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Happiest Minds Digital transformation with IBM Cloud

the company ‘Happiest Minds’ is leveraging Cloud to help firms modernize content

First things first. Before you conjure up irrelevant perceptions around the name, Happiest Minds is no charity or a medical company. It is a Bengaluru-based IT services firm founded by former Mindtree Chairman Ashok Soota. Started about eight years ago with the aim of putting “people” at the center of everything and creating a happy atmosphere for its clients, Happiest Minds reported record profitability in the 2019 financial year with organic growth of 16 percent and the company gives some of the credit for its rise to IBM Cloud. In its digital business services, IBM Cloud has powered the company’s Digital mCaaS (managed content as a service) platform through which it launched a new software-as-a-service (SaaS) business product for its clients globally.

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