Bhubaneshwar, Nov 22: The country's largest BPO company Genpact Thursday broke ground for its special economic zone (SEZ) here, which it is jointly developing with the Orissa government, official sources said.
Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik laid the foundation stone for the new facility in the presence of Genpact President and CEO Pramod Bhasin.
The commissioning of this SEZ facility, spread over an area of 12.145 acre, would be done in three phases between 2009 and 2011, Bhasin said. "On completion, 500,000 square feet of office space will be available to seat over 4,000 employees for Genpact," he told reporters.
"It is a matter of great pride for Orissa that Genpact has decided to set up operations in the state," State Energy Minister S N Patro said, adding that the BPO company's operation would work as a catalyst for other IT companies to invest in the state.
While Andhra Pradesh government has allotted a 50-acre plot of land, Rajasthan government has offered 25 acre of land for setting up SEZs in their states to Genpact, Bhasin said.
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Thursday, November 22, 2007
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Orissa IT and mining professionals in demand
BHUBANESWAR : New Delhi-based global placement company, WorldWide Immigration & Consultancy Services (WWICS), has started scouting for mining and IT professionals from Orissa for placements in countries like Australia, New Zealand, Canada. The company has hosted a seminar to create awareness among the professionals about the job opportunities in the world market.
Chairman and managing director of WWICS BS Sandhu, told reporters mining professionals from Orissa can look for better job opportunities in Australia and Canada.
Chairman and managing director of WWICS BS Sandhu, told reporters mining professionals from Orissa can look for better job opportunities in Australia and Canada.
IIIT all set for a start
Bhubaneswar: The state government announced that the Indian Institute of Information Technology (HIT) will start functioning from the coming academic session with an initial student intake of 60.
The IIIT, for which President APJ Abdul Kalam had laid the foundation stone in 2006 in Gothapatna area on the city's outskirts, will begin operations in September from a rented accommodation in Fortune Towers here and move to its own campus as and when it is ready, IT minister S N Patro said.
According to Patro, the appointment of director and faculty members for the IIIT will be done soon. "At least seven persons from the state, who are working with universities in the US, have evinced keenness to be associated with the upcoming institute as visiting faculty. We will be using their expertise to give the students quality education and training," he said. ,
The IIIT, he added, will go a long way in meeting the research and development as well as academic requirements of IT institutes and software organisations of the state. The government had earlier given 23 acres at Gothapatna to the IIIT, while another 92 acres has been identified at a nearby location for a proposed 'IT Knowledge Park'.
The minister said the government, with a view of giving the IT sector a fillip, has already identified 671 acres spread over five villages on the city's outskirts for the second Infocity.
The land will be acquired soon from Durgapur (59 acres), Gadakasipur (227 acres), Arisal (122 acres), Harapur (204 acres) and Harekrushnapur (56 acres) villages. The Pune-based Monarch Architects has been entrusted with the job of designing the second Infocity, he added.
The first Infocity, which was developed in the nineties, is now fully occupied and boasts of the presence of biggies like Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services.
Officials said the state witnessed a 58 per cent jump in IT exports in 2006-07 with the total exports touching Rs 732 crore compared to Rs 465 crore the previous year. A total of 32 IT units, including 19 new ones, contributed to the total exports during the last fiscal.
The IIIT, for which President APJ Abdul Kalam had laid the foundation stone in 2006 in Gothapatna area on the city's outskirts, will begin operations in September from a rented accommodation in Fortune Towers here and move to its own campus as and when it is ready, IT minister S N Patro said.
According to Patro, the appointment of director and faculty members for the IIIT will be done soon. "At least seven persons from the state, who are working with universities in the US, have evinced keenness to be associated with the upcoming institute as visiting faculty. We will be using their expertise to give the students quality education and training," he said. ,
The IIIT, he added, will go a long way in meeting the research and development as well as academic requirements of IT institutes and software organisations of the state. The government had earlier given 23 acres at Gothapatna to the IIIT, while another 92 acres has been identified at a nearby location for a proposed 'IT Knowledge Park'.
