<p>Happiest Minds Technologies, a mid-size IT company based out of Bengaluru, has rebranded itself with a new tagline as part of celebrating its fifth year. <br /><br /></p>.<p>In an interaction with DH, Happiest Minds Technologies Executive Chairman Ashok Soota said the company is gearing up to take up challenges as part of the next-generation digital transformation in infrastructure, security and product engineering services.<br /><br />“We have adopted ‘The Mindful IT Company’ as a tagline in our logo, which will be a logical extension of our happiness brand positioning. This is indicative of Happiest Minds’ endeavour to being and doing mindful in our approach to people, customers and community,” he said.<br /><br />Mindfulness is a worldwide movement and Happiest Minds is the first Indian IT company to embrace this philosophy. A mindful company is one that offers individuals, an environment to live in the moment and perform with purpose. It will help its customers build up a trustworthy partnership that understands their priorities and concerns. The community will get contributions from the company as an empathetic corporate citizen.<br /><br />Happiest Minds CEO and MD Sashi Kumar said that the company has distilled the principles of mindfulness and identified tools and techniques that can ensure it is practiced on a daily basis. “We believe this is a big step forward in differentiating ourselves not just in what we do — which is applying disruptive technologies for customer benefit — but how we do it,” he said. <br /><br />Happiest Minds President and Chief People Officer Raja Shanmugam said that in order to inculcate mindfulness, 60 minutes in a week is set aside by the company for the team to engage with a customised blend of select techniques. <br /><br />“At Happiest Minds, wellness is seen through the lens of happiness and I believe both are co-related. Mindfulness opens up possibilities for every individual, and is part of our continuing efforts towards our mission of ‘Happiest People. Happiest Customers’,” he said. <br /></p>
<p>Happiest Minds Technologies, a mid-size IT company based out of Bengaluru, has rebranded itself with a new tagline as part of celebrating its fifth year. <br /><br /></p>.<p>In an interaction with DH, Happiest Minds Technologies Executive Chairman Ashok Soota said the company is gearing up to take up challenges as part of the next-generation digital transformation in infrastructure, security and product engineering services.<br /><br />“We have adopted ‘The Mindful IT Company’ as a tagline in our logo, which will be a logical extension of our happiness brand positioning. This is indicative of Happiest Minds’ endeavour to being and doing mindful in our approach to people, customers and community,” he said.<br /><br />Mindfulness is a worldwide movement and Happiest Minds is the first Indian IT company to embrace this philosophy. A mindful company is one that offers individuals, an environment to live in the moment and perform with purpose. It will help its customers build up a trustworthy partnership that understands their priorities and concerns. The community will get contributions from the company as an empathetic corporate citizen.<br /><br />Happiest Minds CEO and MD Sashi Kumar said that the company has distilled the principles of mindfulness and identified tools and techniques that can ensure it is practiced on a daily basis. “We believe this is a big step forward in differentiating ourselves not just in what we do — which is applying disruptive technologies for customer benefit — but how we do it,” he said. <br /><br />Happiest Minds President and Chief People Officer Raja Shanmugam said that in order to inculcate mindfulness, 60 minutes in a week is set aside by the company for the team to engage with a customised blend of select techniques. <br /><br />“At Happiest Minds, wellness is seen through the lens of happiness and I believe both are co-related. Mindfulness opens up possibilities for every individual, and is part of our continuing efforts towards our mission of ‘Happiest People. Happiest Customers’,” he said. <br /></p>
