If you look at it from a quality engineering standpoint, there are multiple tools and technologies across.

In an enterprise organization, not every tool or a technology would be similar to another enterprise organization.

There is no two equals in terms of it.

And at the same point of not even one tool or a technology will solve your problem because

there are multiple applications in your ecosystem which will actually not allow you to stick

to a particular tool and technology.

That's the first thing what I wanted to look at it as an MVP battlefield.

My name is Chakri Debra Kanda.

I'm the vice president of quality engineering at Tamanca.

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Chakri DeVirconda finds it strange how he got into quality engineering, starting out as a security guy.

That being said, he can definitely see the intersection

of both. Where he used to test a lot of security devices and labs, he shifted into the quality

side of things and ensuring things work properly. He's a family-oriented guy with two boys

nearing the end of grade school. Three years ago, Shokri carried forward his quality mindset into his current role.

He was intrigued by the intersection of product, services, and quality.

This is his creation story at Tavant.

So Tavant is a product and services organization.

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