The minister said the government, with a view of giving the IT sector a fillip, has already identified 671 acres spread over five villages on the city's outskirts for the second Infocity.
The land will be acquired soon from Durgapur (59 acres), Gadakasipur (227 acres), Arisal (122 acres), Harapur (204 acres) and Harekrushnapur (56 acres) villages. The Pune-based Monarch Architects has been entrusted with the job of designing the second Infocity, he added.
The first Infocity, which was developed in the nineties, is now fully occupied and boasts of the presence of biggies like Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services.
Officials said the state witnessed a 58 per cent jump in IT exports in 2006-07 with the total exports touching Rs 732 crore compared to Rs 465 crore the previous year. A total of 32 IT units, including 19 new ones, contributed to the total exports during the last fiscal.
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Small-unit impetus to IBM growth
Calcutta, Sept. 9: IBM India is opening offices in tier II and tier III cities to tap small and medium businesses (SMBs).
The company said India, China, Korea and the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations were the fastest growing markets for small and medium businesses.
“After Jamshedpur, we will go to Nashik, Surat, Bhubaneswar, Jaipur, Madurai and Ludhiana,” said Vivek Malhotra, vice president — global small & medium business, IBM India. The company earlier opened similar centres in Visakhapatnam, Chandigarh, Nagpur, Coimbatore, Goa, Bhopal and Lucknow.
India contributes 24 per cent to IBM’s growth in the SMB segment, while China contributes 35 per cent.
The company’s SMB division contributes nearly 20 per cent to its total revenue.
“In the eastern region, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Orissa, Bengal and Assam have a huge potential in the segment,” Malhotra said.
“The offices will help us in being close to our customers. This presence is critical since the SMBs employ almost 70 per cent of the global workforce,” said Malhotra.
In the Indian subcontinent, the SMBs have spent around $7.7 billion to ramp up their infotech infrastructure. Research agency ACNielsen forecasts this amount to go up substantially in 2008. There are over nine million SMBs in India and each of them spends around Rs 30 lakh on IT solutions.
IBM plans to revamp its solutions to meet SMB needs. It will scale down solution and application functionalities to suit operational-management capabilities and budgets.
“SMBs are looking for operational efficiency, lower cost of operations, security and an infrastructure that’s easy to use. We are investing to strengthen education, demand generation and technical support to business partners,” Malhotra said.
IBM has increased incentives to its partners who are associated with SMBs.
The company has presence in 300 Chinese cities through 9,000 business partnerships. In India, it is present in 200 cities and has 2,500 partners.
According to figures released in the IBM PartnerWorld 2007, the company will open offices in 25 tier I and II cities in China by the end of the year.
source: http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070910/asp/business/story_8296268.asp
The company said India, China, Korea and the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations were the fastest growing markets for small and medium businesses.
“After Jamshedpur, we will go to Nashik, Surat, Bhubaneswar, Jaipur, Madurai and Ludhiana,” said Vivek Malhotra, vice president — global small & medium business, IBM India. The company earlier opened similar centres in Visakhapatnam, Chandigarh, Nagpur, Coimbatore, Goa, Bhopal and Lucknow.
India contributes 24 per cent to IBM’s growth in the SMB segment, while China contributes 35 per cent.
The company’s SMB division contributes nearly 20 per cent to its total revenue.
“In the eastern region, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Orissa, Bengal and Assam have a huge potential in the segment,” Malhotra said.
“The offices will help us in being close to our customers. This presence is critical since the SMBs employ almost 70 per cent of the global workforce,” said Malhotra.
In the Indian subcontinent, the SMBs have spent around $7.7 billion to ramp up their infotech infrastructure. Research agency ACNielsen forecasts this amount to go up substantially in 2008. There are over nine million SMBs in India and each of them spends around Rs 30 lakh on IT solutions.
IBM plans to revamp its solutions to meet SMB needs. It will scale down solution and application functionalities to suit operational-management capabilities and budgets.
“SMBs are looking for operational efficiency, lower cost of operations, security and an infrastructure that’s easy to use. We are investing to strengthen education, demand generation and technical support to business partners,” Malhotra said.
IBM has increased incentives to its partners who are associated with SMBs.
