Trundl: Bridging Teams and Technology
How Trundl helps global enterprises rethink collaboration, licensing, and cloud modernisation!
Jitesh Kamal knew early on that modern work demands more than tools. Since co-founding Trundl in 2014, he has helped shape a company that stands on three simple ideas: better teamwork, smarter tool investment, and infrastructure built for scale.
Trundl began as an Atlassian platinum partner focused on Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket and enterprise service management solutions. From there it grew into a work transformation company serving clients across industries with cloud migrations, DevOps enablement, SaaS rationalisation and large scale agile adoption.
Think of its offering in three simple pillars: CollabOps to help teams work together more effectively, SaaSOps to optimise licences and tool stacks, and CloudOps to modernise infrastructure on platforms like AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. It is a practical formula, grounded in outcomes that matter: speed, visibility, and cost control.
The real game changer arrived in early 2025, when Trundl expanded strategic alliances beyond Atlassian. Now it includes partnerships with monday.com and Microsoft, backed by built-in expertise around Azure and Google Cloud. Jitesh and co-founder Manohar Goli positioned this as a milestone in enabling next level collaboration and infrastructure modernisation.
Under Jitesh’s leadership, Trundl is known for culture as much as capability. Employee reviews rate the company highly for openness, learning and supportive leadership. One reviewer described it as the perfect organisation where you thrive, learn and contribute without rigid systems. It also earned ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, reflecting Trundl’s emphasis on information security and trust.
Today Trundl serves enterprises across North America, India and Canada, helping transform how work gets done. What this really means is teams aligned on mission, tools working together, and infrastructure that scales without friction. It started with Atlassian. It now includes the full stack of collaboration and cloud platforms. And it all reflects Jitesh’s mission: make work transformation accessible, measurable, and meaningful.
Origins of Trundl and Jitesh’s Leadership Journey
Trundl was founded in 2014 by Jitesh Kamal and fellow cofounders, starting as a boutique IT consultancy. Jitesh brought over 18 years of tech leadership to the venture, guiding Trundl from its roots in Atlassian expertise to becoming a full-service enterprise transformation firm.
Based in San Jose with offices in Hyderabad, Vancouver, Nashville and Ottawa, Trundl began with a tight focus on Atlassian-driven agility before expanding into cloud modernization and enterprise service management. As co-CEO, Jitesh balances client delivery, strategic partnerships and global growth. His leadership philosophy centers on meaningful outcomes. Work transformation must be measurable and tied to client business goals.
Early wins in Atlassian consulting and migrations built credibility, enabling later strategic expansion into public cloud platforms and enterprise SaaS optimization. Under Jitesh’s guidance, Trundl evolved from technical consultancy to a partner that shapes collaboration and infrastructure strategy across various global enterprises. His vision unlocks an integrated future where tools, processes and teams align seamlessly.
Trundl’s Core Pillars: CollabOps, SaaSOps, Cloud
Trundl frames its offerings around three value-centric pillars: CollabOps, SaaSOps, and Cloud. CollabOps helps enterprises work better together by integrating collaboration platforms like Atlassian Jira, Confluence and monday.com to reduce friction, enhance transparency and shorten decision cycles. SaaSOps focuses on optimizing SaaS investments.
Many companies accumulate tools without strategy. Trundl audits usage, identifies redundancy, consolidates tool stacks, and reduces license waste while improving return on investment. It manages licensing including Atlassian, Microsoft, Adobe and others, and provides SaaS managed services. Cloud services include migrations, operations, and optimization across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Trundl helps enterprises modernize infrastructure, scale securely, and automate operations. Together, these pillars shape a holistic model, enabling teams to collaborate smarter, tools to deliver more value, and infrastructure to adapt to change, delivering meaningful business impact beyond technology implementation.
Atlassian Platinum Partner Excellence
Trundl is an Atlassian Platinum Enterprise Solution Partner, reflecting advanced expertise in Atlassian tools and methodologies. This status positions Trundl to deliver deep consulting, licensing strategy, migration support, add-on assessments, training and hosting services across Jira Software, Confluence, Jira Service Management and portfolio tools.
As an Atlassian partner, Trundl launched add-ons like Waterfall for Jira to help teams reconcile waterfall and agile approaches on a unified platform. Their approach often includes SAFe in a Box, a preconfigured Jira setup aligned to SAFe frameworks for scaled agile delivery across teams and portfolios in just 30 days.
