We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Raman Sapra as our new Global Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective June 18, 2025. This pivotal moment, coinciding with Bitwise celebrating its 29th anniversary this month, marks the beginning of our next phase of growth and innovation.

Raman Sapra steps into this role with nearly 30 years of extensive global leadership experience, encompassing go-to-market strategies, geo leadership, industry verticals, service lines, and various functions. He most recently served on the leadership team at Mastek, holding roles such as Global Chief Growth Officer and President of Americas. His proven track record and deep industry knowledge will be instrumental as we continue to strengthen our client relationships and enhance our service offerings.

Our founders and board members—Hema Sakhardande, Seema Desai, Salil Sakhardande, and Neelesh Desai—shared their collective enthusiasm for Raman’s appointment:

“With his extensive background in leadership roles, Raman joins Bitwise at this pivotal moment to take Bitwise on the next phase of our growth journey. We welcome Raman to lead our company through this transformational journey by building on our 29+ years of technology leadership to challenge the status quo with our proven modernization IP and services designed to help our clients unlock the power of AI to drive new business opportunities.”

Raman also expressed his excitement about joining Bitwise:

“I would like to thank the Bitwise founders for giving me this exciting opportunity as the Global CEO of Bitwise. It will be an honor to serve each Bitwiser, our clients, and in turn Bitwise as an organization. We are in the midst of an exciting AI driven technology cycle. Bitwise, with its strong capabilities across Cloud and Data, is uniquely positioned to add tremendous value to our clients in this era.”

A key part of this growth strategy, under Raman’s leadership, will be the continued deepening of our strategic partnerships. As a trusted Microsoft Fabric Migration Partner, we’ve been collaborating closely with the Microsoft Fabric product team to develop the absolute best solutions for customers transitioning to Fabric’s unified data and AI platform.

We kick this off in a big way with a joint Microsoft and Bitwise webinar on migrating SQL Server data estates to Microsoft Fabric to accelerate AI adoption. Join us on July 9 for a detailed discussion on the benefits of migrating to Microsoft Fabric with demos on how Bitwise expedites migration.

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team

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Microsoft recently held its Microsoft Build developer conference where AI innovation took center stage. With a ton of announcements coming from the event, we monitored many exciting updates to Microsoft Fabric – the unified, high performing analytics and AI platform. Most compelling about Microsoft Fabric is that it was built for the era of AI to provide an AI-ready foundation for analytics, machine learning and generative AI initiatives.

Microsoft has long been a leader in data management, with its legacy SQL Server technology and Azure Synapse Analytics, which has been a powerhouse for data warehousing, big data analytics and data integration. Microsoft Fabric represents the next leap forward—providing a single, end-to-end analytics solution that brings together data warehousing, data engineering, real-time analytics, business intelligence, and data science into one cohesive experience.

Microsoft features for moving Synapse Dedicated Pool to Microsoft Fabric 

For Synapse users, Microsoft provides a clear path to leverage Microsoft Fabric’s capabilities. Key features and ongoing developments from Microsoft are focused on enabling a smooth migration of your Synapse Dedicated SQL Pools, ensuring your existing investments are preserved while you gain the benefits of Microsoft Fabric. This includes capabilities for data replication, schema transfer, and integration with Fabric’s Lakehouse architecture. 

Bitwise IP to migrate ADF and Synapse pipelines to Microsoft Fabric 

Migrating data pipelines is the most complex and challenging component of making your transition to Microsoft Fabric. Earlier this year at Microsoft Fabric Community Conference, Bitwise and the Microsoft Fabric product team presented on our Migration IP that streamlines the transition from existing Synapse and ADF pipelines to Microsoft Fabric Data Factory, solving a key challenge in adopting the unified analytics platform.

Migrating from other Data Platform environments to Microsoft Fabric

With 30 years of enterprise data management experience, our migration capabilities go beyond transitioning ADF and Synapse pipelines. Our capabilities and IP facilitate seamless migrations from legacy data platforms including SQL Server, IBM and Oracle covering data integration tools like SSIS, DataStage and Informatica. For example, we helped a Big Four global accounting firm migrate from Informatica to Microsoft Fabric with 83% automation resulting in 55% faster time to market.

