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Sharat Bansal to head IBM BCS
By siliconindia
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Wednesday, 02 July 2003, 19:30 IST
BANGALORE: IBM India announced Wednesday the appointment of Sharat Bansal, as country leader of IBM Business Consulting Services, India.
IBM Business Consulting Services, the consulting arm of IBM Corporation was formed after the global merger of PwC Consulting and IBM.
Prior to this appointment, Sharat led the Strategy and Business Processes consulting practice at the IBM Business Consulting Services, India, specializing in Business and Corporate Strategy, Supply Chain Management, Customer Relationship Management, Process Re-engineering and e-business.
Sharat is a member of the IBM India leadership team and played an active role in the transition from PwCC to IBM Business Consulting Services. Commenting on the leadership changes, Abraham Thomas, IBM India's managing director, said, "Anjan has a distinguished industry record over many years in the consulting business.
Under Anjan's leadership, IBM Business Consulting Services has provided IBM with a firmer foundation to continue the conversation about what matters to our customers and the industry. Building on this position of strength, with Sharat at the helm, IBM is well positioned and unmatched in our ability to fuse business insights with technology to bring lasting economic advantage for our clients.
Sharat Bansal said, "Clients want more than just consulting, they need a partner who can work with them to deliver transformational change, and they are demanding greater accountability from their partners. IBM's extensive portfolio of capabilities, offer clients innovative and integrated solutions led by business consulting. We will collaborate with our customers to conceive, develop, implement, and operate critical aspects of their business as a trusted business advisor and technology partner of choice."
Bansal, who has over 23 years of consulting experience, was the managing director and Partner of PwC, and joined IBM after the acquisition.