About
My name is Sudarsan Srinivasan.
Background
I have spent over two decades in the technology industry — at Infosys, Microsoft, Cognizant, HCL Technologies, and Amazon Web Services — in roles spanning engineering, architecture, and solutions consulting. The work has taken me across geographies and cultures: extended assignments and collaborations in the United States, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific, working with international teams on problems that required both technical precision and the ability to think across boundaries.
Study
I graduated in Physics (First Class with Distinction) and went on to a postgraduate degree in Computer Applications (First Class with Distinction) from the College of Engineering, Guindy — Anna University.
Alongside my professional work, I have continued to study formally — across disciplines that do not usually sit together:
- Business Administration (postgraduate)
- Philosophy (postgraduate)
- Jyotisha (postgraduate)
Why Anvitam
The word anvita means that which goes along together — parts that accompany each other, that cohere. After over two decades of building systems and studying the disciplines that underlie them — mathematics, logic, philosophy — one pattern became impossible to ignore: the systems that work are the ones where knowledge, its representation, and its application move as one.
Software that is well-understood is software that works. Systems that are merely assembled, without inquiry into their structure, eventually fail in ways that surprise their builders. The gap is not in engineering skill. It is in coherence — in whether the parts genuinely go along with each other, or merely sit side by side.
Anvitam exists to build systems where that coherence is the starting point — knowledge systems, expert systems, and AI where the structure reflects the domain and the application reflects the structure. And to consult on technology with the same seriousness one would bring to any other intellectual problem.