Founded in 2007, Gaea Global Technologies engineers elegant enterprise supply chain and project portfolio management solutions for organizations in every industry. Some of our successes include supply chain solutions for Zebra, Shutterfly, Garden of Life, and Integra, and EPPM solutions for Denver International Airport, Tronox, and Emaar Properties.

Thanks to the tireless, dedicated effort of our entire team, Gaea has grown significantly over the last ten years. And on our tenth anniversary, we have refreshed our branding to reflect who Gaea is in 2017. Our new logo is elegant, focused, and straightforward, much like the solutions we architect every day. We are confident that it will help Gaea continue to be a recognized leader in designing the highest quality, end-to-end, enterprise solutions in the decades to come.

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“Prioritize our clients’ long-term interests over our short-term gain. In the end, both shall align.”

Our clients trust us to know that we will not advise them on anything that would be detrimental to their bottom line, even if it means less revenue for Gaea. We take great pride in that.

We have weathered downturns in the economy (US, Middle East, India), an existential crisis (a former partner left us), and changing trends in the Oracle ecosystem (cloud, acquisitions) rather successfully.

Our passion to engineer solutions for our enterprise clients has been unwavering. We sweat the small stuff so that our clients never have to worry. They know we’ve got them covered.

Employees

The lifeblood of most service organizations is their people. We are no different. We recognize that we are not who we are without our awesome employees scattered over multiple time zones around the world. Someone recently asked me, “why do people love working at Gaea? What makes you guys so different?”

We believe in empowering everyone to think and contribute in multiple ways: by moving people out of their comfort zones, tackling challenges head-on, and maintaining a general bonhomie within the organization. We all participate and manage the chaos so that our lives, hopefully, are slightly richer.

Where are we going next?

I didn’t realize that it took us a better part of half a decade to get Gaea to a somewhat respectable state. Running a business is difficult, and at the rate we are expanding we are experiencing the usual growing pains. Our relationship with Oracle will persist and we will diversify as the cloud evolves, that’s for certain. The core tenets of our business, enterprise project portfolio management (EPPM) and supply chain management (SCM), will continue to provide existing avenues for us to expand into. I believe that we will grow to be the strongest player in the EPPM/SCM space and all of their intersections. We will catch the technology wave (or tsunami) that is going to hit some of the industries which we are working on now. Check back with us in a year or so, you will be pleasantly surprised!

Success stories like Shutterfly, Zebra, and additional client successes personally keep me going.

Sury Balasubramanian
Gaea Co-founder

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“I’ve heard people at other companies pronounce your company name different ways. Now that I have your ear, I figured it would be a good time to get an official answer: what is the correct pronunciation of ‘Gaea’?”
– Pat Blankenship

Here at Gaea, we pronounce our company name “GUY-uh.” It rhymes with:
“PIE-uh,”
“RYE-uh,” and
“FLY-uh.”

Here’s a handy-dandy graphic to use as a reminder.

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