- Published on December 1, 2024
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Bengaluru Emerges as the Hotspot for GCCs
Canadian MNC OpenText has over 6,000 employees in India, contributing to almost 25% of its global workforce.
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- By Vandana Nair
Over three decades strong, Canadian information management giant OpenText recently highlighted its growth in India by expanding its Bengaluru-based centre of excellence (CoE). Spanning over 70,000 sqft, the new facility is an addition to the focused expansion plans that the MNC has in India.
The CoE is not a mere back office; it houses engineering and product development teams that focus on OpenText’s business clouds, AI, cybersecurity, and DevOps. There are over 6000 employees in India, contributing to almost 25% of the company’s global workforce. Interestingly, the last two years alone saw an increase of 194% in the Bengaluru workforce.
“The talent pool is clearly in India,” said Saurabh Saxena, regional vice president of OpenText India, in an exclusive interact
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Vandana Nair
As a rare blend of engineering, MBA, and journalism degree, Vandana Nair brings a unique combination of technical know-how, business acumen, and storytelling skills to the table. Her insatiable curiosity for all things startups, businesses, and AI technologies ensures that there's always a fresh and insightful perspective to her reporting. She now hosts her tech segment 'Point Break' on AIM Tv.
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