Ganesh

I am glad I could finally get back to blogging after a long period of hibernation. Almost an year back, me and three of my friends founded Triomatrix Webservices Private Limited, an ambitious company aimed at creating web-based services to innovatively automate businesses in India. Fanatically caught in the clutches of this marathon venture I almost forgot about everything else in life except for the ravishing beauty of our first product - www.nboomi.com.

Nboomi.com is an innovative real-estate portal from Triomatrix that literally translates the dreams of home-shoppers around the globe into a living reality. At its core, Nboomi creates a virtual world that allows home-shoppers to walk inside and experience their future home in all its splendor with just a computer and an internet connection. Being a virtual world, walking around the home is just the tip of the iceberg. Beyond that, you can paint walls, tile floors, texture doors and windows, create and organize furniture and much more, all inside your favorite web browser. You are limited only by your imagination.

Very recently, we took a beta of Nboomi into the wild to field test it and I can distinctly see the attention it is attracting. At present we have successfully completed the technical component and are handing it over to the business team to take care of the sales and marketing activities. I am confident that with the right nurture and a bit of luck, Nboomi can take the real-estate field by storm.

A blog, being a means of communication, carry numerous different types of messages. Some are nothing more than pointers to other websites, while others campaign lengthy articles; some are personal diaries, others sport hardcore technology; some are edited by one person, others by teams. This being my first post, i wish to clarify what you can expect from my blog in the approaching future.

I, sure did take a looooooong time to enter active participation in blogosphere. Honestly, as a passive player all this time, i have gained a lot from the adept content of some serious bloggers. That strongly encouraged me to contribute back to the community, and learn in the process as well.

I spend my days, as a Software Architect in a product development company near LA working on Java EE, .NET, SOA, ESB and UI technologies. I know - “Architect” is an obscure title, and yes, the same is the case with mine. I am not just a white-board architect. I really do analyze, architect, design, develop, test, build and deploy solutions. Then why am i calling myself an architect? Well, because my business card states that.

The take-away point here is that, i am tech savvy and you can expect technical content. I will not bore you with my pet’s modus operandi, or stories about, how my gym trainer is so fat that i had to train him instead. But, on certain occasions, i might point to interesting articles, celebrate my latest accomplishments or post a couple of my masterpiece photographs ;-). Bear with me on those.