Blue Star Infotech Bags Microsoft ERP Order from Christ Nishotech
Blue Star Infotech will implement Microsoft Dynamics AX solution and streamline operations for Christ Nishotech.
Christ Nishotech , a water-purification company in the pharmaceutical and life sciences space, has appointed Blue Star Infotech Ltd (BSIL), a provider of software solutions for the mid-market, as the IT partner to implement Microsoft Dynamics AX solution and streamline all its operations including finance, purchasing, manufacturing, sub-contracting, inventory, sales & dispatch and quality control. BSIL will implement this solution to connect the Christ Nishotech’s head office in Mumbai with the factory and site location.
"We believe that this integrated information system will help us streamline operations and support efficient execution of our turnkey water treatment projects business and help us serve our clients better," said Shoeb Kurawadwala, CEO, Christ Nishotech. "The rapidly growing pharmaceutical, biotech and life sciences industry is driving growth for different grades of purified water that adhere to global legal standards; as water is the most widely used material in these industries."
"BSIL is delighted to partner with Christ Nishotech. Our extensive experience and knowledge in pharmaceutical and related domains will help us collaborate with Christ Nishotech in their initiative to align IT with business. We have worked with several companies in related domains and are confident that our experience will enable us to successfully execute the project on time, which would be critical for a turnkey projects company that follows stiff execution deadlines," said Satish Gaonkar, Vice President-Consulting, Blue Star Infotech Ltd.

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