The company has presence in 300 Chinese cities through 9,000 business partnerships. In India, it is present in 200 cities and has 2,500 partners.
According to figures released in the IBM PartnerWorld 2007, the company will open offices in 25 tier I and II cities in China by the end of the year.
source: http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070910/asp/business/story_8296268.asp
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Wipro BPO to hire more
Calcutta, Sept. 6: Wipro BPO plans to ramp up its headcount to 25,000 from 20,000 in the next couple of years.
The company expects 20 per cent of its revenues to come from abroad in the next five years.
V. Anandkumar, vice-president (people supply chain and employee branding) of Wipro BPO, said, “We have 3,000 people in our Calcutta centre and expect to hire another 500 in the next six months. We have grown by 100 per cent in this city in the last year.”
BPO work in finance and accounting will be taken up in the city, for which the company will make additional recruitment.
These services are now provided by the Chennai centre. Anandkumar said the city centre lost 5 mandays last year whereas other centres lost 1-2 days.
The company is open to expanding in other parts of the state, such as Siliguri, provided there is adequate infrastructure and availability of manpower.
In international operations, Wipro recently opened a centre in Shanghai and plans to open one more in China.
The company has also studied the feasibility of a centre in the Philippines where many companies have set up shop.
“We liked what we saw and could consider it as our next location in this part of the globe,” Anandkumar said.
In Europe, the company has recently set up a centre in Bucharest, which employs nearly 100 people.
Wipro is also exploring locations in the US and South America. In India, besides the expansion of the Hyderabad facility, centres are coming up in Bhubaneswar, Visakhapatnam, Kochi and Noida.
The company is also trying to get more clients from within the country and the target areas are telecom and banking. India contributes about 2 per cent to its revenues. Acquisitions are also part of the company’s growth plans, Anandkumar said.
source: http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070907/asp/business/story_8286699.asp
The company expects 20 per cent of its revenues to come from abroad in the next five years.
V. Anandkumar, vice-president (people supply chain and employee branding) of Wipro BPO, said, “We have 3,000 people in our Calcutta centre and expect to hire another 500 in the next six months. We have grown by 100 per cent in this city in the last year.”
BPO work in finance and accounting will be taken up in the city, for which the company will make additional recruitment.
These services are now provided by the Chennai centre. Anandkumar said the city centre lost 5 mandays last year whereas other centres lost 1-2 days.
The company is open to expanding in other parts of the state, such as Siliguri, provided there is adequate infrastructure and availability of manpower.
In international operations, Wipro recently opened a centre in Shanghai and plans to open one more in China.
The company has also studied the feasibility of a centre in the Philippines where many companies have set up shop.
“We liked what we saw and could consider it as our next location in this part of the globe,” Anandkumar said.
In Europe, the company has recently set up a centre in Bucharest, which employs nearly 100 people.
Wipro is also exploring locations in the US and South America. In India, besides the expansion of the Hyderabad facility, centres are coming up in Bhubaneswar, Visakhapatnam, Kochi and Noida.
The company is also trying to get more clients from within the country and the target areas are telecom and banking. India contributes about 2 per cent to its revenues. Acquisitions are also part of the company’s growth plans, Anandkumar said.
source: http://www.telegraphindia.com/1070907/asp/business/story_8286699.asp
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Wipro Tech launches Mission 10X
BANGALORE: Mission 10X, the initiative by Wipro Technologies launched here on Thursday, is to meet head-on the looming skills shortage that threatens to affect the IT industry’s growth.
Wipro Chairman, Azim Premji, told a gathering of academicians that “Mission 10X is to create systematic and systemic changes to current teaching-learning practices in engineering education. We hope by training the [members of the] faculty along industry standards, the employability level of engineering graduates and diploma holders will improve”.
India was turning out almost five lakh engineering graduates and diploma holders annually, while the output in China was estimated at six lakh, in the U.S., 75,000 and in Germany 25,000, Mr. Premji said.
