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Forbes: Pype CTO Explains Strategy Behind Software Integrations

December 11, 2019

In his latest article published in Forbes, Pype CTO and co-founder Karuna Ammireddy shares his reasoning for including software integrations early-on in the Pype development strategy, and why he urges other tech providers to do the same.

“Once you have APIs accounted for in your platform, all you have left to do is reach out to the software platforms that your clients are already using. The integration that results from that partnership should drive their customers to your platform and vice-versa, meaning it’s a win for both parties. With forethought and planning upfront, you can turn potential competitors into valuable partners, driving both of your businesses toward success.”

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Karuna Ammireddy

As a CTO of Pype Inc, Karuna is responsible for overall product development, operations and technology growth. Karuna brings more than a decade of experience building simple to complex software systems with teams of various sizes . A computer science graduate of University of Florida with an MBA from University of Maryland, Karuna was always an Entrepreneur at heart. While working on software development, he successfully executed few real estate projects as well. With an entrepreneurial spirit and a passion to build a company from ground up, Karuna Co-founded Pype Inc in 2015. In addition to his role as a CTO of Pype, Karuna is an avid runner, swimmer and a field hockey player.

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