C N Ram Quits As HDFC Bank CIO
By:
Minu Sirsalewala
| Mar 14,2008
C N Ram, one of India's most respected CIOs is on his way out of HDFC Bank. Ram is currently serving his last few months (Up to June 2008) as Head-IT, HDFC Bank. He will serve till end of March and then head for a long vacation from April to June end. Thanks to Ram, HDFC Bank is considered a leader in the use of technology in banking. About his next move, he said that he is heading home for some time to make way for the new generation, and has no concrete plans lined up yet.According to Ram, he will evaluate his next role over a period of next three months. As he has been involved with IT for the last 25 years he is looking at new, challenging roles. The obvious choice that comes to mind is a CEO role or becoming an entrepreneur, but Ram would give out no clues. But given his vast, highly successful and respected career in IT there would obviously be no dearth of opportunities for him.
From his hometown Neyveli in Tamil Nadu, to IIT, then a management degree from IIM Ahmedabad (IIMA), and eventually to head the HDFC Bank IT team for over a decade, Ram has had a prolific career.
Despite his one-and-a-half-year experience at Tata Steel and an engineering degree, Ram chose to work with a bank after IIMA. He joined Bank of America (BOA) as an IT employee with a mission to automate all the four BOA branches in India.
He joined HDFC Bank as the Head-IT in 1994. He has been responsible for strategic IT planning, alignment of IT with business and new implementations that may assist the bank’s business in the future. One of the highlights of his tenure at HDFC Bank was his technology leadership during the HDFC Bank-Times Bank merger, which ensured merger was an extremely successful one with no inconvenience caused to customers.
He has been in the news recently as he was to steer the technology aspects of the recent HDFC Bank and CBOP merger.
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Sadiq Pasha @ May 02,2008
Paul Sadhanand @ May 01,2008
CSRamesh @ Mar 28,2008
Prakash D @ Mar 22,2008
Shrinivas Cheekelta @ Mar 21,2008
N Vasani @ Mar 19,2008
sumant @ Mar 18,2008
Good Professionals are not available of the shelf
and are not a purchaseable commodity.HDFC will
have to go a long way to find a substitute for Mr.
Ram. Otherwise also the fair image of HDFC that
it was at one time is sliding down and the day is
not for when it will also join the ranks of Punjab &
Sindh Bank.The quality of service that once was
the Hallmark of HDFC at one point of time is going
to Dogs and consumers like me are totally disgruntled.
Sumant Kapoor @ Mar 18,2008
working with Ram for over 7 years (between April 1997 and June 2004). A thorough gentleman to work with. We achieved a lot during his able leadership.
S.R.Bala
S.R.Balasubramanian @ Mar 17,2008
vivek dharia @ Mar 17,2008
Customers to note this development.
Rajesh @ Mar 16,2008
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