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Software
reuse simplifies system integration
One of the important requisites being advocated today in software
development organisations is to adopt the principle of software
‘reuse’.
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MOVEMENTS
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 Wilco
Interna-tional announced the appointment of Elizabeth
Lake as its new chief executive officer. She replaces
Stephen Bloomer who is leaving Wilco to pursue other business
interests outside the financial services IT sector. In
her new role, Lake has responsibility for all aspects
of Wilco’s business worldwide. She would be based
at Wilco’s international headquarters in the UK.
“I am very confident that Elizabeth will be a great
asset to our organisation, and we wish her every success
in leading Wilco to continued growth and development,”
said John Hogan, co-head of ADP Brokerage Services Group.
“Lake is joining us at a very challenging time and
I am sure she with her vast experience will certainly
add a new dimension to Wilco,” said Shakti Sagar,
managing director, Wilco International Systems. Elizabeth
Lake joins Wilco from KPMG where she was a partner for
financial services, responsible for strengthening KPMG’s
EMA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) division’s financial
services consulting capabilities, as well as senior client
relationship management. She has also worked with CSC
Index and Ziff-Davis Technical Information Company. |
 Prakash
Gurba-xani has taken over as the chief executive officer
of TransWorks Information Services. Former CEO Rizwan
Koita will now be responsible for strategy and corporate
development at Transworks. In his new position Gurbaxani
is responsible for all aspects of business including defining
the company’s strategy, expanding world-class delivery
capabilities across multiple cities in India, customer
acquisition, fund-raising and managing investor relations
etc. Speaking to the media, Gurbaxani said, “The
call centre/BPO industry in India is poised for exponential
growth in India over the next few years. I am very excited
to be a part of the TransWorks team and I am looking forward
to taking TransWorks to the next stage as a leading player
in the outsourced CRM/BPO services space.” Prior
to joining TransWorks as CEO, Gurbaxani was the founder
and CEO (India) of 24/7customer.com, a leading outsourced
CRM services company, based in Bangalore. Before this,
he was the CEO of Micromedia, India’s first Internet
Media Company. He holds a Master’s Degree in Construction
Management from New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark,
New Jersey and a Bachelors degree in engineering. |
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