Grant Thornton Bharat launches digital transformation venture DGTL

The new entity will help companies reimagine their digital future organisation and operating model, using emerging tech including intelligent automation, advanced data and information services, AR/VR, IoT, apart from integrating future skills.

As the firm of the future, Grant Thornton Bharat is at the forefront of helping middle market India Inc. become more competitive by implementing futuristic digital operating models and DGTL will help realise this vision. 

DGTL will leverage the joint capabilities of Grant Thornton Bharat and Kriya to deliver value via digital transformation and technology solutions, while setting new benchmarks for optimising digital implementation costs.

Grant Thornton Bharat LLP CEO, Vishesh C. Chandiok said, “We remain keen to continue to build on our digital expertise through such strategic technology alliances and warmly welcome the Kriya team to our
GT family.”  

The new venture will enable dynamic organisations with their digital vision and strategy, develop their digital roadmaps and architecture, adopt cloud to re-imagine business processes and manage digital risk, build intelligent automation, information architecture and decision-making through smart visuals and pivot on value delivery. “The foundation of future success is building trusted ecosystem partners and with the brand of Grant Thornton and the experience of the team at Kriya we will become the first choice in the coming years for enterprise and entrepreneurs,” said Kalpana Balasubramanian, CEO of Kriya, who will now head DGTL.

Siddhartha Nigam, National Managing Partner of Growth at Grant Thornton Bharat LLP added, “Middle market companies are the backbone of the Indian economy. With connected businesses and end consumers and prevalence of e-commerce, digitisation of business processes and operations for these companies is a must-have. Technology and automation are now at the core of their business strategy.”