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By Samarth Suri, Managing Director – Quality Asia Certifications
Every fast-scaling business hides one core secret: systems thinking. In this high-impact guide, Samarth Suri reveals how India’s top founders build companies that thrive without them.
With hands-on experience as an ISO Auditor, Management Systems Expert, and a Certification Body Leader , Samarth offers a blunt, clear roadmap for founders burnt out by daily chaos and ready to scale. From decoding operations to transforming compliance into clarity, The Systems Shortcut helps shift from founder-reliance to structured growth.
If you’ve ever asked, “Why is growth so hard?” — this book gives the answer.
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Samarth Suri
Samarth Suri is the Managing Director of Quality Asia Certifications, one of India’s fastest-growing IAF-accredited Certification Bodies. A systems thinker at heart and a strategic advisor to 100+ Indian and global businesses, Samarth brings over a decade of hands-on experience in ISO standards, operational excellence, and compliance strategy.
Having worked with MSMEs, large enterprises, and startups alike, Samarth has helped organizations scale sustainably by implementing practical systems — not just paperwork. He is known for his ability to simplify complex frameworks into real-world business improvements, turning compliance into a competitive advantage.
A sought-after speaker and mentor, Samarth is on a mission to empower Indian founders with the tools and mindset needed to build businesses that run smoothly without constant founder involvement. When he’s not deep in a client’s processes, you’ll find him exploring Bhagavad Gita wisdom, fine-tuning strategy over strong coffee, or creating frameworks that help businesses grow — and founders breathe.
The Systems Shortcut is his debut book — and a distillation of everything he wishes he knew when he started out.