Giant Microsoft Fabric Migration News on the Horizon

As a trusted Microsoft Fabric Migration Partner, we have been working closely with the Microsoft Fabric product team to build the absolute best solutions to help customers supercharge their transition to the unified data and AI platform. Stay tuned for major announcements on these developments. Until then, we invite you to join Bitwise and Microsoft for our June 19 webinar: Migrate SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric Faster and Accelerate AI Adoption.

Stay safe and talk to you soon,  

Bitwise Newsletter Team 

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The Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon), held March 31st – April 3rd, 2025, stood as the premier event for understanding the revolutionary potential of Microsoft Fabric. Bringing together data leaders and Microsoft authorities, the event illuminated the future of unified data analytics and AI. Bitwise, a trusted Microsoft Partner, actively participated in numerous ways, ensuring we were at the forefront of the Microsoft Fabric conversations.

Key Highlights and Insights from FabCon 2025

• “Upgrade Pathways into Fabric Data Factory” Session: We were honored to be invited by the Microsoft Data Factory product team to present alongside esteemed Fabric experts Mark Kromer and Miguel Llopis. In the session, we showcased our specialized migration IP designed to automate and significantly speed up the transition from existing Synapse and ADF pipelines to Microsoft Fabric Data Factory, solving a key challenge in adopting the unified analytics platform.
• Tightened Alignment with Microsoft Fabric Roadmap: As a long-time Microsoft migration partner, participation in the Microsoft Fabric Community Conference provided an opportunity for our onsite team (consisting of Shahab Kamal – CTO, Jim Samide – Director of Client Solutions, and Seth Daluga – Sales Director) to forge closer collaboration with the Microsoft Fabric product team and tightened alignment of our Microsoft Fabric migration IP with the product roadmap.
• Breakfast with Bitwise: We were delighted to host “Breakfast with Bitwise,” providing a dedicated space to connect with members of the #MicrosoftFabric community. It was a pleasure to engage in meaningful conversations, exchange insights, and foster valuable connections with the Microsoft professionals leading the way to advance AI innovation with Microsoft Fabric adoption.
• Deep Engagement and Learnings: Our team actively participated in various sessions and networking events, ensuring we are fully aligned with the latest learnings and advancements within Microsoft Fabric. This allowed us to deepen our understanding and further refine our expertise in this cutting-edge technology to enable our teams to share valuable thought leadership with our customers as they navigate their AI modernization journeys. 
• Discussing Modernizing Enterprise Data Warehouses: We engaged in discussions about the critical topic of modernizing enterprise data warehouses, particularly the strategic migration from legacy ETL tools like Informatica PowerCenter, DataStage and SSIS to Microsoft Fabric. We shared real success stories, including how we helped a Big Four global accounting organization achieve up to 78% automation in converting Informatica mappings to Fabric Notebooks, resulting in a 30% reduction in the overall effort for modernizing enterprise data warehouse by migrating from Informatica to Microsoft Fabric.

Sharing Expertise on Migrating to Microsoft Fabric Data Factory

FabCon truly highlighted the significant momentum building around Microsoft Fabric as the future of unified data analytics and AI-driven insights. We’re proud to be part of this exciting journey and look forward to helping organizations to unlock the full potential of this transformative platform. Microsoft Fabric represents a significant leap forward in data analytics. Understanding how to effectively migrate and leverage its capabilities is crucial for organizations looking to:

• Unlock unified data experiences.
• Expedite data processing and insights.
• Reduce complexity and costs.
• Embrace the power of AI-driven analytics.

Bitwise uses its systematic end-to-end process with proven automation and Gen AI powered migration tools developed over 25+ years of EDW experience to seamlessly transition data platforms comprised of databases, data ingestion, data visualization and data governance to Microsoft Fabric.

Ready to Expedite Your Journey to Microsoft Fabric?

Don’t get left behind in the evolution of data analytics. Contact Us today to explore how our expertise and proven methodologies can help you expedite migration to Microsoft Fabric and transform your business for the AI era.

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team 

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We’re excited to share that Bitwise will be joining the Microsoft Data Factory product team for a session on migrating to Fabric Data Factory at Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon) in Las Vegas! 

Jim Samide, Director of Client Solutions and Shahab Kamal, Chief Technology Officer will be at the event held on March 31st to April 3rd, 2025, to share our deep knowledge in data modernization and ETL migration to Fabric.

What’s Happening?

