Indian startup simplifies billing for SMBs
Chennai-based startup, Chargebee, offers software tools targeted at enterprises and SMBs to manage recurring subscription payments. Co-founder and CEO Krish Subramanian gives the low-down.
Startup India
Can Bangalore be the next Silicon Valley? Srinivas Kulkarni looks at what it will take for India to have a flourishing startup ecosystem.
Srinivas Kulkarni
Srinivas is an avid blogger and a technology enthusiast who has worked for a couple of startups, Social Wavelength and Social Samosa, in India since 2009. Since then, he has worked with technology clients dealing with tech startups in India and Asia-Pacific, giving him an insight on the country's startup space. In his spare time he listens to audiobooks, podcasts and is a passionate travel blogger.
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In this article Vijay Sharma, co-founder of Exotel, tells us how his cloud telephony app resolves the pain point of managing customers on inbound voice and SMS without the hassles of running a full fledged call center.
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The event is the gold standard for India's software developer ecosystem, and can be a great place to learn from others' experiences, find talent and network.
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