Responding to questions, Mr. Premji and IIT-Bombay faculty Kannan Moudgalya, said that the current financial year would see 1,000 faculty trained, with sessions also planned in smaller centres like Bhubaneswar and Visakhapatnam. Eventually, the whole country is to be covered, including the North East and by 2010.
“While a fresh look at the engineering curriculum is necessary, we have only come to the level of having discussions with the Union Education Ministry. Meanwhile we can improve the quality of faculty and teaching,” Mr. Premji said.
Wipro Chairman, Azim Premji, told a gathering of academicians that “Mission 10X is to create systematic and systemic changes to current teaching-learning practices in engineering education. We hope by training the [members of the] faculty along industry standards, the employability level of engineering graduates and diploma holders will improve”.
India was turning out almost five lakh engineering graduates and diploma holders annually, while the output in China was estimated at six lakh, in the U.S., 75,000 and in Germany 25,000, Mr. Premji said.
Responding to questions, Mr. Premji and IIT-Bombay faculty Kannan Moudgalya, said that the current financial year would see 1,000 faculty trained, with sessions also planned in smaller centres like Bhubaneswar and Visakhapatnam. Eventually, the whole country is to be covered, including the North East and by 2010.
“While a fresh look at the engineering curriculum is necessary, we have only come to the level of having discussions with the Union Education Ministry. Meanwhile we can improve the quality of faculty and teaching,” Mr. Premji said.
Orissa plans law to regulate Internet use
Bhubaneswar, Sep 5: Orissa is planning to frame new laws to regulate the use of Internet to prevent children from watching pornographic sites and to curb cyber crimes.
"Minor children visit Internet cafes to surf pornographic and objectionable sites. The government is planning to take measures to check this trend," a home department official told IANS.
"The government is looking at a proposal to issue licences to cyber cafes and tell owners not to allow minor children, unless accompanied by an adult such as their parents," the official said on condition of anonymity.
States like Karnataka, Maharastra, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu have their own laws to regulate Internet usage, the official said.
"People visiting the cafes will be need to show identity proof," he added.
source: IANS
"Minor children visit Internet cafes to surf pornographic and objectionable sites. The government is planning to take measures to check this trend," a home department official told IANS.
"The government is looking at a proposal to issue licences to cyber cafes and tell owners not to allow minor children, unless accompanied by an adult such as their parents," the official said on condition of anonymity.
States like Karnataka, Maharastra, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu have their own laws to regulate Internet usage, the official said.
"People visiting the cafes will be need to show identity proof," he added.
source: IANS
Monday, September 3, 2007
Inauguration of the Official State Portal of Orissa
Bhubaneswar, September 1, 2007-Today marks the worldwide launch of the new, dynamic Orissa Government Portal www.orissa.gov.in . The portal was inaugurated by the Chief Secretary of Orissa at Secretariat. This is a highly ambitious initiative from the government to go the smart way through this dynamic content driven portal for dissemination of information in real time to people around the globe, The Secretary IT, Sri S.N. Tripathy explained the main features of the website.
Source: www.orissa.gov.in
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Orissa Plans to Make Huge Investments on Infrastructure
With major IT companies, including TCS and Infosys, setting up base in Orissa, the State Government today announced investments of Rs 25,000 crores for improving road infrastructure in the next five years.
The state, which has set a target of 500 million dollar software exports by 2011-12, would also spend Rs 250 crores to upgrade the Bhubaneshwar Airport through the Airport Authority of India, Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik said at a conference on 'Investment Opportunities in IT and ITES sectors in Orissa' organised by NASSCOM here.
"We are aiming at a quantum jump in software exports and has set a target of 500 million dollar exports by 2011-12. With Infosys, Satyam and TCS expanding and Mind Tree Consulting, Genpact, Hexware Technologies and other major companies becoming operational soon, we are confident of even exceeding this target," Patnaik said.
Four new IT parks are also coming up in the state, he said.
"The two IT parks, being set up by Genpact and DLF, have already received in principle SEZ approval and another two are likely to be approved by the end of this month", he added.
The availability of qualified manpower is an important factor for IT industries and we already have 88 engineering and MCA colleges and 176 polytechnics, Patnaik said.
