July 8, 2010
The Economic Times
NEW DELHI: Milagrow, a consultancy firm for the small and medium enterprises (SMEs) segment, today launched a slew of low-cost IT solutions, aimed at helping the smaller companies adopt technology.
"SMEs are hesitant to invest in IT infrastructure and solutions because of the high cost factor. We are offering low-cost or free solutions, which will help them become competitive and grow further," Milagrow Founder Director Rajeev Karwal said.
As of now, a lot of these small companies work on pirated software and this programme will help in curbing piracy as well, he added.
The solutions include operating systems, web support, mail server, CRM, finance and accounting solutions.
"Since the solutions are not proprietary of the big software companies, the cost factor allows SMEs, who traditionally have very low IT budgets, to invest in the solutions and grow," he said.
The company expects to register a revenue of Rs 50 crore over the next three years, Karwal said.
He, however, declined to divulge the company's current revenue figures.
The company would offer these solutions along with support and training at a one-time price in the range of Rs 15,000-25,000.
The company would offer free upgrades to the new version of the softwares, Karwal said.
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