Tech Mahindra forays in cloud service

'Cloud Competency lab' launched in Pune

PTI | March 18, 2011



IT firm Tech Mahindra today announced the inauguration of 'Cloud Competency lab' at its Hinjewadi facility in Pune, marking its foray into the cloud computing space.

"The strategic intent is to be an advisor, enabler and manager in cloud services ecosystem. This will enable clients to choose from best-of-breed technologies and integrate them to meet their business objective of growing revenue on Cloud-based services," Tech Mahindra said in a statement.

The lab will allow its customers to conduct proof of concepts before deploying the solutions.

A 100-member research team consisting of domain experts in billing, CRM, portal, business intelligence and infrastructure technologies would develop various service offerings using this lab.

"Cloud services is playing a significant role in transforming businesses worldwide and our focus is to build cloud specific solutions, invest in skills and infrastructure for labs and build professional services strength by up-skilling our talent pool," Vikas Gupta, vice president, cloud competency, Tech Mahindra said in a statement.

 


 

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