Sreekumar Pillai was quoted in ET Insights on National Technology Day 2025 on ‘How human-centric innovation is shaping India’s tech destiny’. He emphasized that as AI and Digital Public Infrastructure transform lives across India, from farmers to students, ethical human-centric innovation is key. He cautioned that if these are not designed carefully, they could replicate or even exacerbate social inequities.
Neethu Mathew was quoted in ET HR World on Mother’s Day in the article ‘The motherhood code: Women transforming tech leadership’.She shared that raising a teenage boy and a young girl while building a 20-year IT career taught her patience, empathy, and the ability to truly listen—skills she believes are just as essential when leading diverse teams.
Manoj Balraj was featured in Forbes, where he spoke about the critical need for alignment between product and engineering teams. He emphasized that while product teams focus on customer needs and engineers on technical feasibility, real innovation happens when both collaborate from the start. Manoj highlighted how agile companies benefit from this synergy, leading to smarter decisions, faster execution, and digital products that truly resonate with customer expectations.
Experion Technologies was featured in an exclusive story in Manorama, spotlighting the company’s ambitious growth plans for the current fiscal year. The Kerala-based digital product engineering firm aims to double its headcount from 1,650 to 3,000 over the next two years. “Hiring fresh talent from campuses is another way of giving back to the community,” said Suresh VP, Chief Operating Officer.
In line with its commitment to inclusivity and nurturing future tech talent, Experion recently hosted over 45 third-year Computer Science Engineering students from LBS Institute of Technology for Women (LBSITW), Kerala’s only government-run women’s engineering college, for an immersive industrial visit at its Trivandrum campus.
In this segment, My Five, Binu shares his five daily wellness practices, including Carnatic music, intermittent fasting, walks with his dog, and a commitment to sustainable living.
In this exclusive article, Manoj opines that the EV revolution is inevitable, but two major roadblocks stand in the way: charging infrastructure and battery technology. Range anxiety and unreliable charging deter buyers, while costly, unsustainable batteries slow progress. The solution? Smarter charging networks, home and on-demand charging, and breakthrough battery tech. With the right investment, Manoj believes that EVs can move from a niche choice to the mainstream, redefining transportation.
Companies mandating return-to-office policies should start by actively listening to employees’ concerns and giving them space to be heard. This ensures inclusivity and fosters the co-creation of solutions. Hybrid work models, flexible schedules, accessible office spaces and support for caregivers and those with disabilities can help bridge the gap while promoting a sense of belonging in the workforce.
The Experion Foundation has provided sustainable homes to families in Kerala, marking a major milestone in its mission to uplift underprivileged communities. Through a thoughtful nomination process, families facing extreme hardships were prioritized. With more homes under construction, the initiative goes beyond housing — offering mentorship, essential resources, and sustainability programs to create lasting impact.
The Experion Foundation, the CSR arm of Experion Technologies, handed over sustainable homes to families in Kerala, marking a life-changing milestone for the beneficiaries. Committed to addressing the urgent need for stable housing, the foundation plans to expand its efforts and reach more underserved communities.