• “Upgrade Pathways into Fabric Data Factory” — Join Jim Samide on Wednesday, April 2nd, as he collaborates with Microsoft’s Data Factory team to discuss how Bitwise accelerates the migration of Azure Data Factory (ADF) and Synapse pipelines to Microsoft Fabric. Attendees will learn about our automation-driven approach and best practices for seamlessly upgrading existing solutions.
• Microsoft Fabric Modernization: Shahab Kamal, our CTO, will also be on hand to discuss how Bitwise helps customers successfully accelerate their data platform modernization within Microsoft Fabric. Our ETL Modernization practice simplifies migrations from tools like Informatica PowerCenter, DataStage, SSIS, ADF, Synapse and more.

Why Should You Care?

Microsoft Fabric is the future of unified data analytics and AI-driven insights. Bitwise to Share ETL Migration Expertise at Microsoft Fabric Community Conference 2025 that will help clients leverage the power of Microsoft Fabric. This conference is your chance to:

• Gain valuable insights from industry leaders and Microsoft experts.
• Explore the latest trends in Real-Time Intelligence, Data Engineering, Data Integration, Data Science, Data Warehousing, and Power BI.
• Learn practical strategies for upgrading your data architecture.

Connect With Our Experts!

Are you attending the event? We’d love to connect at Fabcon! Schedule a direct discussion with Jim Samide and Shahab Kamal to learn how Bitwise can help you navigate your data modernization journey.

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team 

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Generative AI is transforming the business intelligence landscape, with leading BI tools from the cloud providers integrating AI into their products to improve performance and efficiency. As businesses increasingly rely on data-driven decision-making, the need for agile, scalable, and self-service analytics solutions has never been more apparent.

Despite innovations in BI tools, many organizations still rely on outdated systems that are difficult to integrate with modern cloud-based platforms. These legacy business intelligence environments create data silos and hinder the ability to gain a holistic view of business operations, which leads to more complexities as the data increases. 

Modern BI Tools for 2025

In today’s landscape, there are many BI tools to choose from. As organizations are modernizing their data and analytics platforms in the cloud, we often see clients exploring tools provided by the cloud providers to maintain a unified analytics environment and take advantage of AI capabilities.

• Google Cloud offers Looker which can run with Gemini AI models and integrates with BigQuery.
• Microsoft offers Power BI which works with Co-Pilot and can deploy in Microsoft Fabric.
• Amazon offers QuickSight which leverages Amazon Q for Generative BI.

BI Modernization Solution

While there are many benefits to modernizing legacy BI reports, migrating to modern cloud-based tools is no easy task. Because tools like Looker, Power BI and QuickSight offer such powerful features and functionality, we recommend that organizations re-engineer their apps to take full advantage of these capabilities rather than simply lift and shift.

Built on 25+ years of enterprise data warehouse and business intelligence experience, our BI Modernization practice and accelerators streamline the process to migrate legacy BI to cloud-native tools.

Case Studies for Modernizing BI

Organizations with a significant number of reports developed in systems like Cognos, MicroStrategy, Qlik and Tableau may feel limited by migration complexity to efficiently modernize their BI. Here are a few case studies to show how clients have successfully made the transition.

• An entertainment company migrated Tableau to Looker to optimize performance and reduce development and maintenance costs.
• A credit card company migrated a set of executive dashboards from Cognos to Power BI to understand business performance at a glance.
• A financial services company simplified decision-making and tracking of management strategy and business plans by migrating reports from Tableau to QuickSight.

Modernize BI in 2025

The BI landscape is rapidly evolving as AI innovations help business stakeholders from analysts to executives make sense of ever-growing data volume and complexity to efficiently gain insights and make decisions.

At Bitwise, we help clients to transform their legacy BI environments into robust, cloud-powered platforms using a proven migration framework and accelerators to take the guesswork out of modernization.

To discuss your specific BI needs and explore how we can help you achieve your 2025 modernization goals, Contact us today.

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team 

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We all know that AI innovation requires clean and complete data. But most businesses are still struggling with integrating siloed data in different formats—and many solutions are difficult and expensive to put into place. 

As a technology provider, we’re seeing success with Microsoft Fabric data and analytics solutions. Why? Because it all starts with an end-to-end data and analytics platform. When you unify your data platform, you get a solid foundation for creating innovative analytics and AI solutions. 

Streamline analytics and future-proof your data estate

Getting holistic integrated insights into your business and preparing for AI is hard when your data lives in different places. But what if you could easily—and securely—centralize all your data and analytics? 

