Symphony opens new center in Bangalore

BANGALORE, INDIA: Symphony Service Corp., a provider of software product engineering outsourcing services, today announced the launch of two new facilities to accommodate growing demand and increased specialization.

A new facility in Bangalore, India has been established to support new business to be acquired during the year, with an emphasis on delivering value to its clients across core areas including commercial software solutions, embedded software and engineering design services, said a press release.

As part of its growth plans, the company also announced plans to expand its footprint in China, with the opening of a global delivery center in Shanghai by mid 2010. The center would facilitate Symphony’s client growth strategy and provide clients the advantage of an offshore environment in the region.

“The facilities additions in Asia are an integral part of our growth strategy. The new delivery centers will provide Symphony Services the platform to meet accelerated client requirements and new businesses acquired across our focus areas”, said Dr. Pallab Chatterjee, chairman and CEO, Symphony Services Corp.

He added that they would continue to focus their energies on outcome based engagements and continue to make significant investments in analytical services, embedded software and engineering design services which would be the next growth domains in the industry.

“In India we span across 3 major cities- Bangalore, Mumbai and Pune. The additional Bangalore center reiterates our commitment to India and the major contribution of our teams to the global strategy”, said Dr. Chatterjee.

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