"Anticipating increased demand for such institutes, we are setting up a number of additional centers of excellence that include Indian Institute of Information Technology and IIT Kharagpur campus at Bhubaneswar", he said.
source: Hindu
The state, which has set a target of 500 million dollar software exports by 2011-12, would also spend Rs 250 crores to upgrade the Bhubaneshwar Airport through the Airport Authority of India, Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik said at a conference on 'Investment Opportunities in IT and ITES sectors in Orissa' organised by NASSCOM here.
"We are aiming at a quantum jump in software exports and has set a target of 500 million dollar exports by 2011-12. With Infosys, Satyam and TCS expanding and Mind Tree Consulting, Genpact, Hexware Technologies and other major companies becoming operational soon, we are confident of even exceeding this target," Patnaik said.
Four new IT parks are also coming up in the state, he said.
"The two IT parks, being set up by Genpact and DLF, have already received in principle SEZ approval and another two are likely to be approved by the end of this month", he added.
The availability of qualified manpower is an important factor for IT industries and we already have 88 engineering and MCA colleges and 176 polytechnics, Patnaik said.
"Anticipating increased demand for such institutes, we are setting up a number of additional centers of excellence that include Indian Institute of Information Technology and IIT Kharagpur campus at Bhubaneswar", he said.
source: Hindu
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Prominent Software Professionals of Orissa
Dr. Nalini Rath, IBM Research, Nw Jersey, USA
Dr. Pratap Pattnaik,IBM Research, Senior Manager, Scalable Systems, New York (US)
Laxmi P.Parida, IBM Research, Research staff member, New York (US)
Somdutta Behura, Oracle, USA
Ashwini Nanda, IBM, USA
Purna Mohanty, Apple Computer, USA
Saroj K. Behera, Abrizio Inc. , Silicon Valley, CA, USA
Debabrata Panda, Oracle Corporation, USA.
Dr Radhakant Padhi, IISc Bangalore
Prof. L. M. Patnaik, IISc, Bangalore
Dr. Laxmi N. Bhuyan, Professor, Texas A&M University, USA
Dr. Durga M. Misra, Professor, New Jersey Institute of Science and Technology, USA
Dr Chitta Baral, Arizona State University, USA
Prof Dhiraj Pradhan, Oregon State University, USA
Prof Umesh Mishra, University of California, USA
Prof Surendra Mohapatra, Regis University, USA
Dr. Pratap Pattnaik,IBM Research, Senior Manager, Scalable Systems, New York (US)
Laxmi P.Parida, IBM Research, Research staff member, New York (US)
Somdutta Behura, Oracle, USA
Ashwini Nanda, IBM, USA
Purna Mohanty, Apple Computer, USA
Saroj K. Behera, Abrizio Inc. , Silicon Valley, CA, USA
Debabrata Panda, Oracle Corporation, USA.
Dr Radhakant Padhi, IISc Bangalore
Prof. L. M. Patnaik, IISc, Bangalore
Dr. Laxmi N. Bhuyan, Professor, Texas A&M University, USA
Dr. Durga M. Misra, Professor, New Jersey Institute of Science and Technology, USA
Dr Chitta Baral, Arizona State University, USA
Prof Dhiraj Pradhan, Oregon State University, USA
Prof Umesh Mishra, University of California, USA
Prof Surendra Mohapatra, Regis University, USA
Patnaik stresses on economic development in I-Day speech
Bhubaneswar, Aug 15 - Top IT companies setting up shop and the government's plan to provide drinking water to 10,000 villages were some of the points highlighted by Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Wednesday during his Independence Day address.
Hoisting the tricolour at the Mahatma Gandhi Marg here, Patnaik paid tribute to the leaders who had sacrificed their life for the nation and said the country has progressed in various fields as had Orissa.
'The state has huge mineral wealth and my government is taking steps for its proper utilisation for the benefit of the state and its people,' he said, adding that at least 25 big industries had started production.
The state was attracting investment not only in the mines and mineral sectors but also in other fields like IT with top companies like Infosys, Wipro, Satyam TCS and IBM setting up their development centres in the state capital Bhubaneswar.
