By Tricitynews Reporter
Chandigarh 25th
April:- Infosys (NYSE:
INFY), a global leader in consulting, technology, outsourcing and
next-generation services, today announced it is strengthening its engineering
footprint in Eastern Europe by opening its first office and delivery center(DC)
in Karlovac, Croatia.
In line with the company’s strategy to
establish global competency centers, offering the best talent in the market and
making it available to customers globally, this DC also marks our expansion
into Eastern Europe’s established heavy engineering
sector. The new facility will meet near-shoring requirements,
support engineering clients worldwide, as well as offer R&D
services.
Speaking at the opening
ceremony, the Secretary of State, Mario Antonić, emphasized how Infosys’
strategy to enhance its footprint in the region's established engineering
sector is a testament to the local expertise, and by bringing this to organizations
across the globe, Infosys DC will also contribute to the growth of research and
development activities in Croatia.
Ravi
Kumar S., President and Deputy Chief Operating Officer, Infosys said that as
part of our strategy to increase geo capabilities, the Karlovac delivery center
will deliver value to our global clients, specifically in the Nordics. The
focus will be on consolidating consulting, IT and engineering skills in the
areas of power generation, design and development of large gas and steam
turbines, digital solutions for service and maintenance, and development of
advanced engineering software tools. As we continue to invest in developing
global competency centers, tapping local talent and scaling those centers, we
will be looking to partner with local academic institutions, co-innovate with
clients and nurture a partner ecosystem to help develop skilled workforce that
will deliver next-generation services.
The Karlovac facility in Croatia is the latest
location across 16 regions in Europe which Infosys has opened as part of its
ongoing commitment to client servicing and local job creation.
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