Under Venkatesh's dexterous guidance, BFL has come back from the brink. All I did was rectify that aspect. This conscious strategy of ensuring regular income to his company and the loyalty of his customers has resulted in the setting up of a number of dedicated centers. Nearly 75 per cent of BFL's revenues come from these dedicated centres. The humble CEO expects BFL to clock a turnover of Rs 150 crore in 1999-00.
Believers are plenty.
Aged just 34, Srivastava is credited to have spearheaded the effort to position PTC as one of the world's largest independend software company operating from the south asian region. Srivastava also helped PTC to extend its reach in India with the appointment of Rolta as a national distributor to supplement PTC's direct selling initiatives. He built up the India operations to five offices with over 25 people. He then moved to Singapore to head the region. Srivastava is an electrical engineer from IIT Kanpur.