DRC Systems India Limited, a software development company, provides IT business solutions worldwide. It offers Z-ERP, a smart web-based ERP solution primarily for B2B business that enables services, such as financial accounting, sales and distribution, procurement, inventory management, payroll, project management, compliance management, system administration, and quality control. The company also provides consultancy and discovery workshop services, and dedicated developers; UI/UX, wireframe, and frontend design services; web development, mobile application development, content management system, digital commerce/e-commerce, and eLearning services; blockchain, big data, engineering, and IOT services; and cyber security, manual testing, automation testing, and performance testing services. In addition, it offers DevOps and cloud, salesforce, and support and maintenance services; data analytics, and AI and automation services; and enterprise resource planning, enterprise, digital marketing, digital process automation, and hub spot solutions. It serves health care, financial Services, retail, education, transportation, hospitality, and public sector. The company was formerly known as DRC Systems India Private Limited. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is headquartered in Gandhinagar, India.
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