Rolta India Limited first to achieve Level V CPU

Rolta India Limited, Enterprise IT Solutions, has become the first organization in the world to achieve Level V Certified Practice in Usability™ (CPU).

This certification recognizes Rolta's investments in creating a world-class Usability Engineering infrastructure with exceptional expertise, processes, and methodologies that enable the delivery of optimized software usability experiences.

Rolta is a publicly listed multinational organization headquarted in India. Rolta is a leading provider of innovative IT solutions for many vertical segments, including Utilities, Governments, Transportation, Process, Power, Banking and Insurance. Rolta’s intellectual property repository contains cutting-edge software for mapping and earth sciences.

Dr. Eric Schaffer presents Level V certification to Group Director Laxmidhar Gaopande and Chief Strategy Officer Preetha Pulusani at Rolta.
Left to right: Hemal Gathani and Hitesh Agrawal (HFI), Vivian Gomes (Rolta), Apala Lahiri Chavan (HFI), Preetha Pulusani (Rolta), Eric Schaffer (HFI), Laxmidhar Gaopande (Rolta), and Saurabh Gupta (HFI).

Speaking about this recognition, Mr. K. K. Singh, Chairman & CEO of Rolta said, "This recognition is evidence of Rolta's commitment to creating products and solutions that provide an intuitive interface suited to work-flows for end-users at all levels in an organization, so as to optimize the return on the customer's investment in IT."

Laxmidhar Gaopande, Group Director at Rolta India Limited, emphasized how the company has prioritized usability to improve the experience of the end users of their products.

"Rolta is very pleased to be recognized by HFI for our commitment and investment in usability for all of the software products and projects we deliver. Traditionally, software products development has received a lot of attention for the architecture and back-end. While this is important, we were quick to appreciate that the software user’s experience is equally important and needs to have its own separate focus. Therefore, all our work on developing intellectual property now receives this additional attention and emphasis. Ultimately, it is our end users who benefit with more efficient, intuitive and easy-to-use workflows."