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Narwal appoints Prashant Malvadkar appointed as VP
Malvadkar's role encompasses responsibilities such as driving growth, overseeing practices, shaping strategies, offering technology consulting, and delivering significant business value.
Prashant Malvadkar / Image - LinkedIn
Narwal, a prominent technology solutions provider, has announced the appointment of Prashant Malvadkar as the vice president and global head of data. With experience exceeding two decades in the field of information technology, particularly in data, business intelligence (BI), and analytics, Malvadkar will be responsible for leading Narwal's data practice toward future growth and innovation.
Malvadkar's role encompasses responsibilities such as driving growth, overseeing practices, shaping strategies, offering technology consulting, and delivering significant business value. According to a company statement, he will also help define strategies and roadmaps, leveraging his proficiency in Application Development and Maintenance (ADM) services.
"I am thrilled to join Narwal as the VP and global head of Data. In this dynamic role, I look forward to driving innovation, shaping strategies, and leading a talented team to new heights in the realm of Data. Together, we will embark on a journey of excellence, delivering impactful solutions and advancing Narwal's position as a leader in the data-driven landscape,” Malvadkar said.
Malvadkar has played a pivotal role in expanding the analytics practice at Wipro, a leading Indian IT services provider, where he served as an analytics and information management practice leader for over 5 years. He also served as the India lead for data and insights at Veritas Technologies. Prior to this, he was the director of data and insights at Confidential.
A Computer Science graduate with a master's degree from the University of Pune, Malvadkar’s expertise includes championing value-driven consulting engagements, steering strategy, data management, and analytics programs.
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