Ravikumar Raman
14+ years of IT experience in Architecture, Planning and Implementation of end-to-end systems utilizing best practices from UI Architecture, Data Modelling, Data Integration Data Management, Project Development and Design, Implementation, Production Support of business applications and areas.

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