These capabilities reinforce Trundl’s reputation as a go-to partner for enterprises seeking advanced Atlassian maturity, agile at scale, and workflow alignment. Jitesh’s focus on practical transformation ensures Atlassian tools serve real teams, not just technical configurations, and drive measurable results.
Strategic Alliances with Microsoft, monday.com, AWS and GCP
In a major expansion announced February 18, 2025, Trundl forged strategic partnerships with monday.com and Microsoft, while deepening cloud service capabilities across Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform.
Jitesh noted that these alliances enhance Trundl’s ability to support enterprises at every stage of digital transformation, especially as businesses modernize processes, collaboration and infrastructure. monday.com extends Trundl’s collaboration toolkit beyond Atlassian, enabling low-code workflow customization and transparency across operations. Microsoft collaboration licenses and infrastructure integration unlock synergy for customers heavily invested in Microsoft ecosystems.
Meanwhile, enhanced cloud services with Azure and GCP position Trundl to offer scalable, secure infrastructure modernization and operations excellence. These alliances fuel three strategic pillars: CollabOps, SaaSOps and Cloud, and allow clients to leverage cohesive software stacks aligned with enterprise business outcomes.
Business Model and Market Positioning
Trundl’s business model blends consultancy, managed services, software licensing and technical enablement. Their go-to-market strategy emphasizes outcome-driven transformation. Clients pay for business impact, not just tool deployment. They serve mid-to-large enterprises across industries, with focus areas including ITSM and ESM, agile portfolio management, cloud migration and SaaS rationalization.
Trundl differentiates itself through cross-platform fluency with Atlassian, monday.com, Microsoft and multi-cloud capabilities. Licensing management, enterprise service desks, and portfolio visibility are central offerings.
As an IT consulting firm of 51 to 200 employees headquartered in San Jose, they combine nimble delivery with global reach through offices in Hyderabad and Vancouver. They position as transformation partners, not just vendors, and measure success via client agility, cost savings and operational alignment. Their credibility stems from long-term Atlassian partnership and growing reputation across complementary platforms.
Leadership Vision: Jitesh Kamal’s Approach
Jitesh Kamal brings two decades of tech leadership into Trundl. He leads through clarity. Work transformation must tie to business metrics, and technology choices should solve real problems. Jitesh frames technology investments through three lenses: collaboration, SaaS optimization, and infrastructure modernization, ensuring each aligns with client business goals.
He advocates for meaningful transformation, not tool stacking for the sake of it. His public remarks emphasize the importance of cloud scale, GenAI readiness, and tool rationalization through multi-vendor partnerships. This strategic pragmatism reflects in Trundl’s alliances and service model. Under his leadership, the firm balances innovation with execution discipline, marrying agility frameworks with operational stability for enterprises.
Impact Stories and Real-World Value
Though detailed case studies are not publicly accessible, Trundl frequently promotes outcomes such as reduced SaaS costs, smoother cloud migrations, increased project visibility and faster time to value. Its services, such as SAFe in a Box, enable cross-team agile alignment in 30 days. ITSM transformations improve ticket flow and customer experience. Cloud migrations streamline infrastructure costs and scalability. Enterprises using Trundl’s CloudOps and SaaSOps frameworks often report better governance, rationalized tool stacks, and unified visibility across platforms.
Atlassian migrations include add-on rationalization assessments that save on license overhead and improve performance during the move to cloud. While Trundl does not disclose client names publicly, its growth and recognition in Business Honor’s Admired Companies of the Year 2025 suggests a strong track record in delivering tangible enterprise outcomes.
Outlook: Future Growth and Market Trends
Projecting forward, Trundl is positioned for accelerating growth as enterprises invest in hybrid collaboration, digital infrastructure, and AI readiness. Its expanded partnerships signal readiness to serve clients across platforms such as Atlassian, monday.com, and Microsoft, while cloud offerings meet demands for scale and security.
As enterprises embrace GenAI, workflow automation and modern SaaS stacks, Trundl’s mix of license optimization, CloudOps, and CollabOps gives it flexibility to serve evolving needs. Jitesh’s leadership suggests continued focus on outcomes: work transformation that is measurable, efficient, and aligned with business goals.
Recognition in Business Honor’s 2025 list of admired companies reflects momentum and market trust. If Trundl continues to expand its alliances, deepen technical capabilities, and maintain its customer-centric model, it is poised to scale globally and shape modern enterprise collaboration and cloud strategy through 2025 and beyond.
