Sobre Velu
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Velu Sinha is a partner in Bain & Company's Palo Alto office. He is an expert in Bain's Telecommunications, Media and Technology (TMT) practices, focused on growth, innovation and R&D strategies.
Prior to joining Bain in 2004, Velu gained more than 15 years of experience in the technology and telecommunications fields in R&D, line/management, consulting and entrepreneurial roles.
He has served in engineering, product management, marketing and executive capacities for government agencies, systems manufacturers and service providers. These efforts have included wired/wireless/optical networking equipment, systems software, industrial control/automation systems, machine learning solutions, autonomous control systems and ASIC/SoC designs.
Velu's consulting experience covers growth, innovation and R&D strategies, reengineering and merger integration across industries including technology, media, upstream oil & gas and pharmaceuticals; as well as sector scans, diligence activities and portfolio work for private equity. He has worked with clients around the globe and has experience in dealing with international intellectual property, standards and regulatory issues.
Velu earned a Bachelor of Science in physics from the University of Maryland, and serves as a Director of the Open Geospatial Consortium.
With fierce competition from digital native start-ups, telcos must develop unique, differentiated strategies to compete in the half-trillion-dollar market for the Interent of Things. Velu Sinha outlines how telcos can win by focusing on connectivity, life cycle management and specific verticals to leverage partner ecosystems.
Recent Insights
- “The Indian Equation for Advanced Analytics Talent,” Brief, julio 09, 2019
- “Solving the New Equation for Advanced Analytics Talent ,” Brief, abril 30, 2019
- “IT Marketing in China: How to Master the Channel,” Brief, enero 24, 2018
- “Six IT Design Rules for Digital Transformation,” Brief, julio 19, 2017
- “Close to the Core: Telcos' Competitive Advantage in the Internet of Things,” Brief, febrero 24, 2017