BASKING RIDGE, N.J., October 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ Today, Ascendion launches as a separate legal entity. The newly formed operating company delivers software engineering and talent transformation solutions that focus on user experience, cloud, digital platforms, data and insight, and practical applications of the metaverse.
“Leaders in the industries we serve are seeking ways to accelerate digital innovation and transformation,” said Karthik Krishnamurthy, CEO, Ascendion. “Our new model for engineering and talent transformation is in demand by every enterprise ready to embrace the true future of work. We know this because over the recent past, we have grown Ascendion’s teams and engineering capabilities faster than market competitors.”
The firm provides next-generation software engineering, co-creation delivery, and commercial model flexibility to hundreds of enterprise clients as well as fast-growing digital-first technology companies seeking ways to accelerate change while lowering innovation risk.
“The shift to digital started years ago, and client demand for transformation is accelerating and evolving. We have always been a platform of possibilities for new high-value businesses,” said Hiten Patel, chairman of Ascendion. “Launching Ascendion is the next step in our journey to create an innovative services company that impacts the world through technology.”
Ascendion clients, which include about a third of Fortune 100 companies, benefit from industry-aligned engineering expertise, proactive client engagement, and global delivery. The firm’s technology experts, skills development capabilities, and enabling engineering platform – known as AAVA – provides execution transparency and improved business outcomes
“It has never been more critical for technology to deliver improved customer and employee experiences,” said Phil Fersht, founder, CEO, and chief analyst at HFS Research. “Ascendion offers enterprise leaders new options for digital engineering and expertise that will accelerate how they create value in the future.”
