Zoho

A collection of cloud-based business apps, such as CRM, office suites, and other tools, are provided by the multinational Indian technology company Zoho to assist companies of all sizes in managing and automating their operations. 
Here is a more thorough explanation of Zoho:
Essential Products: 

• Sales, marketing, and customer service may all be managed with Zoho CRM, a customer relationship management (CRM) software.
•  Word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and other tools are all included in the Zoho Office Suite, an online office suite.
•  Zoho One is a centralized cloud software platform designed to optimize corporate processes by integrating several Zoho apps. 
• Other Apps: Project management, accounting, help desk, and many other applications are available through Zoho. 

Important attributes and advantages: 

• Complete portfolio: To meet a range of business requirements, Zoho strives to offer a complete portfolio of applications. 
• Cloud-Based: Users can access any Zoho application from any location with an internet connection because they are all cloud-based. 
• Integration: The smooth integration of Zoho applications with one another promotes effective processes.
• Scalability: To meet the demands of both small and large enterprises, Zoho's products are made to be scalable. 
• Customization: Businesses may adapt Zoho's software to meet their unique needs thanks to its customization capabilities. 
• AI-Powered Features: Some of Zoho's products, like Zia in Zoho Desk for intelligent support, use AI-powered features. 

Background of the Company: 

• Founded: Tony Thomas and Sridhar Vembu established Zoho Corporation in 1996. 
• Headquarters: The company's worldwide headquarters are in Austin, Texas, USA, while its Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, headquarters are in Chennai. 
• Global Presence: Zoho maintains offices and a presence across the globe. 
• Focus: "Build smart technology to help businesses work better" is the stated goal of Zoho.