"We are in talks with a set of VCs to raise $2-3 million for our future growth. This will help us launch learning solutions for specific industries including BPO/KPO, finance, insurance and manufacturing," said Subramanian.
A one-year-old company, Radix has so far not tapped any external funding. The company has outsourced its technology and content development works to Expertus, a human capital management service provider based out of Chennai. The company has recently tied up with International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore (IIIT-B), to offer a professional certification programme for their fresh engineering graduates to make them employable for the IT industry. Subramanian said the firm was planning to launch similar programmes for the BPO sector.
