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Dream11 to step up tech infra, hiring over Indian Premier League success

With a user base of more than 100 million, and user concurrency of over 5.5 million, the platform has a solid backend analytics platform, much of which is built in-house

Dream11, which launched in 2008 — the same year as the inaugural edition of the IPL was held — has about 550 staff, of which about 300 are in product design. Dream Sports has around 750 workers.
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Dream11, which launched in 2008 — the same year as the inaugural edition of the IPL was held — has about 550 staff, of which about 300 are in product design. Dream Sports has around 750 workers.

Neha Alawadhi New Delhi
The Indian Premier League (IPL) has resumed after an unprecedented mid-tournament break due to the pandemic, and Dream11 is back in action. In May, the cricket stopped, not the planning at Dream11.
 
“A lot of our deadlines are tournament-driven, so we back-calculate, and plan accordingly,” said Bhavit Sheth, chief operating officer and co-founder, Dream Sports and Dream11.
 
“We do quarterly and six-monthly planning. Basically, once this IPL gets over, planning for the next season will begin immediately,” he added.
 
From running specific analytics to load-testing for 5.5 million simultaneous users, Dream11 takes cricket very seriously. With a

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