Rajesh Revankar
CEO
Founded in 2021, the company focuses on making AI, machine learning, and data practical and accessible across industries. Its philosophy of ‘Applied AI’ guides the way it develops accelerators, platforms, and solutions that turn technology into measurable outcomes.
DTC Infotech is led by serial entrepreneurs who have already built and successfully exited prior technology ventures. This leadership team brings a deep understanding of industry cycles, execution discipline, and the ability to scale solutions sustainably. “Our foundation is built as a deep technology services and platform company, with a sharp focus on AI, machine learning, and data”, says Rajesh Revankar, Chief Executive Officer at DTC Infotech.
Accelerators as Productivity Multipliers
The company develops accelerators, micro-solutions, and AI platforms that help organizations move from exploration to adoption with measurable outcomes. For clients, this means quicker integration of AI into existing workflows and tangible improvements in efficiency and decision-making.
The company invests in producing its own intellectual property in the form of accelerators, which are frameworks designed to compress time-to-value and reduce the complexity of adoption. These accelerators function as productivity multipliers, helping clients achieve outcomes in weeks rather than months. Each accelerator connects advanced AI capabilities with everyday business functions, turning abstract technology into measurable results.
Applied AI in Action
Many organizations still rely on legacy surveillance cameras that only record footage, with AI-enabled replacements often too expensive to justify. DTC Infotech addresses this challenge by building an AI layer on top of existing NVRs and DVRs, enabling real-time analytics without requiring costly infrastructure upgrades.
The same principle applies in construction, where monitoring adherence to standard operating procedures remains a persistent challenge. The company develops an AI-driven quality monitoring platform that automates the process of checking whether SOPs are followed at worksites. For its client, this delivers a reduction of human errors by nearly 99 percent improving both quality and consistency.
Within enterprises, inefficiencies often arise from handling documents, incomplete datasets, and knowledge scattered across siloed systems. To address this, DTC Infotech has created a suite of accelerators: Doc Hub automates document extraction and ERP workflows, Data Hub enriches incomplete datasets, and Knowledge Hub indexes organizational knowledge into a searchable base.
The company also extends its AI applications to the forest domain. It is piloting a command-and-control platform that provides early warnings of human – wildlife conflict by realtime monitoring activity and issuing alerts to human habitats living in the region.
DTC Infotech plans to scale its impact by releasing hundreds of micro-solutions over the next two years. These will span business applications, mobile solutions, and cloud based platforms. The intent is to reduce the time and cost of adoption while enabling organizations of all sizes to use AI meaningfully. For DTC Infotech, AI is not a future promise but a present reality, one that must be applied and democratized today.
Each accelerator connects advanced AI capabilities with everyday business functions, turning abstract technology into measurable results
Applied AI in Action
Many organizations still rely on legacy surveillance cameras that only record footage, with AI-enabled replacements often too expensive to justify. DTC Infotech addresses this challenge by building an AI layer on top of existing NVRs and DVRs, enabling real-time analytics without requiring costly infrastructure upgrades.
The same principle applies in construction, where monitoring adherence to standard operating procedures remains a persistent challenge. The company develops an AI-driven quality monitoring platform that automates the process of checking whether SOPs are followed at worksites. For its client, this delivers a reduction of human errors by nearly 99 percent improving both quality and consistency.
Within enterprises, inefficiencies often arise from handling documents, incomplete datasets, and knowledge scattered across siloed systems. To address this, DTC Infotech has created a suite of accelerators: Doc Hub automates document extraction and ERP workflows, Data Hub enriches incomplete datasets, and Knowledge Hub indexes organizational knowledge into a searchable base.
The company also extends its AI applications to the forest domain. It is piloting a command-and-control platform that provides early warnings of human – wildlife conflict by realtime monitoring activity and issuing alerts to human habitats living in the region.
DTC Infotech plans to scale its impact by releasing hundreds of micro-solutions over the next two years. These will span business applications, mobile solutions, and cloud based platforms. The intent is to reduce the time and cost of adoption while enabling organizations of all sizes to use AI meaningfully. For DTC Infotech, AI is not a future promise but a present reality, one that must be applied and democratized today.
