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Samanvay is a group of professionals with experience in technology, the social sector, rural, government, and public health.
We develop software products and provide associated technical services for non-profit organizations in India. All of our own and many of the client-owned products are open-source.
We work in a cooperative manner, each Samanvay member behaves and is encouraged to behave like the owner of Samanvay.
Samanvay was started on 2nd November 2016. We are a section 8 company (non-profit), with 12A certification.
Deep Engineering, Grassroots understanding
Our team
Pradipta Kundu
23+ years of experience in the software industry as a consultant, program manager, and client partner mostly at ThoughtWorks. Seven years of experience in managing projects for NGOs and governments in health.
23+ years of experience in the software industry as a technologist, consultant, and product manager. 11 years of experience in developing technology solutions for nonprofits and governments.
Dr. Suresh Reddy
16 years of clinical and public health experience in RMNCH and HIV/AIDS domains. Project Management and Implementing National Health programs, IT in Health Care and Rural Health Care Design, development and implementation of small to large scales survey projects
Vinod Kumar Deolal
Arjun Khandelwal
Software developer, Product Manager, and consultant. Extensive field experience in implementing software.
Vinay Venu
Developer and software architect. Instrumental in making Bahmni and Avni.
Sachin Kadam
Engineer.
Joy Abraham
Developer, software architect, and project manager.
Abhishek Verma
Co-creator, product designer and developer of Maatritva (before joining Samanvay). Experienced in field implementation of technology in Government set up.
Madhusha Joshi
Operations
Nupoor Khandelwal
Mobile application development and Business Analyst on Avni.
Hiren Thacker
12 years of experience in the software industry as a software developer, architect, and tech lead. 6 years of experience working for social enterprises.
Utkarsh Hathi
Business Analyst on Avni. Worked with non-profits in varying capacities and as a QA engineer in software services industry before joining Samanvay
Dinesh G
Quality Analyst on Avni
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Creating a cost-effective multi-tenant platform
How multitenancy manifests itself in different areas of a software system and about multi-tenancy in Avni
Schemaless platforms
Architectural considerations for products that allow their users to define their own data models
Software volatility is a good thing
Long lasting valuable software products cannot avoid volatility in its functionality
REST API Pagination and race condition
There is a less widely understood race condition in paginated REST API responses which can cause serious issues and difficult to identify bug.
Technology architecture for public health service delivery and why designing system for PHC is difficult
Designing a system for PHC is tricky. We do not have standard technical architectures to solve this because there are not many use cases like this. While frontline health workers and hospitals can use standard architecture, PHC sort of falls in the software architectural blank space
Creating a cost-effective multi-tenant platform
How multitenancy manifests itself in different areas of a software system and about multi-tenancy in Avni
Schemaless platforms
Architectural considerations for products that allow their users to define their own data models