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28+ years · Telecom & enterprise technology

Enterprise Technology Executive | Telecom · AI · Data · Digital Transformation

Building and scaling technology organizations that turn complex telecom infrastructure into measurable business advantage.

Delivered with teams, never alone. A distributed organization several hundred strong.

$100M+
Cumulative operational savings
~450+
Technology professionals led
$30M+
Annual CapEx / OpEx portfolio
Tampa, Florida, USASenior Director, Network Systems Transformation at Verizon
Anurag Kumar Mishra

Executive collaborations & credentials

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A book by

Anurag Kumar Mishra

The Inside Entrepreneur

Strategic Technology Leader

Published author

The Inside Entrepreneur

A book on entrepreneurship from the inside: building something new while carrying the constraints, the politics, and the P&L of an organisation that already exists.

Publication details available on request.

By the numbers

Transformation is only real when it lands in the financials.

28+ years of enterprise technology leadership, measured the way a board measures it.

28+

Years of technology leadership

Enterprise scale, end to end

$100M+

Cumulative operational savings

Across enterprise transformation programmes

~450+

Technology professionals led

Distributed, multi-region organization

$30M+

Annual CapEx / OpEx portfolio

Under management, ROI-governed

Operating at this scale

~70M+

Customers supported by modernized platforms

~40M+

Daily transactions processed

~400 Gbps+

Data throughput sustained

~12+ h → <~15 m

Network-performance data latency, same-shift decisions

10+

AI and ML use cases delivered into production

Level 3

Autonomy target. Supervised closed-loop operations today

Positioning

“I lead large-scale transformation across telecom and enterprise technology, connecting technology strategy, operating models and capital allocation to measurable business outcomes.”

Technology is a business asset, not an IT function. The work is judged on enterprise value: margin, capital efficiency, customer experience and risk, alongside the platforms underneath.

Expertise

Six areas where the work has been done, not theorised.

Each of these carries production scars: live estates, regulated environments, and real budgets.

01

Business Transformation

Rewiring how an enterprise delivers: organization, platform, and operating model together. Transformation only counts when it shows up in the financials.

02

AI & Autonomous Networks

An enterprise AI operating model, not a pilot: AI and ML in production moving operations from reactive to predictive, with supervised closed-loop operations today and autonomous remediation as the goal. Shipped by cross-functional teams, never by a lone lab.

03

Data & Digital Platforms

Open-source-first data lakes and global data platforms that turn ~12+-hour reporting cycles into ~15-minute decisions.

04

Enterprise Engineering

In-house product engineering that displaces expensive COTS licensing and returns control of the roadmap to the business.

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05

Regulatory & Compliance

Operating inside regulated, public-company constraints without letting compliance become the reason nothing ships.

06

M&A, Investment & Partnerships

Technical due diligence, post-merger integration, and executive partnerships that compress time-to-value.

Selected impact

Four executive case studies.

Writing

Positions worth arguing for.

Notes on transformation, AI, and data engineering, written from programmes that had to justify themselves financially.

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Next step

Let us talk about the transformation you are actually trying to fund.

Board-level conversations, CXO roles, advisory work, and speaking. If the problem involves large data, complex operations, and a number that has to move, it is worth a conversation.

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