Microsoft Fabric is built on an opened and governed lakehouse foundation that can help you build the analytics and AI applications your business needs to improve productivity, compete in today’s world, and prepare for the future.
By centralizing all your data and analytics workloads on a single, open, governed foundation, Bitwise can help you accelerate data value creation, streamline operations, and unlock valuable customer insights. Leveraging over 28 years of enterprise data management experience and 15 years of successful ETL migration projects, our Microsoft Fabric Readiness Program offers resources like a whitepaper on Microsoft Fabric benefits (including a bonus Business Readiness Guide), a 3-hour “Get Fabric Ready” workshop, and a comprehensive 4-week Fabric Readiness Assessment, all available through the Azure Marketplace.

Get a competitive advantage with self-service analytics and AI apps

What’s holding you back from building a data-driven business culture? The first question is whether you can access all your data and make it usable. The second question is whether you have the right pathways to getting that insight into the hands of your users.

That’s where Microsoft Fabric really shines. We’re a technology partner to businesses like yours, and we see how simple these solutions make democratizing data to everyone in your organization. A unified data and analytics solution empowers individuals in your organization to expedite innovation with secure access to self-service analytics tools that facilitate near real-time insights.

We offer a comprehensive Microsoft Fabric Readiness: 4-Week Assessment – Microsoft Azure Marketplace to guide your data modernization journey. This assessment provides a clear roadmap for migrating to Microsoft Fabric, a revolutionary data management and analytics ecosystem designed to empower both business and technical users in the age of AI.

Unify your data and analytics platform with Bitwise

Bitwise, a Microsoft partner can help migrate and modernize your data and applications to Microsoft Azure and Fabric, empowering informed decision-making, streamlining operations, and unlocking valuable customer insights. Let’s get started simplifying and fast-tracking the transition of your legacy ETL systems, data platforms, and applications to the Microsoft cloud today.

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team 

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Happy New Year 2025! 

As 2024 comes to an end, we look back to celebrate our major achievements, highlight our commitment to fostering a positive company culture, and showcase the impactful work we’ve done for our clients.

Milestones and Achievements

In a year that saw transformational technologies like Generative AI take center stage, Bitwise focused on making advancements to better serve our customers’ evolving needs.

• Innovation: We launched several initiatives this year including our Microsoft Fabric Readiness Program, our unique Snowflake Optimization Offering, and a dedicated Insurance Data Modernization Practice.
• Strategic Partnerships: We strengthened our relationships with industry leaders like Microsoft to provide comprehensive data solutions.
• Industry Recognition: For the fourth consecutive year, Bitwise was recognized as a Great Place to Work, a testament to our dedication to employee satisfaction and well-being.

Company Culture and CSR

Bitwise turned 28 this year! We celebrated our journey and reaffirmed our core values while achieving certification as a Great Place to Work for the fourth year in a row.

• Giving Back: Our Bitwisers gave back to our communities by participating in CSR activities like Back 2 School for under-resourced children and Feed My Starving Children for preparing meals and support to communities around the world.
• Learning and Development: As part of our Tech Talk series, our experts shared knowledge and insights with fellow Bitwisers in trending technology areas like Observability and AWS Generative AI.
• Excellence Award Winners: We acknowledged the outstanding contributions of our team members with the 2024 Excellence Awards. Many were featured in our Bitwiser Stories series on what it means to ‘find your place’ at Bitwise.

Industry Trends and Customer Success Stories

Our dedicated team of Data & AI specialists strives to stay at the forefront of innovation and share our perspective and insights with our customers and partners.

• Top Blogs: Our experts covered topics like Data Modernization, Microsoft Fabric, AI-driven migration, and leading data analytics platforms.
  • Data Modernization eBook: Guide to Cloud-Native ETL Transformation
  
  
  • Introduction to Microsoft Fabric – Architecture, Key Features & Best Practices
  
  
  • AI-Driven PL/SQL Migration to Synapse or Snowflake
  
  
  • Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, and Snowflake – A Look at Leading Data Analytics Platforms
  
  
  • 5 Essential Steps to Assess Your Readiness for Microsoft Fabric Adoption
• Top Webinars: We hosted webinars on getting data ready to unlock analytics potential with AI.
  • Microsoft Fabric: Is Your Business Ready?
  
