Now based in Pune (India), I love helping businesses with their technology to solve problems. With 25 years in the digital industry, I can quickly identify, things that work and don't. This saves a significant amount of time and money for my clients. I founded Webwingz (a creative tech agency) in 2000 and have designed and developed a few online platforms that have been running successfully. We specialise in core strategy, user experience, eCommerce development, custom marketplaces, bidding platforms, fintech products and admin tools to help daily operations.
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