Oro Agri Broadens Its it Systems With New Appointment
Oro Agri, a global manufacturer of agricultural adjuvants, pesticides and foliar nutrients, has announced the appointment of Naresh Prathi as its Business Analyst and IT Manager to help develop its software applications including OneDrive and Sharepoint to improve the company’s global IT systems and communications.
Speaking about his appointment Naresh said, “My career aspirations are to be associated with a progressive organization that will give me scope to update my knowledge and skills in line with latest trends and be part of a dynamic team. As a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist and Solutions Expert in SharePoint I feel that my skills and experience will enable me to achieve these aims with Oro Agri.”
Based in Hyderabad, India, Naresh has over seven years experience working in the development of software applications for a number of organizations in India including: iGate Global Solutions, Wipro Technologies, Aditya Birla Group and IBM India. He holds a B.Tech in (ECE) from Anna University and a M.B.A. in (MIS) from the University of Madras
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Rich Fedigan , ORO AGRI, Inc.
rfedigan@oroagri.com
www.oroagri.com
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About ORO AGRI Inc
ORO AGRI Inc.is part of the Oro Agri Group that develops and manufactures innovative biorational products using OROWET® technology for agricultural, turf and ornamental, and industrial applications worldwide. Established in 2001, the Oro Agri Group started with a single product and has expanded its product range as well as its global presence. Today, the company serves customers in over 80 countries. The vision of the company is to grow shareholder value through continual innovation, development and commercialization of a broad range of highly effective, low environmental impact, biorational products providing competitive solutions to serve growers’ increasing needs to enhance yields and sustain crop health.