Synerzip to Offer Mexico-Based Software Teams
Synerzip, an agile software co-development partner to early-stage and high-growth software product companies, announced that it will start offering Mexico-based, nearshore, software development teams in addition to its India-based teams.
With this addition, Synerzip will be able to better serve the needs of its US clients. The Mexico-based teams will facilitate collaboration across distributed teams by more effectively bridging the gap of time zone and travel. Synerzip’s India-based teams will continue to offer the technology depth and talent pool scale, along with its compelling economics advantage.
This additional nearshore time zone will enable Synerzip to continue to serve its clients with modern software development practices and capabilities, including highly scalable Microservices-based design, advanced Data Analytics, AI skills – including Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing techniques – all leveraging Cloud native architectures with cutting edge approaches to continuous delivery with DevOps culture.
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Synerzip is offering this capability by forging a partnership with iTexico, an established nearshore software development services firm with offices in Guadalajara, Aguascaliente, and Cancun in Mexico. Combined with the 450+ strong Synerzip development team in Pune, India, the Synerzip-iTexico partnership provides an unparalleled opportunity for high-growth software product companies to leverage the experience, agility and cost savings of working with an India-based team, along with the benefits of adding team members in the same time zone.
“In our due diligence with iTexico, we realized that the ethos and cultures of our two companies were very similar; and we knew that while together we would provide benefits to our current clients and prospective clients, our people would also enjoy working together given our similar collaborative, agile cultures,” said Florence Lowe, Chief Operating Officer of Synerzip. “As we continue to grow, we are excited to have the iTexico partnership in place to help round out our value proposition to our clients.”
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“When Anurag (Kumar) and I started iTexico in 2010, we immediately saw great success working with North-American clients from Mexico. We are delighted to expand our footprint into India and give our clients the benefit of working with a larger company like Synerzip,” said Guillermo Ortega, Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder of iTexico.
Anurag Kumar, Co-Founder and CEO of iTexico and Hemant Elhence, Co-Founder and CEO of Synerzip are both alumni of the well-renowned Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi and have both worked on multiple startups. They reconnected in Texas where both have started and invested in several startups and businesses. They are excited to be working together on this partnership.
“Our combined companies have a footprint across India, Mexico and North America, and together we have a truly agile team in multiple time zones with expertise in product development across a wide spectrum of technologies on web and mobile platforms,” said Vinayak Joglekar, Co-Founder and CTO of Synerzip. “Over the years our clients have grown rapidly or have been bought out by larger companies like Google and Dell because of the value we have added to helping them accelerate their product roadmap in a capital efficient manner. We are now excited to provide our clients a nearshore option with our partners at iTexico.”
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