M. R. Srinivasaprasad
Madapusi Raghavan Srinivasaprasad, now known as M.R. Srinivas Prasad (born in 1959 in Salem, Tamil Nadu) is a right-handed batsman and a right-arm off-spin bowler who played cricket for Karnataka Ranji in the Wills Trophy (1983/84 to 1987/88), and the Deodhar Trophy (1984/85). He represented Young India in Zimbabwe (1983/84). His first-class span was from 1979/80 to 1987/88 in which he scored 3031 runs over 53 matches.
He was part of the Managing Committee of KSCA since November 2010 to November 2013.
Career outside cricket
M.R.Srinivas Prasad is an Electronics Engineer with a management degree. He has held many leadership roles across various industries. He is presently the CEO of Philips Innovation Campus, Bangalore.
- Manager - Alcatel Business Systems, Paris.
- General Manager, Head - Sony Software Development Center, Bangalore.
- Vice President - IT - Fidelity Investments, Bangalore.
- CEO @ Philips Innovation Campus(Present), Bangalore
External links
- CricketArchive Profile
- Karnataka Cricket Team
- The Hindu : Sony Architecture R & D - Gearing up for new technologies
- India Today: Corporate Governance in cricket
- Contesting for elections to the MC of KSCA
- India Tech Online
- Addressing Accessibility through Health Care Technology
- Malpe Health Centre switches to solar energy
- Manipal University Announces Winners of TEENOVATORS 2014-15
- Bio Asia Tech Track
- Confluence 2014 - Navigating Emerging Asia
- Philips to develop more low-cost healthcare products for villagers
- Deccan Herald: On net neutrality
- Business Line
- Bangalore Mirror: 60 seconds with a CEO
- Trade Briefs: Software Opinion
- India can lead in Big Data analytics: Philips
- Frugal Innovation : Book Review
- Technology for Affordable Healthcare - Mr. Srinivas Prasad
- Nascom HR Summit- The Digital Highway HRs journey into the future.
[*http://www.manipal-igcla.com/news/2015/08/22/technology-affordable-healthcare-mr-srinivas-prasad Technology for affordable healthcare.]
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