Episode 8 – Parth Lawate at Tekdi Technologies
On the Hot Air podcast, we talk with people involved with digital agencies. We discuss business models, strategies, and tools for making your agency successful. And along the way, we hope to have a little fun and make some friends. On this episode of the pod, we’re speaking with Parth Lawate.
Parth has a fascinating story. He now runs Tedki, an agency of 70 people, from Pune, India. Parth started 15 years ago doing basic web development. His agency has grown steadily and they are now building some of the largest websites and apps in India. This includes Uidai.gov.in which is the national identity card system for India, and Community.ekstep.in which is nationwide eLearning platform. They also run TechJoomla.com which sells Joomla extensions.
Parth tells us about his company’s focus on values: in particular, working on socially-helpful projects and contributing to open source.
Season 1 episode guide
- 1 – Eoin Oliver / Square Balloon
- 2 – SD Williams / Danico Enterprises
- 3 – Donata Kalnenaite & Hans Skillrud / Termageddon
- 4 – Matt Schwartz / Inspry
- 5 – Sander Potjer & Martijn Boomsma / Perfect Web Team
- 6 – Deb Cinkus / Polished Geek
- 7 – Mike Herchel / Lullabot
- 8 – Parth Lawate / Tekdi Technologies
- 9 – Ovi Liuta / XCloner
- 10 – Keanan Koppenhaver / Alpha Particle
- 11 – Jamie Schmid / Freelancer
- 12 – Nicola Fleming / WebCoast
- 13 – Adam Silver / ConciergeWP
- 14 – Brian Mitchell / Intergen
- 15 – Mike Demo / Web Ventures
- 16 – Nathan Ingram / Monster Contracts
- 17 – Andrew Palmer / Somebody’s Hero
- 18 – Teresa Smith and Jennifer Marriott / Red Sage Communications
- 19 – Kimberly Lipari / Vale
- 20 – Brian Sooy / AESPIRE
- 21 – Victor Drover / Watchful.
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Show Notes
Parth is on Twitter at @parthlawate and you can follow @techjoomla too.
2 Comments
Matt Schwartz · April 11, 2020 at 9:48 AM
Another great podcast guys. Thanks for sharing your insights Partha.
Vic Drover · April 11, 2020 at 12:24 PM
Glad you liked it Matt! What platform are you using to listen/subscribe?