Some careers are built step by step. Others take a leap. For Dudekula Babu, the leap came after 15 years in the IT corridors of IBM, HCL, and Verizon, where he managed complex projects for domestic and international clients. His corporate career was thriving, but deep down, he felt a pull toward something more — something that allowed him to create solutions without the constraints of hierarchy and job descriptions.

That “something” took shape in 2014 with the birth of Wilco Solutions. Choosing the healthcare sector was a deliberate decision. In a country where technology was transforming industries at breakneck speed, hospitals and clinics still struggled with outdated systems, manual record-keeping, and process inefficiencies. Babu saw more than inefficiency — he saw opportunity. Opportunity to replace slow, error-prone systems with smart, seamless solutions that could improve both operations and patient outcomes.
Wilco Solutions became the answer. From small community clinics to large medical colleges, its IT support applications simplify everything from patient registration to billing and administration. The magic lies in their design — powerful in capability, yet simple enough for anyone to use, regardless of technical expertise. Babu’s guiding belief is that technology should make life easier, not harder.
The impact has been striking. With a growing base of over 400 happy clients, Wilco has not only improved operational efficiency but also contributed to measurable growth for healthcare institutions. Clients often credit the solutions for reducing human error, increasing productivity, and enabling staff to focus more on patient care.
At the heart of this success is Babu’s own entrepreneurial philosophy: work with transparency, innovate relentlessly, and deliver value that speaks for itself. And as Wilco prepares to extend its reach into untapped domestic markets and international territories, one thing is certain — the journey that began in corporate boardrooms is now transforming healthcare corridors across India.