This year, export of software from the state will touch Rs.7 billion, Patnaik said.
'My government has taken various steps to improve the life of common men and poor,' he said detailing the government's irrigation plans and the steps being taken to provide drinking water to at least 10,000 villages this year.
The chief minister pointed out that tribal students had performed well in this year's high school certificate examination and the state government was going to construct at least 1,000 girls' hostels to provide them better facilities.
source: http://www.nerve.in/news:25350080465
Hoisting the tricolour at the Mahatma Gandhi Marg here, Patnaik paid tribute to the leaders who had sacrificed their life for the nation and said the country has progressed in various fields as had Orissa.
'The state has huge mineral wealth and my government is taking steps for its proper utilisation for the benefit of the state and its people,' he said, adding that at least 25 big industries had started production.
The state was attracting investment not only in the mines and mineral sectors but also in other fields like IT with top companies like Infosys, Wipro, Satyam TCS and IBM setting up their development centres in the state capital Bhubaneswar.
This year, export of software from the state will touch Rs.7 billion, Patnaik said.
'My government has taken various steps to improve the life of common men and poor,' he said detailing the government's irrigation plans and the steps being taken to provide drinking water to at least 10,000 villages this year.
The chief minister pointed out that tribal students had performed well in this year's high school certificate examination and the state government was going to construct at least 1,000 girls' hostels to provide them better facilities.
source: http://www.nerve.in/news:25350080465
IT major IBM will soon open its third development centre in Bhubaneswar
IT major IBM will soon open its third development centre in Orissa`s capital city. The IT major`s plan for the state came to the fore after its vice-president Stephen W Brain met Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik here on 10 July` 2007 and discussed IT development and human resource development to meet the growing demand of such professionals. During their discussion, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik informed the visiting IT company team that the state was committed to develop its IT sector. He also apprised them regarding the government`s bid to create a technology-based human resource pool in the wake of the rapid industrialization taking place in Orissa. The IBM team, on its part, assured the state government that they would provide technical know-how for Orissa`s ongoing e-governance programme. Mr Brain praised the steps taken by the government for the development of Information Technology and said the IBM would provide technological support to the Indian Institute of Information and Technology(IIIT), established by the state government. IBM had already set up its Development Centre in Chennai and Coimbatore and Bhubaneswar would be its third Development Centre.
Minecode to set up R&D facility in Orissa
US-based IT and GIS service and solutions provider Minecode has said it would invest around Rs 20 crore in infrastructure and manpower in the domestic market. This includes setting up an R&D centre in Bhubaneswar and expanding its facility in Gurgaon.
The company plans to hire around 500 professionals initially this fiscal. "We have acquired 20 acres of land for the R&D facility which would start operations by April-May 2007,'' said Mr P. K. Samal, President and CEO, Minecode. The company plans to hire 200 professionals to add to the 160 professionals at its Gurgaon facility, he said.
Minecode's clients include Microsoft, AMD, Nike and Amazon among others. Within the country, it would focus on GIS technology-based solutions in the healthcare segment, disaster management and road accidents. The Seattle-based company has a turnover of $40 million.
source: http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=1516217807719462407
The company plans to hire around 500 professionals initially this fiscal. "We have acquired 20 acres of land for the R&D facility which would start operations by April-May 2007,'' said Mr P. K. Samal, President and CEO, Minecode. The company plans to hire 200 professionals to add to the 160 professionals at its Gurgaon facility, he said.
Minecode's clients include Microsoft, AMD, Nike and Amazon among others. Within the country, it would focus on GIS technology-based solutions in the healthcare segment, disaster management and road accidents. The Seattle-based company has a turnover of $40 million.
source: http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=1516217807719462407
Orissa IT export earnings register 50% growth
Export earnings from the information technology (IT) sector in Orissa has touched Rs732 crore during 2006-07, registering a 58% growth compared to last year. State IT companies have exported software worth Rs465 crore during 2005-06, state Minister for Energy and IT Suryanarayan Patra said today. Of the 32 small and medium companies operating in the state, 29 firms accounted for Rs51.45 crore, while IT majors like Infosys, Satyam and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) were among the major export earners, he said. Attracted by the state’s IT policy, 14 new companies had registered themselves with the software technology parks of India, Bhubaneswar last year, while 19 companies did so this year, he added. Official sources said buoyant by the success so far, the state government has decided to acquire 681 acres of land 20 km from the city and develop it into a second IT hub Infocity-2.
