The Tech Ally Enterprises Didn’t Know They Needed
PromptTech established a Research and Development division in Silicon Valley, the global hub for tech innovation and their delivery division is in India which allows them to provide cutting-edge solutions at competitive prices. This dual presence gives them the unique ability to innovate quickly while maintaining affordability.
The Tech Ally Enterprises Didn’t Know They Needed
In the ever-changing business landscape, many enterprise owners find themselves grappling with challenges that extend beyond the shelf. Navigating these complexities is Mr. Aby Abraham, the founder of PromptTech, a company that is fast becoming the "tech friend" to small and medium-sized businesses worldwide.
Bridging Gaps Through Innovation
"PromptTech emerged, not from a blank canvas, but rather from the wisdom gleaned through adversity," Mr. Abraham explains the personal learning and evolving he had from his failures. The genesis of PromptTech was motivated by a critical need to solve the disconnect between daily business operations and owners. Abraham identified this pressing issue while navigating his own startup endeavours. "Our main goal is to help small and medium enterprises, which often have a hard time growing because of these issues," he adds.
More Than Just a Software Vendor
‘What sets PromptTech apart’, according to Mr Abraham, is their aspiration "to be more than just a company that sells software." This is particularly important for their target clientele—small and medium-sized businesses still carving out their niches in the market. "These businesses are still growing and need technology that can grow with them," Abraham elaborates. The company prides itself on developing solutions that adapt to the individual needs of each business, effectively becoming a dynamic tech partner.
Key areas of expertise
This burgeoning company specializes in three core areas of expertise: RetailTech, InsurTech, and Business Support Services, and strives to deliver them cost-effectively with a focus on empowering businesses globally.
"We aim to add value by providing end-to-end retail solutions customized to the individual needs of businesses through RetailTech. Additionally, we specialize in revolutionizing the insurance business by simplifying and improving the insurance process with cutting-edge technology. We also offer easily accessible business support services tailored to the needs of startups and SMEs," states Mr. Abraham.
A Unique Work Culture
The PromptTech team hasn't lost sight of its roots. "Born as a bootstrapped venture, our compass was never pointed towards ephemeral valuation or rapid revenue," Mr. Abraham reflects. The company’s culture is built on treating all stakeholders—be it customers, employees, partners, or investors—with respect and dignity. "We think that's the best way to make everyone happy and successful," he adds.
The Future is Bright and AI-driven
The next on the horizon, according to Mr. Abraham, is reaching out to new market dimensions. "As we look forward, our eyes are set on the horizon of Artificial Intelligence. We aim to facilitate enterprises worldwide to leverage the potential of AI in an affordable manner through our well-established R&D capabilities," he shares. With offices now in India, the Middle East, the UK, and the USA, PromptTech is geared up for global expansion.
PromptTech established a Research and Development division in Silicon Valley, the global hub for tech innovation and their delivery division is in India which allows them to provide cutting-edge solutions at competitive prices. This dual presence gives them the unique ability to innovate quickly while maintaining affordability.
This new research office in Silicon Valley and the addition of an experienced tech leader to their team suggest that this company has its sights set high. "Our big goal is to be the first choice for small and medium-sized enterprises all over the world," Abraham concludes.
In a landscape filled with challenges and opportunities, PromptTech appears well-equipped to bridge the technological gaps that have long hindered small and medium-sized enterprises. And in doing so, it might just become the indispensable tech ally the business world didn’t know it needed.