Velankani Information Systems seeded the formation of the Velankani Group, a family of independent companies that provides a portfolio of information-technology, communications technology, infrastructure and financial resources needed to provide end-to-end business solutions.

Velankani Information Systems was established in 1985 to provide software development resources to AT&T and other large telecommunications companies. During that time, Velankani gained a strong reputation of being a reliable source for highly qualified professionals who had a comprehensive understanding of both the technical and process sides of the telecommunications industry.

In 1996, the Telecommunications industry in the United States underwent significant changes with the passage of the Telecommunications Act. As a result, new market entrants quickly emerged to provide local services. At the same time, the phenomenal growth in Internet services and the development of IP technology created new challenges in the control and management of networks and digital equipment. Soon, TMN standards-based equipment with embedded systems and controls became the norm.

These changes presented opportunities for Velankani to expand its business by providing the technical and managerial expertise that was desperately needed by new Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs), Communications software product houses, and providers of digital technology and networks. By utilizing existing employees who had gained experience in all facets of the Telecommunications industry, including TMN, and by recruiting experienced managers, software developers, and project managers, Velankani built a formidable staff of skilled professionals with the first-hand knowledge needed to lead and manage development and implementation projects for the new breed of carriers that were emerging.

Since 1998, Velankani has substantially increased its client base and has established strategic alliances with Communications software product houses and providers of digital technology and networks. In 1999 Velankani established its operations in Bangalore, India which have allowed it to expand its services to include offshore capabilities. Since 1999, Velankani has reduced its dependence on its original business model and expanded its focus to provide a portfolio of information-technology, communications technology, infrastructure and financial resources needed to provide end-to-end business solutions.

Each of the following companies operates independently, without a holding company, but is guided by Velankani Group founders. Companies may cooperate in providing solutions, engage in joint marketing activities and benefit from a common management structure.

Velankani Information Systems: Historically, Velankani Information Systems (VIS) has been key to providing highly skilled technical resources for the telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, and financial industries. Our services include both individual staffing and Statement of Work (SOW) solutions.

Velankani Communications Technologies: The telecom solutions division leverages its subject matter expertise and "hands on" experience to offer client's practical solutions to the telecom industry. We support full product life cycle development and support for Operations Support Systems, Network and Element Management and Embedded Systems across a broad spectrum of clients and service models. Velankani Communications Technologies enables a low risk approach to cost effective solutions by combining our onshore expertise with an offshore component.

Velankani Infrastructure Services: With the onset of outsourcing business processes and software development offshore, the Infrastructure Services division was formed to enable complete turnkey Real Estate solutions for Fortune 500 companies in Bangalore, Chennai, and Mysore.

VITEOS: Globalization dictates the need for specialized securities processing and fund services to address the global capital market industry. VITEOS (Velankani IT Enabled Off Shore) is US-India based provider of specialized services to various intermediaries in the Capital Markets- Asset Managers, Broker-Dealers, Investment Banks, and Financial Information Service Providers.