the coding starts.
Yashco and the business of being asked back
A charter-flight website, a language-learning venture, and the software nobody wants to replace. Yashco’s story lives in the long relationship after the first launch.
Raj Shamani Kept Asking Until India Answered
Before millions listened to his questions, Raj Shamani sold soap door to door and recorded talks nobody watched. The host of Figuring Out turned those quiet experiments into a media company built around a simple habit: asking one more question.
Workie started with 15 seats. The night shift came first.
An Indore office operator built its business around the unglamorous work of keeping other companies running. Its expansion shows why managed offices sell more than a place to put a laptop.
InfoBeans
InfoBeans is a publicly listed (NSE/BSE) digital transformation and product engineering company founded in Indore, India in 2000. With roughly 1,600 employees across India, the USA, Germany and the UAE, it designs, builds and manages enterprise-grade software and increasingly focuses on 'last-mile' AI delivery. It is a Salesforce Summit Partner and a ServiceNow partner recognized as APAC Transformation Partner of the Year, and reports that a large and growing share of its revenue now comes from AI-augmented software.
Sumit Pawar
Sumit Pawar is a Vice President of Growth at Microsoft, one of the world's largest technology companies. Based in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India, he operates within Microsoft's expansive global organization - a company with over 228,000 employees and annual revenues exceeding $281 billion. His role sits at the intersection of business strategy and technology growth, working with Microsoft's broad portfolio that spans cloud computing (Azure), productivity tools (Microsoft 365), AI services, enterprise software, and developer platforms.