The people behind Inveris.

For more than 20 years, Chinmay Pradhan has worked with global enterprises and CXOs across life sciences and regulated industries, helping organizations turn technology investments into business outcomes.

He kept seeing the same problem: complex transformation spread across multiple vendors, strategies and handoffs, with accountability diluted and critical knowledge buried inside systems, teams and processes.

As AI entered the enterprise, the problem became even clearer. The challenge was rarely the model. It was understanding the organization well enough to put AI to work in an environment where systems are complex, expertise is scarce and the bar for validation is high.

Chinmay co-founded Inveris Digital to build the kind of transformation partner he wanted for his customers: domain-deep, technically serious and accountable to outcomes.

As CEO, he leads the company’s vision, customer relationships and growth - starting with IRIS, which turns the intelligence embedded across complex regulated estates into something organizations can understand and act on.

The goal is straightforward: understand what you have, preserve what you know, and build what comes next.

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Ravi Acharya has spent more than two decades leading technology and transformation across healthcare, retail, finance and consumer goods from Nasdaq-listed companies to global medical device leaders.

As CIO of Medtronic’s $2B global diabetes business, he built enterprise AI platforms within a highly regulated device environment. Most recently, as SVP and CTO of National Vision, the $2B listed healthcare and optical company, he led a complex ERP migration, omni-channel modernization and remote care rollout.

Across those roles, Ravi saw a recurring challenge: organizations have enormous amounts of intelligence embedded in their systems, processes and people, but rarely a way to bring it together.

That insight sits at the heart of IRIS.

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Ram Indukuri has spent his career at the intersection of software engineering, AI and complex enterprise systems.

He began as a systems engineer at Tata Steel before joining IBM’s S/390 division as a software engineer. He later spent a decade at KPIT and went on to co-found Knoldus USA, a software product development company that was acquired by NashTech. At NashTech, he led AI before founding Petals.ai.

His work has spanned some of the foundational ideas behind today’s enterprise AI. In Knoldus’ early years, Ram and his team worked on NLP and ontology engineering, building large-scale search systems using OWL and RDF. Later, his focus shifted to modernizing large, critical legacy systems - giving him a practical understanding of what it takes to change systems that businesses depend on without breaking what already works.

That experience is central to Inveris.

At Inveris, Ram leads product and technology direction, bringing deep expertise in enterprise AI, legacy modernization and software engineering to the life sciences and medical device industries, where complexity and regulatory requirements leave little room for guesswork.

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