Tracing the growth of Information Technology, one can find that, during the past 10 years, it has unfolded in many directions. The very vision of IT to use it as a tool for raising the living standards of the common man and enriching his life now seems to be in sight. Today, many companies are trying to capture the market with their knowledge and determination. One such company in the IT city of India, Bangalore, is Cubic Computing.
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Cubic Computing has acquired a name and reputation to reckon with, reselling and implementing Storage and Security Solutions. Cubic is also known for distributing third-party components and developer tools, utility tools for the software development, some of which are very exclusive. The history of this company goes back to the year 2002, when Madhu Madhavan, MD & CEO of the Company, started with a modest investment which has now touched a turnover of a few crores. And, Madhavan’s constant endeavour is to double the turnover by the next fiscal.Â
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The vision to become a truly valued partner for their customers is fulfilled by catering to the computing requirements with right products and solutions along with being proactive to utilize the IT investment to the fullest possible potential.
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While emphasising about his company’s offerings, Madhavan said, “We can design networks that best meet the business requirements and are well within the budget. Our experience with network design and analysis as well as network management will help to build a network that one can support, without additional human resources at IS department. We have the necessary certified manpower of high calibre to plan, design, implement, optimize and operate all kinds of networking environments.” “The objective is to bring to our customers the best practices in the ever-changing Information Technology industry. This keeps us on the learning curve at all times. And getting constantly trained and certified by vendors on their products and solutions is our way to keep pace with the advances in Information Technology,” he added.Â















