Amit Suryawanshi's Contact Details

Amit Suryawanshi's Company Details

STPL

, Texas, United States • 51 - 200 Employees
Information Technology and Services

STPL (www.stpl.biz) incorporated in 2004, is an ISO 9001:2008 certified offshore software development company with a strong team of highly skilled IT experts, catering its global clientele with innovative cost-effective solutions across different industry verticals.We attribute our transformation from a startup to a renowned service provider to our ability to evolve continuously and drive for excellence.STPL a NASSCOM accredited Microsoft Gold certified Partner is headquartered in San Mateo, California and is an undertaking of the SRM Group, founded in 1952 and running SRMCEM, one of the premier engineering colleges in India. The close collaboration between SRMCEM & STPL has for years ensured a large, talented pool of IT professionals.STPL provides Software and IT Management Services to enable its Partners augment the capacity and reach of their Human & Operating Capital without increasing the fixed costs. Risk Mitigation- STPL's Global Software Delivery Model leverages the client with minimum risks & maximum gains. Offshore Outsourcing relationship does encounter issues and experiments based on changing requirements & business dynamic. We however, can respond to the possible changes and at times address them in early stages to make our relationship more fruitful. Leverage Our Expertise - Personnel is typically a software company's largest expense and STPL's Offshore Outsourcing Services makes the proceedings more cost effective for its global clientele by taking this responsibility. World Class Quality -The quality of STPL services is second to none. We develop long-term mutually beneficial liaison with our global clientele from different industry verticals. Customer Centricity- STPL driven by its client-centric philosophy is dedicated to provide service excellence in IT outsourcing, IT services, software development, and IT infrastructure management services