This Indian software company just partnered with the world’s biggest open source community

In what can be called a major motivation for Indian tech firms, Amrut Software, an end-to-end Software, BPO services and solutions provider has become a GitHub distributor for India region.

GitHub hosts world’s biggest open source community along with the most popular version control systems, configuration management and collaboration tools for software developers. It has some of the largest installations of repositories in the world.

Amrut currently has five offices in India and a customer base of top 100 organizations to most small and medium organisations. With a focus to provide an end-to-end roadmap from enterprise and consulting to a broad offering of practical and technical services which enables businesses to grow faster and prosper, Amrut is currently focusing in opening new opportunities for India by marketing, selling and supporting the Github.com and Github Enterprise product lines for the India region.



India’s Software-as-a-Service market may grow to $1 billion. Globally, this market last year was worth $31 billion. The demand will mainly be driven by business looking to focus more on their core operations. The market for SaaS, a pay-as-you-go software distribution model, was pegged at $300 million in 2014-15.

Amrut helps to integrate products and processes. Amrut customises products like Jira, GitHub, confluence, Nagios etc to integrate with DevOps requirements. Hence whether you are small startup or a large company Amrut helps to monetise your current spending on software products into workflow of your choice. Amrut provides help from BPO, product sourcing, customisation to software consultancy.
“Now Amrut Software has an excellent portfolio for DevOps integration and implementation as with the addition of GitHub to its product line, customers will be able to take benefit from integrations that GitHub and Jira provide and reuse most of the investment they have already made,” Abhay Bhalerao, MD, Amrut Software said.