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This Microland group company not only draws strengths from its lineage it has also tied up with top IT vendors globally.
Today the company has access to the latest Internet-based development and deployment technologies, access to a range of education and support tools and finds itself in a unique position to deliver exactly what its customers want.
The results: revenue figure of Rs 70.5 crore achieved through an astounding growth rate of 581% during financial year 2000-01-the highest for any Indian company during this period.
DATAQUEST confers the DQ Top 20 award for country's Top Growth to Planetasia.com.
A Big Leap Forward
This Microland group company not only draws strengths from its lineage,
it has also tied up with top IT vendors globally to deliver what its
customers want
It was the most satisfying year for the Bangalore-based Planetasia.com
that grew by an astounding 581% during 2000-01. No wonder its productivity
went up from Rs 5.2 to Rs 15 lakh per employee as the company closed its
books with total revenue figures of Rs 70.5 crore. And even as the market
talked about heavy retrenchment, Planetasia increased its staff strength
by almost two-and-a-half times from 198 to 470 people by the end of
fiscal.
A member of the Microland Group, Planetasia.com has not only capitalize
the groups strengths, it has also tied up with top technology vendors
from across the globe— Ariba, BEA, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Oracle, Sun,
Vignette, Bowstreet and Tibco—to fuel its growth. What this means is
that the company has access to the latest Internet-based development and
deployment technologies, access to a range of education and support
tools and a preview of future versions and roadmaps of products that the
partners plan to launch.
The results: better customer satisfaction and growth figure that makes
it India’s fastest growing company.
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