Jan 3, 2022

The inspiring book by Dr. Niladri Choudhuri, Padma Satyamurthy, and Archana Joshi is now available via major players in the global book distribution field
Dubai, United Arab Emirates Jan 3, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Passionpreneur Publishing has announced the release of Adapting to Industry Infinity by Dr. Niladri Choudhuri, Padma Satyamurthy, Archana Joshi via the publishing industry's largest global book distribution networks. The book is anticipated to have an inspiring and profound effect on its target audience.
In this must-read book, Dr. Niladri Choudhuri, Padma Satyamurthy, and Archana Joshi share invaluable insights, tools, and techniques on Adapting to Industry.
The book is now available to inspire readers across the globe through the IngramSpark distribution network and other affiliates which will cover print-on-demand across the UK, Europe, USA, Australia, New Zealand, and the Middle East. The e-book is available in 25+ online bookstores like Amazon, Kindle, Barnes & Noble, and Apple Books in the Middle East.
About the Authors:
Dr. Niladri Choudhuri is an experienced executive with over 31 years of consulting experience in various areas of information technology. He has set up and managed multiple global practices in different organizations and delivered value to customers in different domains. He is currently the Founder and CEO of Xellentro Consulting Services LLP, India, and Xellentro Pte. Ltd, Singapore, providing training and consulting in areas of DevOps, DevSecOps, SRE, and is the chief organizer for DevOps India Summit. He is currently helping as many people as possible achieve great results in their work through consulting, training, webinars, presentations in events, and now with this book.
Padma Satyamurthy is a senior business leader with 25 years of experience, having worked with both Fortune 50 companies as well as with start-ups and unicorns. She has been an entrepreneur and was the founder director of consulting and transformation start-up Mepas Innovation Labs. Padma has extensive experience in transformation with companies including Target Corporation, Philips Healthcare, ABB Ltd, Honeywell Technologies, Syniverse, and Lowes, among others. Her core competencies are in the areas of leading large business groups for growth and transformation and working in high-pressure, goal-driven environments with a strong sense of justice and ethics, and integrity.
Archana Joshi is an industry leader with over 20 years of experience across progressive roles in software engineering and IT transformation. In the past ten years, she has worked with organizations and teams of varying sizes on bringing in new ways of working using Agile and DevOps. Archana is the recipient of the Top 10 India's Women Tech Leader Award 2021 and is an active contributor to academia and industry forums.
About Passionpreneur Publishing:
An indie publisher, Passionpreneur Publishing successfully helps entrepreneurs and professional experts become International Authors in as little as 90 days.
Passionpreneur Publishing specialises in transformational books including business, self-help, personal growth, and spiritual titles in order to help authors share their messages and gain credibility in their chosen fields.
Passionpreneur Publishing boasts an all-star board of advisors from across the globe covering a wide spectrum of expertise around the books, publishing, and media industry to ensure the application of global best-practice in every service offered and providing a worldwide network of some of the world's top thought leaders

Source :Passionpreneur Organization
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