V Madhu — CEO

IT professional with over 6 years of experience in IT Asset Management, Operations, and Leadership. Currently serving as Team Lead – Asset Management at Zepto, I specialize in optimizing asset utilization, streamlining IT processes, and delivering exceptional operational support across corporate and retail environments. In my current role at Zepto, I am responsible for: • Creating Purchase Requests (PRs) and securing approvals from the IT Head, Procurement, and Finance teams. • Handling multiple vendors for procurement and delivery of IT assets, including laptops, HDDs, printers, barcode scanners, and networking equipment, while ensuring quality and on-time fulfillment. • Overseeing asset allocation and coordinating timely delivery for both office and store requirements. • Managing vendor relationships to ensure a reliable and efficient supply chain. With proven expertise in IT asset lifecycle management, procurement, inventory control, and imaging solutions (for both Mac and Windows), I bring a combination of technical skills and leadership to every project I manage. Key Highlights: • Promoted to Team Lead within 3 months at Zepto in recognition of high performance and accountability. • Successfully led projects such as “Ship Happens”, Vending Machine Management, and MIS Reporting at Meta to support user-focused IT operations. • Proficient in tools like ServiceNow, SUMO, and track@, with strong working knowledge of SQL and reporting. • Skilled in collaborating with cross-functional teams, ensuring seamless IT operations and continuous improvement. I am passionate about leveraging technology, process optimization, and teamwork to build scalable asset management frameworks. Always open to connecting with professionals and organizations that value innovation, efficiency, and operational excellence.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a proficient IT Asset Management specialist with a strong focus on procurement and operational efficiency.

Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Experience: 6 yrs 11 mos