GANGESH VIVEKANANDAN
Manufacturing Transformation Consultant
About Gangesh

Technology. Execution. Transformation. Manufacturing.

Gangesh Vivekanandan is a Manufacturing Transformation Consultant focused on helping manufacturers improve asset reliability, operational performance, cost efficiency, workforce capability, and technology adoption.

He brings 17+ years of professional experience across technology operations, enterprise infrastructure, project and program delivery, cross-functional execution, and digital transformation—providing a strong foundation for complex manufacturing transformation and industrial technology initiatives.

Professional journey
2008–2013
Technology Operations
Technical support, network operations, incident response and business-critical systems.
2013–2017
Enterprise Infrastructure
Data center, Linux, virtualization, availability, monitoring and infrastructure operations.
2017–2019
Infrastructure Project Leadership
Project delivery, stakeholder coordination, infrastructure modernization and execution.
2019–2023
Project & Transformation Leadership
Project management, Scrum, cross-functional delivery, risk, change and transformation execution.
2024–Present
Industrial Technology & Manufacturing Transformation
Independent manufacturing consulting alongside industrial technology and implementation leadership.
Career foundation

13 years at Tata Consultancy Services

Roles spanned network operations, data center engineering, Linux administration, VMware and infrastructure project management, and project management / Scrum leadership.

Education & credentials
Bachelor of Engineering — Electrical & Electronics Engineering
KLN College of Engineering, Madurai, India
Professional Scrum Master
Microsoft Certified Azure Fundamentals
VMware Certified Associate – Data Center Virtualization
Red Hat Certified System Administrator
Start with the challenge

Discuss a manufacturing challenge.

Whether you are addressing reliability issues, operating-cost pressure, capability gaps, or evaluating industrial technology, the first step is understanding the problem and determining where improvement can create the most value.