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Follow UsMUMBAI, INDIA: Omnitech InfoSolutions Ltd, a provider in business availability and business continuity solutions, today announced its expansion plans to further strengthen its presence in Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning across domestic and overseas market.
The company aims to launch 4 Disaster Recovery Management Sites in India and few DR sites in the international location by investing Rs. 90-100 crore in next three years, said a press release.
The regions identified for DR sites in India include Bangalore, Chennai, NCR and Pune.
In extension to its organic expansion plans, Omnitech also announced its overseas strategic alliance with Rogers Group Co - Enterprise Information Systems Ltd, a Mauritius-based company, specializing in offering range of IT-enabled solutions, business consulting and outsourcing services.
Through this alliance, Omnitech would offer Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity services to Mauritius and African market. The alliance would also help the company to offer its global clientele with Mauritius as a disaster recovery site destination.
Atul Hemani, MD, Omnitech InfoSolutions, said, “We are proud to be India’s only IT Managed Services provider, exclusively offering DR-BCP solutions through multi-location DR management sites in the country. The rationale behind launching multi-location DR sites in the same country is to help enterprises get equipped for disasters across the city, district, state and country wide failover.”
“Our Company’s endeavor is to create unmatched, high caliber services in the DR/BCP domain. The launch of Hyderabad Disaster Recovery Management Site and our strategic alliance with Rogers Group is a step ahead to further strengthen our foothold in Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity space globally”, he added.
The contribution of DR-BCP offering for FY 2009-10 has been 15 percent to the overall revenues of the company. On an organic growth front, Omnitech aims to grow 30-35 per cent in FY 11, out of which 17-18 per cent revenues will be contributed through DR-BCP offering.