  
  • Automated ETL Migration to Azure for Accelerated Data Warehouse Modernization
    
  
  
• Top Case Studies: We shared successes across a variety of industries and technology areas from Mobile App Development to Data Analytics and AI.
  • eCommerce Mobile App Development for Direct-to-Consumer Brand
  
  
  • AI Data Analyzer Solution for Streamlined Processes on Claim Platforms
  
  
  • Data Reliability Engineering for ETL System
  
  
  • Application Modernization of Student Loan System
  
  
  • Automated Informatica ETL Migration to Azure Data Factory and Snowflake EDW
  
  
  • Transforming Analytics Capabilities with Data Platform Implementation and BI Adoption

2025 and Beyond

Thank you for being part of our journey in 2024! We’re excited to see what the future holds as we continue to empower businesses with AI-powered data-driven solutions and foster a thriving company culture.

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team 

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As we approach the end of 2024, we are excited to announce our Insurance Data Modernization Practice designed to help data leaders get their data ready for advanced analytics and AI innovation.

Our Insurance Data Modernization Practice provides an industry-specific set of solution offerings that draw from our extensive experience solving data challenges with our Fortune 500 Insurance customers and incorporates lessons learned with customers in other data-driven industries.

Need for Modernizing Insurance Data

The Insurance industry is undergoing a digital transformation, driven by increasing customer expectations, evolving regulatory landscapes, and the rise of advanced technologies. This has increased the importance of the need of a new approach to data management and governance. So, for any forward-leaning insurer, data modernization should be a priority including the unification of all disparate external and internal sources under one platform. 

One solution for insurers can be Microsoft Fabric, which is a unified data platform that empowers firms to ingest, transform, analyze, and visualize data more efficiently. It offers a comprehensive set of tools and capabilities that can help insurers modernize their data infrastructure and drive innovation. Bitwise, a Microsoft Solutions Partner specialized in Azure Data & AI solutions, developed a program that provides value to data professionals at each step of their cloud modernization journey. This unified and collaborative platform caters to all business and technical roles in the organization while serving as the data foundation for the AI era. 

Data Modernization Case Studies for Insurance 

The below case study examples showcase how we are helping to solve data modernization challenges for our Insurance customers.

• A commercial lines Insurance company struggled with manual data extraction in their claims processing. With our AI Data Analyzer Solution for Streamlined Processes on Claim Platforms, we automated extraction of key information from complex documents, reducing errors and boosting productivity.
• A Fortune 500 Insurance company faced limitations with its legacy SSRS reporting system, including restricted information, limited data handling capabilities, and poor data visualization. Bitwise helped the firm with Migration of Insurance Claim and Policy Dashboards from SSRS to Power BI, significantly improving the organization’s data analysis and visualization capabilities.
• We assisted a U.S.-based company that markets and underwrites specialty Insurance products and programs to a variety of niche markets. By Extracting Unstructured Data from 1000s of PDFs using Automation and OCR, we helped enhanced overall data quality and analysis.

Get Your Insurance Data Ready for AI

To harness the power of AI in the Insurance industry, it’s essential to prepare your data. This involves ensuring data quality, integrating disparate sources, establishing robust governance, and engineering meaningful features. By addressing these foundational steps, insurers can effectively train and deploy AI models for tasks like fraud detection, risk assessment, customer segmentation, predictive analytics, and automated customer support.

Bitwise offers a comprehensive solution to accelerate data modernization to ensure AI readiness. With our ETL Migration solutions we automate the migration of legacy ETL tools like SSIS, DataStage, Informatica, Ab Initio, etc. to cloud-native services including Azure Data Factory and AWS Glue or PySpark running in Azure Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, EMR, etc. Similarly, legacy BI reports present limitations for companies looking to leverage advanced analytics and AI. Our BI Modernization solutions transform legacy business intelligence reports to harness the full potential of your data.

Don’t miss out on the future of Insurance. Contact us today.

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team 

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Happy Halloween and Happy Diwali! As we celebrate this festive time of year, we’re excited to share our latest updates on how we are helping organizations modernize their data platforms and leverage the full potential of AI innovation in Microsoft Fabric.

To effectively harness their data and extract meaningful insights, successful companies are implementing a comprehensive data analytics platform that can connect, manage and analyze data across the enterprise. Microsoft Fabric emerges as a powerful solution, providing a unified platform that streamlines data operations and empowers leaders to drive business solutions.

