Employer Spotlight

For the Employer Spotlight, there is logo of the company named DataFy Systems.

 

 

 

 

Name of the Organization: DataFy Systems

Industry: Technology

CEO/Founder: Sumit Khaneja

1) How has MTIP impacted your company or your ability to hire interns?

MTIP has provided DataFy Systems with access to talented interns who bring fresh skills and perspectives to our projects. It has strengthened our ability to build a future talent pipeline while supporting current business needs.

2) What inspired the founder to start the company?

I was inspired to start DataFy Systems after seeing firsthand how many organizations struggled to manage and make sense of their data. With my background in the federal government and leadership at the U.S. Census Bureau, I wanted to bring that expertise to help businesses, especially small and mid-sized ones, optimize their operations through better data management, technology solutions, and automation.

3) What problem is the company solving, or what service or feature is the company providing?

DataFy Systems is solving the challenge many businesses face in managing and using their data effectively. We provide services such as database support, custom ETL pipelines, cloud optimization, real-time analytics, and SaaS applications that help companies streamline operations, improve decision-making, and reduce costs.

4) Can you share a major milestone or success that has had a significant impact on your company’s growth?

A major milestone for DataFy Systems was the launch of our SaaS products, POSWiz and BizEdge. These platforms allowed us to expand beyond consulting into scalable software solutions, opening new revenue streams and accelerating our growth.

5) What is your company aiming to achieve in the next 5 to 10 years?

In the next 5 to 10 years, DataFy Systems aims to become a leading provider of data consulting and SaaS solutions for small and mid-sized businesses across the U.S. Our goal is to scale our platforms like POSWiz and BizEdge nationwide, while continuing to expand our consulting services in cloud, analytics, and IT operations to help businesses become more data-driven and efficient.

6) What advice would you give to someone wanting to start a company in your industry?

I would advise anyone starting a company in this industry to focus on solving real business problems rather than just offering technology for its own sake. Build strong relationships with clients, stay adaptable to rapidly changing tools and trends, and invest early in a skilled team that can deliver both technical expertise and practical business value.