InApp CEO named IEEE's R10 HTC Coordinator

InApp CEO, Amarnath Raja has been selected as a Member of the Region 10 2009 Executive Committee of IEEE. As part of Execom, he will be the Regional Humanitarian Technology Challenge (HTC) Coordinator for the Asia-Pacific region.

Trivandrum, Kerala, November 26, 2008 /India PRwire/ -- The IEEE is the largest technical professional body in the world with more than 350,000 members. It has a standards body and is the largest publisher of literature on Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

The Humanitarian Technology Challenge (HTC) is a unique collaborative approach for solving some of humanity's most pressing needs. The HTC aims to develop and implement technological responses to selected humanitarian challenges in developing countries. The objective is to create sustainable solutions that can be implemented locally, within the environmental, cultural, structural, political, and socio-economic conditions where they will be deployed. The HTC will also define repeatable processes and models that can be used to address future challenges.

Amarnath Raja is an active member of IEEE and has received special mention in the IEEE 2005 Annual report for his technological and humanitarian efforts in the Asian Tsunami Relief. He helped in creating the NGO Co-ordination & Resource Centre (NCRC). He continues to be a steering committee member of NCRC. He is also a Managing Committee Member of the Computer Society of India (CSI), Trivandrum Chapter and an active promoter of Open Source Technology.

Notes to Editor

InApp is a Software Services Company founded in Palo Alto, California in 1996 by a group having several years of Big 5 Consulting and Project Implementation experience. InApp has offices in India, North Carolina and California. InApp is certified at CMMI Level 5 by the SEI of Carnegie Mellon University. InApp’s clients includes Fortune 500 companies, UN organizations and Universities in the US, Europe, Middle East and India. Among them are Sun Microsystems, Axa Assistance, Informatica Corporation, MPulse Maintenance Software, Opportunity Interactive Inc, InsightOnsite, Stanford University, UNDP, Harvard Law School, Duke University, and Trane Corporation. InApp’s offshore development center in India is located at Technopark, Trivandrum. Complete business solutions are offered for corporate clients in Java, J2EE, .NET, ASP, VB.NET, C# and Multimedia. InApp’s solutions span stand-alone, client-server, web services-based and multi-tiered architectures. Contact InApp at info@inapp.com.

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