Technology in service of people.

An enterprise technologist by training and a CEO by trade, Shashi intends to bring the same rigor that runs mission-critical systems to the way DTC serves its members.

Shashi leads Code Tech Inc. at the intersection of strategy, talent, and technology.

His firm helps organizations answer their hardest technology questions — how to modernize systems, deploy the right talent, and turn IT from a cost into an advantage. It is demanding work built on the discipline of the SAP ecosystem, where correctness and reliability are not optional.

Those same qualities are what a modern community organization needs, in an era where members expect to register, donate, volunteer, and stay informed with the same ease they experience everywhere else in their digital lives.

A Modern DTC

What a technologist-president would build.

Not technology for its own sake — but tools that remove friction, increase transparency, and let volunteers spend their energy on people instead of paperwork.

Member Portal

A single, simple place to renew membership, buy event tickets, update details, and stay connected — on any device.

Transparent Finances

Clear, accessible reporting so every member can see how funds are raised and spent — trust, built into the system.

Digital Outreach

Modern communications across email, social, and web so no family ever misses an event or announcement.

Cultural Archive

A digital home for DTC's history, photos, and stories — preserved for the generations still to come.

Volunteer & PVSA Tools

Simple coordination that makes it easier to sign up, log hours, and help youth earn their Presidential service awards.

Easy Giving

Frictionless donation options so generosity is never more than a tap away for scholarships and relief funds.

Technology should never replace the warmth of community. Used well, it simply gives us more time to spend on what matters — each other.

Shashi Kumar Ellendula