Bhanu Prasad Narayana, Interim CEO of Infosys Public Services, has joined the APM Blog on APMdigest.
Narayana is Interim CEO, Associate Vice President and Head of US for Infosys Public Services, an Infosys subsidiary focused on public sector in the US and Canada. In this role, he advises CIOs and senior leaders of the federal, state, local and quasi-government organizations on emerging industry trends and innovative solutions to solve problems for citizens and constituents. He has over 25 years of experience in public sector, healthcare, and financial services. Prior to his current rule, he was the head of IT service delivery for Infosys Public Services, where he oversaw talent planning, talent management, and service delivery for multiple clients in the US and Canada. Prior to joining Infosys Public Services, he was a Senior Portfolio Manager at Infosys, where he led several complex business transformation programs for financial services and healthcare organizations in the US and the UK. Narayana has hands-on delivery experience in the areas of legacy modernization, data and analytics, organizational change management, independent verification and validation, and enterprise program management. He is also passionate about the emerging technology trends like blockchain, machine learning, and RPA. He holds a Master of Business Administration from the Indian Institute of Management Bengaluru, India and a bachelor’s in engineering from Sri Venkateswara University, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Infosys Public Services is a provider of next-generation digital services and consulting. With benchmark processes, access to cross-industry insights and innovative public sector solutions, Infosys Public Services is helping public sector organizations to navigate their digital transformation, helping them renew existing systems into modern, agile, intelligent platforms, develop new capabilities and deliver better outcomes to all stakeholders at a lower cost with less risk.
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