One built an SAP delivery company from six people to 400. The other has spent 15 years building education businesses. Together they lead Dimension Education.
He learned SAP from inside the system. Then he built the company that delivers it.
Dhanesh Indore spent eight years inside enterprise SAP programmes before founding TechOrbit Solutions in 2020. Six people became more than 400, across six countries. Dimension Education is where that delivery experience becomes a classroom.
She has built education businesses from a blank page to US$4 million.
Ruchi Mulatkar has spent 15 years building education businesses. She scaled one past US$4 million and took another to profit in eight months. With 10,000+ learners reached and 75+ campus seminars delivered, she now leads Dimension Education.
He spent eight years on enterprise SAP programmes as an Archiving and ILM Consultant, a Basis Consultant, a Solution Architect and a Delivery Manager. His specialism was data: how it grows, what it costs to keep, and how it moves safely from one system to the next.
In January 2020 he founded TechOrbit Solutions in Pune with a team of six. Five years on, TechOrbit has more than 400 people and offices in India, the US, the UK, Dubai, Riyadh and Singapore. It is an SAP Gold Partner, appraised at CMMI Level 5, and delivers S/4HANA for manufacturers, refineries, sugar mills, chemical companies and public sector bodies.
Dimension Education is TechOrbit’s training division, and it stands on the same ground. Its programmes are shaped by people who deliver SAP projects for a living, so learners train on the work the industry is hiring for now.
Today Dhanesh leads the Dhanesh Indore Group: eleven organisations across technology, education, AI, robotics, real estate, energy, agriculture and finance. The group’s social work runs through the Dhanesh Indore Trust and its CSR through TechOrbit Foundation.
He holds a BE in Information Technology from Savitribai Phule Pune University.
She began in learning and development, training a sales force of more than 200 at MIT School of Distance Education. At Atos she ran the SAP Global Education business in Pune, leading a team of 20 and winning corporate training mandates across industries.
She then scaled an SAP training business to more than US$4 million in annual revenue through enterprise sales and campus programmes. Most recently she built a new SAP training unit from concept to profitability within eight months. Across her career, the programmes she has built have reached more than 10,000 learners.
At Dimension she brings that whole range into one role. Programme design, admissions, delivery, partnerships and placement support all sit with her, as do the sales, operations and placement teams. What a learner hears at admission and what they receive in the classroom are the same person’s responsibility.
On campus, she is the speaker students remember. She has delivered more than 75 seminars across India on careers, employability and industry readiness, at institutions including DY Patil, VIT, MIT and Sadhu Vaswani. Her current session, SAP Careers in the World of AI, shows final-year students where SAP’s move to S/4HANA and its AI assistant Joule are creating roles, and which roles suit which degree.
She represents the education sector at the Maharashtra UAE Business Association (MUBCA). She is a Certified Career Consultant and is pursuing an MBA in Business Analytics at Golden Gate University.