With over 8+ years of experience in IT Program and Project Management (Prince2 Practitioner, PMP), he is a pioneer in executing complex technical projects and has domain expertise in BSFI, Industrial automation, Marine, Cyber Security, Data Science and E-commerce sector.

According to Mr. Punit, as a young entrepreneur, you will find that not everyone will take you seriously. They will tell you that you are too young to build a successful business. They will be quick to tell you just what they think you are doing wrong. At times, the criticism and the self-doubt it fosters might get to you. Setting up an initial team is difficult, building the core team is the most tedious task and you will have major challenges while picking up the team to identify the right set of skills needed for your start-up. But you have to make sure that the composition of the team is perfect, at the same time keeping in mind that with limited resources, you don’t have the liberty of ‘extras’ in your team.

There is no one customer or one big deal that can make you successful. Success is a gradual process. Every single day ordeal is one small step towards that mighty goal. The overnight success is no untrue outside the world. So, don’t expect that moment you launch your product, the world would go popular.

MercurIT was named after the Roman messenger god “Mercury”. Also, mercury is the closest planet to the sun and the smallest one in the solar system. MercurIT will act as a messenger to business users and technology solutions in order to strengthen & enhance your services. They use all the latest technologies to innovate & create a higher level of reliability in their solutions. While you focus on your core business process, they strengthen your services.

Right from Artificial Intelligence & Analytics, IoT (Internet of Things), Technology consulting, Infrastructure Security services, Unified Communications, Managed Services, etc., their company’s aim is to deliver premium quality services and products to giving unmatched value to enterprises worldwide at an affordable cost.

Mr. Bhosle believes that there are six key mantras to start the entrepreneur journey including setting up very specific goals, believing yourself, learning from the failures, not giving excuses, understanding how to acquire customers, and building a team of specialists.