Elangovan Ekambaram

Elangovan is a lead technology strategist at Paragon Solutions, responsible for architecting, designing, building, and delivering enterprise solutions within the insurance, reinsurance, healthcare and financial services space. He is a team and thought leader, with a history of successfully driving the alignment of enterprise technology capabilities with critical business drivers and guiding enterprises to sustainable roadmaps and plans. Prior to joining Paragon, he worked at HCL and Infosys where he was involved in the ECM product development. Elangovan holds a master’s degree in computer applications from Bharathidasan University, India and a bachelor’s degree in electronic science.
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