Interview with Aditya Dhruva, VP and Head of Messaging and Broadband Solutions, Mahindra Comviva

The recent developments in the Indian telecom industry have created a paradigm shift in the revenue stream of the operators. Currently, the business is data dependent and hence, monetizing data is a significant aspect of any business. Understanding the new buzz in the market, Mahindra Comviva, a global leader in mobility solutions, has launched a data monetization platform ‘Infinity.’

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Aditya Dhruva

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Infinity provides a suitable platform for the enterprises to leverage the operators’ data channel infrastructure and create digital engagements with their consumers. In a brief talk, Aditya Dhruva, VP and Head of Messaging and Broadband Solutions, Mahindra Comviva, provided insights into its Infinity Digital Engagement Platform.

With 15 years of rich industry experience, Mr. Dhruva is an expert in the mobile VAS space. He was an entrepreneur in his early stage of career and owns five patents to his credit. Before joining Mahindra Comviva, Aditya led the Product Management for the Email Security business at Cisco. He was also associated with Nokia Siemens Networks (now Nokia) in various roles in Policy Control and IMS.

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1. What is the benefit that Infinity platform brings to the table to its users?

The increased uptake of smartphones, higher data penetration, and growth of digital services has changed customer preferences over the past decade. Digital is integral to the millennial lifestyle and their day-to-day activities. Whether shopping, social networking or availing different services, customers now look for digitally enabled solutions. Mahindra Comviva’s Infinity data monetization platform enables customer engagement by facilitating enterprises to create rich and contextual digital engagements with customers, employees, partners, and connected devices. The platform leverages the existing data channel and operator’s assets.

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