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Krishna Subramanian

COOKomprise

Campbell, CA

Member Since May 2023

About

Krishna Subramania is co-founder, president and COO of Komprise. Subramanian has a long-standing history of influence in Silicon Valley. She has built three successful venture-backed IT businesses and held senior leadership positions at major tech companies, including Sun Microsystems and Citrix. Subramanian has successfully generated over $500M in new revenues, applying her industry expertise in SaaS, cloud computing and data management. She was named a “2021 Top 100 Women of Influence” by Silicon Valley Business Journal.

Published content

Five ways to save money and reduce waste in health care IT

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Taking a closer look at IT costs beyond the obvious—reducing staff, putting off projects, and minimizing software customizations—is a sensible strategy for health care CIOs.

The new product-market fit: A balanced approach for sustainable growth

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Product-market fit is something that all startups should strive to achieve, yet PMF is part of an overarching journey toward sustainable growth.

The new rules for IT disaster recovery

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Is your organization ready for the next IT disaster?

Can IT ignore going green any longer?  

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Governments and businesses are talking a lot about sustainability and promoting it in their corporate materials.  But going green remains more of a brand message and less of an economic imperative.

Why harnessing unstructured data is a top enterprise mandate

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With intelligent automation and sound policies, IT teams can properly manage and leverage data for game-changing AI and analytics initiatives.

How to build technology alliances as a startup 

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Small companies can’t be islands in this global economy; partnering is integral to growing a successful and stable brand.

Company details

Komprise

Company bio

Komprise is one platform to manage and mobilize all your unstructured data. We work with large enterprises across several verticals — including life sciences, healthcare, financial services, higher education, public sector and media and entertainment — so they can save up to 70% on storage and backup costs while achieving an easier, faster path to the cloud where file and object data can be leveraged for new value.

Industry

Technology

Company size

51 - 200