Apr 2024 – Present · 2 yrs · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

• Koita Centre for Digital Diabetology (KCDD) has been established in partnership with The Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India (RSSDI) in April 2024. RSSDI is the largest association of physicians dedicated to the care of people with diabetes in Asia, with over 11,500 members across 23 states in India.
• RSSDI-KCDD is a first-of-its-kind centre to focus on Digital Diabetology in India. KCDD promotes the use of digital technologies and tools to improve Diabetes care across, and facilitates research and innovation in diabetes. Key focus areas of KCDD include driving adoption of diabetes-specific Electronic Medical Records (EMR), interoperability of patient information, remote tracking of patients, and use of consumer health applications and devices.
• In addition, KCDD supports the creation of large-scale data for diabetes research & registries, which are important for research and public health initiatives. KCDD also partners with hospitals, universities and research organizations to promote research and development in diabetes care.
• Learn more about KCDD - www.kcdd.in

Aug 2023 – Present · 2 yrs 8 mos · Sonipat, Haryana, India

• Koita Centre for Digital Health at Ashoka (KCDH-A) is an interdisciplinary Centre formed in partnership with Ashoka University. KCDH-A offers robust academic and research programmes aimed at advancing and developing a fresh perspective on Digital Health. It focuses on the convergence of healthcare, genomics, information technology, and artificial intelligence revolutions. KCDH-A aspires to nurture a new generation of Digital Health thinkers, innovators, and implementers through a balanced emphasis on education and research.
• KCDH-A is a joint centre of the Trivedi School of Biosciences and the Department of Computer Science at Ashoka University with a mission to accelerate Digital Health adoption in India.
• Learn more about KCDH-A - https://www.ashoka.edu.in/page/koita-centre-for-digital-health-at-ashoka/

Aug 2022 – Present · 3 yrs 8 mos

• Koita Centre for Digital Oncology (KCDO) is India’s first organisation dedicated to transforming cancer care in India using digital technology. KCDO is a joint initiative of the National Cancer Grid (a Government of India undertaking), Tata Memorial Centre and Koita Foundation. NCG has over 300 hospitals in its network, supporting over 70% of all cancer patients in India.
• KCDO helps NCG and NCG affiliated hospitals adopt digital health tools and drive collaboration to improve the quality, affordability, accessibility of cancer care. KCDO focus includes sharing best practices in digital health and new technologies – including data & analytics, AI/ML, automation, IoT, Cloud, mobile apps, consumer health devices. KCDO supports NCG in driving common digital initiatives across NCG hospitals including EMR adoption, healthcare data interoperability, reporting and analytics. KCDO focus also includes partnership with academic and research organizations to promote research and development in cancer care.
• Learn more about KCDO - www.kcdo.in

Nov 2021 – Present · 4 yrs 5 mos

Jan 2005 – Oct 2021 · 16 yrs 9 mos

• CitiusTech (www.citiustech.com) is a leading provider of specialized Healthcare technology solutions and services. We serve over 150 clients including some of the leading healthcare organizations across North America and Europe - Healthcare technology companies, Healthcare Providers, Health Plans and Life Sciences companies.
• CitiusTech today has over 8,500 healthcare technology professionals globally and close to $500 Mn in revenues. CitiusTech has grown at over 25% CAGR over the past 10 years, and is one of the Top 100 healthcare technology companies globally. In 2019, CitiusTech crossed USD 1.0 Billion in valuation, making it one of the first 25 Unicorns in India! CitiusTech is one of the very few companies globally to achieved Unicorn status with no external funding! In 2022, Bain Consulting invested in CitiusTech, valuing the company at close to USD 2.5 Billion.

Jun 2021 – Present · 4 yrs 10 mos · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

• Koita Centre for Digital Health at IIT Bombay (India’s #1 academic institution) is driving academic programs, research, and industry collaborations in Digital Health. Digital Health has significant impact on improving the quality, accessibility, and affordability of healthcare - one of the world’s biggest priorities.
• Digital Health and Informatics needs cross-functional expertise – computer science, bioinformatics, statistics, AI/ machine learning, medical science. KCDH is establishing Digital Health partnerships with leading hospitals, medical colleges and healthcare organization to drive excellence in Digital Health. KCDH will also support the roll out of Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) in India.
• Learn more about KCDH - https://www.kcdh.iitb.ac.in/

Jan 2018 – Present · 8 yrs 3 mos · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

• Koita Foundation is a not-for-profit organization focused on two key areas (a) Digital Health adoption in India (b) NGO Transformation and scale.
• Digital Health: Koita Foundation partners with government and academic institutions to drive Digital Health adoption in India. In 2021, KF partnered with IIT Bombay, India’s #1 academic institution, and Ashoka University to establish Centres for Digital Health at both locations.
• KF has partnered with the National Cancer Grid and Tata Memorial Hospital to set up the Koita Centre for Digital Oncology (www.kcdo.in). Similarly, we have partnered with RSSDI, India's largest Diabetes organisation, to establish the Koita Centre for Digital Diabetology (www.kcdd.in). We work on multiple Digital Health initiatives on a national scale, including supporting NABH's digital health initiatives, and the Government of India’s ABDM roll-out efforts.
• NGO Transformation: We work with NGOs with proven operating models to understand and address their scalability challenges. We help them simplify and enhance business processes and determine how technology can be effectively leveraged to drive performance and scale in an orderly manner. We have help close to 20 NGOs across healthcare, education and livelihood segments to significantly improve their performance and meaningfully achieve their objectives.

Jan 1999 – Jan 2005 · 6 yrs

• Co-founded TransWorks (now Concentrix) in mid-1999, and led the company as its CEO. TransWorks was successfully sold to the Aditya Birla Group (www.adityabirla.com)- India's 3rd largest business conglomerate. TransWorks merged with Minacs and collectively grew to over 20,000 employees - across India, Canada, US and Europe - and was one of the leading call-center and business process outsourcing companies. TransWorks eventually merged with Concentrix in 2016.

Jan 1995 – Jan 1999 · 4 yrs