Revenue Analytics, a Leader in AI Powered Pricing and Profit Optimization, Appoints Gotham Majumdar as Chief Product and Technology Officer
Accomplished technology leader joins to lead product innovation and accelerate global expansion
ATLANTA, May 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Revenue Analytics, a leader in revenue optimization software solutions, announced the appointment of Gotham Majumdar as Chief Product and Technology Officer. With the company experiencing over 60% growth in the past two years, Majumdar's proven track record in driving data-driven transformation, scaling SaaS platforms, and enabling product-led growth will play a key role in sustaining the company's momentum and supporting its global expansion. Revenue Analytics empowers industry leaders across travel and hospitality, manufacturing and distribution, media, and technology by leveraging the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to deliver innovative solutions that drive revenue optimization, enhance sales performance, and provide actionable insights through advanced predictive analytics.
With over two decades of experience in global technology and product leadership, Gotham brings deep expertise in building innovative product intelligence platforms, scaling SaaS and digital commerce solutions, and harnessing hybrid cloud and advanced AI to drive business growth. Gotham's role will be pivotal as the company advances its continued strategic evolution to a more product- and platform-led organization, where he will oversee the development of a cohesive, high-performing product and technology function.
Prior to Revenue Analytics, Gotham served as Chief Product Officer at SPINS and an AI consultant at EasyPark, where he scaled a data and SaaS platform from the ground up and built generative AI platforms. He also spent 15 years at IBM where he built the company's digital commerce market and digitized over 500 offerings across its product portfolio. Throughout the course of his career, he's consulted with numerous Fortune 500 companies, playing a key role in scaling digital commerce and SaaS platforms.
'Gotham's extensive experience in scaling product and technology solutions, combined with his expertise in driving AI and data-driven innovation, makes him the perfect fit to guide Revenue Analytics through its next phase of growth,' said Bill Brewster, CEO of Revenue Analytics. 'We are excited to have Gotham onboard as we continue to enhance our product offerings, expand our global market presence, and solidify our position as the undisputed leader in the revenue optimization.'
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Revenue Analytics turns complex pricing into a competitive advantage. As a leader in AI-powered revenue and margin optimization, its innovative solutions help businesses boost profits and drive sales performance through actionable insights and predictive analytics. Revenue Analytics empowers smarter pricing decisions that drive bigger profits. Learn how to unlock the full potential of revenue management at https://revenueanalytics.com .
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