Pankaj Malviya is CEO, CTO & Founder of LongJump. He has over 15 years of experience in enterprise software product design, development, and implementation of business-critical customer service solutions for Fortune 500 companies including Citicorp, HP, and Veritas. He was the Engineering Manager and Software Architect with Internet Security start-up - Internet Devices, a breakthrough Silicon Valley startup focused on Web-based centralized data policy management that was later acquired by Alcatel for $180 Million. Most recently, he was the Software Architect at Jareva Technologies, a leader in developing IT automation software. Jareva was purchased by Veritas software for $63 Million. Prior to this, Malviya was a key architect at HP - leading a large team in designing and implementing CRM for HP Home Products Division. The solution was successfully implemented across US, EMEA, Australia and Pacific continents. Later, the expertise gathered during HP implementations, laid the foundation for Relationals to provide a flexible and scalable On-Demand CRM platform for integrating customer information and automating sales processes. That platform was later adapted to build LongJump.
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Why are Hollywood blockbusters so expensive to produce? Hollywood studios
often have to create everything from scratch, and most of the time, have to
recreate entire worlds for every different movie. That might work in the
entertainment industry or in art, but if IT services outside core business
functions took that approach, it’d be a plot for disaster.
Why are Hollywood blockbusters so expensive to produce? They often run
$100-million or more to make. The reason is that every movie project is a
product; fully conceived and produced from the lines in the script to the
distributed prints that get sent out to the movie theater. Hollywood studios
often have to create everything from scratch, and most of the time, have to
recreate entire worlds for every different movie. That might work in the
entertainment industry or in art, but if IT services out... (more)
Pankaj Malviya is CEO, CTO & Founder of LongJump. He has over 15 years of experience in enterprise software product design, development, and implementation of business-critical customer service solutions for Fortune 500 companies including Citicorp, HP, and Veritas. He was the Engineering Manager and Software Architect with Internet Security start-up - Internet Devices, a breakthrough Silicon Valley startup focused on Web-based centralized data policy management that was later acquired by Alcatel for $180 Million. Most recently, he was the Software Architect at Jareva Technologies, a leader in developing IT automation software. Jareva was purchased by Veritas software for $63 Million. Prior to this, Malviya was a key architect at HP - leading a large team in designing and implementing CRM for HP Home Products Division. The solution was successfully implemented across US, EMEA, Australia and Pacific continents. Later, the expertise gathered during HP implementations, laid the foundation for Relationals to provide a flexible and scalable On-Demand CRM platform for integrating customer information and automating sales processes. That platform was later adapted to build LongJump.
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