To help organizations assess their technical and business readiness to adopt Fabric for advanced analytics and AI use cases, Bitwise recently conducted a webinar on Microsoft Fabric: Is Your Business Ready? 

Check out the recorded Microsoft Fabric webinar, available now, for an overview of key benefits of Microsoft Fabric, areas for assessing your business readiness to take advantage of the platform, challenges and risks of migrating your existing data platform to Fabric and solutions to address migration challenges with a demo on converting ETL jobs to Fabric.

Microsoft Fabric Readiness Program

Earlier this year Bitwise announced its Fabric Readiness Program that offers detailed options for organizations that want a more comprehensive understanding of Microsoft Fabric for their business.

• Get Fabric Ready: 3-Hour Workshop
  • To take your explorations further, we offer a 3-hour ‘Get Fabric Ready’ workshop where we outline a framework for assessing your readiness to Fabric with you and your stakeholders.
  
  
  • At the end of this complimentary workshop, you and your team will understand how you can effectively assess your organization’s readiness for migrating to Microsoft Fabric and plan the way forward for a successful and effective data-driven future. 
• Microsoft Fabric Readiness: 4-Week Assessment
  • For those ready do an in-depth analysis, we offer a Microsoft Fabric Readiness Assessment that typically takes 2-6 weeks depending on scope and objectives.
  
  
  • By the end of this engagement, you will have a clear understanding of the benefits and potential challenges associated with adopting Microsoft Fabric specific your environment, and an assessment of your current landscape compared to the desired future state with a clear migration strategy, preliminary project timeline and resource requirements.
    
  
  

Why Partner with Bitwise and Microsoft

As a Microsoft Solutions Partner specializing in data modernization, we collaborate closely with the Azure Data Factory (ADF) product team to develop our automation tools to accelerate migration to Fabric in alignment with the product roadmap.

• Accelerated Data Modernization: Our automation solutions significantly reduce the time and cost of migrating legacy data warehouse and BI to Azure and Fabric. 
• Comprehensive Capabilities: Microsoft Fabric offers a unified platform for data movement, data lakes, data engineering, data integration, data science, real-time analytics, and business intelligence.    
• Trusted Expertise: Bitwise is a reliable Microsoft partner with a proven track record of successful data modernization projects and is a go-to partner for solving the most challenging task of migrating legacy ETL jobs to ADF, Azure Databricks, or Microsoft Fabric as well as converting ADF pipelines to Fabric.

Kickstart Your Microsoft Fabric Readiness Today

Contact us to explore how our Fabric Readiness Program can help you accelerate your data modernization in Microsoft Fabric. 

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team 

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Over the past 28 years, Bitwise has navigated various market challenges while preserving its core values. This dedication has cultivated a strong work culture, empowering our employees to deliver exceptional services to our clients.

We are delighted to announce that Bitwise has once again been certified as a Great Place to Work for the fourth consecutive year. This recognition is a direct result of the positive experiences shared by our employees, reflecting our unwavering dedication to creating a thriving workplace.

We believe that our commitment to employee well-being and professional development has been instrumental in achieving this milestone. By fostering a supportive and inclusive environment, we empower our team members to excel in their roles and contribute meaningfully to our client partners’ success. 

This year, 79% of employees said it’s a great place to work – 22 points higher than the average U.S. company. 

Other highlights on what Bitwisers say makes Bitwise Inc. a Great Place to Work include – 

• 94% of employees say that they have been given the resources and equipment to do their job. 
• 92% of employees feel that they have been offered training or development to further themselves professionally. 
• 92% of our employees say that they have customers who would rate the service we deliver as “excellent.” 
• 90% of our employees say that they can take time off from work when they think it’s necessary. 
• 89% of our employees say that our management trusts people to do a good job without watching over their shoulders. 

Bitwise Inc. CEO, Ankur Gupta, had the following to say about the recognition: “Earning recognition as a Great Place to Work Certified company for the fourth year in a row underscores our commitment to making employee experience a top priority,” said Ankur Gupta, CEO at Bitwise Inc. “Our dedicated employees – Bitwisers – put our client partners at the center of everything we do. We celebrate and thank each member of our team for their passion to be different and better every day, resulting in lasting relationships with our employees, clients and partners.” 

Read more about our 2024 Great Place to Work Certification to see why Bitwise Inc. is one of the best companies to work for in the country. 

Stay safe and talk to you soon, 

Bitwise Newsletter Team

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