- Chakravarti has joined TechnoMile’s executive leadership team
- He will oversee the company’s product, tech and engineering functions
- Chakravarti previously held tech leadership roles at Verisma and McKesson
TechnoMile has appointed Anupriyo Chakravarti, a technology executive, as chief product and technology officer.
What Are Chakravarti’s Responsibilities at TechnoMile?
In a LinkedIn post announcing the appointment, TechnoMile said Chakravarti will lead the company’s product, technology and engineering teams.
In this capacity, he will oversee the development of the company’s software platform, which supports contract management, regulatory compliance and business growth for organizations that work with government customers.
Who Is Anupriyo Chakravarti?
Chakravarti is a technology executive with three decades of experience building enterprise software, artificial intelligence-powered platforms and technology for regulated industries.
He most recently served as chief technology and product officer at Verisma, where he oversaw teams developing AI-driven tools for managing health information.
Before that, he served as vice president of product management and marketing at McKesson, where he guided product strategy for the company’s extended care services business. He also spent 11 years at Surgical Information Systems, advancing from a software developer role to product leadership and helping build platforms used by health systems and surgery centers.
Earlier in his career, Chakravarti worked as a full-stack engineer at IBM, Arthur Andersen and Tata Motors.
How Does the Appointment Align With TechnoMile’s Recent Leadership Moves?
Chakravarti’s appointment comes amid a series of leadership and business moves TechnoMile has made in recent months. The company named Donald Blersch and Ike Rivers to its security information management advisory board in April and appointed Mark McNeely to its board of advisers in June. It further added Sarika Lamont as chief people and AI enablement officer in July, followed by the naming of Scott Persky as chief revenue officer in August.
On the business side, TechnoMile merged with SIMS Software in January to expand its industrial security offerings, then partnered with pWin.ai the following month to integrate AI-powered proposal generation into its Growth Suite.