Bhubaneswar: Export earnings from the information technology (IT) sector in Orissa has touched Rs732 crore during 2006-07, registering a 58% growth compared to last year.
State IT companies have exported software worth Rs465 crore during 2005-06, state Minister for Energy and IT Suryanarayan Patra said today.
Of the 32 small and medium companies operating in the state, 29 firms accounted for Rs51.45 crore, while IT majors like Infosys, Satyam and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) were among the major export earners, he said.
Attracted by the state’s IT policy, 14 new companies had registered themselves with the software technology parks of India, Bhubaneswar last year, while 19 companies did so this year, he added.
Official sources said buoyant by the success so far, the state government has decided to acquire 681 acres of land 20 km from the city and develop it into a second IT hub Infocity-2.
Bhubaneswar: Export earnings from the information technology (IT) sector in Orissa has touched Rs732 crore during 2006-07, registering a 58% growth compared to last year.
State IT companies have exported software worth Rs465 crore during 2005-06, state Minister for Energy and IT Suryanarayan Patra said today.
Of the 32 small and medium companies operating in the state, 29 firms accounted for Rs51.45 crore, while IT majors like Infosys, Satyam and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) were among the major export earners, he said.
Attracted by the state’s IT policy, 14 new companies had registered themselves with the software technology parks of India, Bhubaneswar last year, while 19 companies did so this year, he added.
Official sources said buoyant by the success so far, the state government has decided to acquire 681 acres of land 20 km from the city and develop it into a second IT hub Infocity-2.
Orissa red carpet for IT units
Bhubaneswar is fast emerging a favoured destination for IT companies.
Not only it has earned the unique distinction of the only state capital in eastern India to have the presence of the big four i.e. Infosys, Satyam, TCS and Wipro, but also it is making all out effort to attract other major IT players in the country.
The persistent efforts of the state IT department is reflected in the signing of an MoU between MindTree Consulting Pvt Ltd with the Orissa government for setting up a development centre in Bhubaneswar today.
The company has been allotted approximately 30 acres in Infocity and will be starting construction of the centre within the next financial year. The centre is likely to come up within a period of 12-18 months.
MindTree will employ at least 1000 software professionals within a period of 2 years of their operation and has long term plan of employing about 5000 people at Bhubaneswar over next five years.
As the first step, MindTree has started recruiting from Orissa and recently recruited a few MBA graduates from Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar.
MindTree is billed to be the biggest IT recruiter in the state.
The largest of them at present, Infosys, proposes to take its head count to 4,500 by 2008.
The MoU was singed by Subroto Bagchi, chief operating officer of MindTree, and SN Tripathy, secretary IT department, Orissa government in the presence of chief minister Naveen Patnaik, IT minister SN Patro and chief secretary Subas Pani and other senior officials.
Bagchi said, MindTree, at present, is engaged in providing affordable business and technology solutions through its global software development.
The company has its offices in California and Illinois in the US, UK, France, Middle East, India, Singapore, Japan and Australia.
While Infosys and Satyam are present in the city since 1996-97, TCS and Wipro have acquired land in Infocity recently.
TCS has engaged the world renowned architect and planner Venkat Raman & Associates for designing the Bhubaneswar centre.
A team led by N Chandrasekharan, executive vice president of TCS, had recently met the state chief secretary and showed him the development plans of a Bhubaneswar centre.
At present TCS has taken a full floor in Fortune Tower and plans to start the centre within this calendar year with about 250 software professionals.
Similarly, a team from Wipro Technologies led by it CIO, Laxman Badiga had also visited Bhubaneswar last month to finalise Wipro's plans to start their development centre here.
Wipro, sources said, is keen to start its operation in the city within this calendar year with about 250 software professionals from one of the existing buildings in Infocity.
Other major IT companies including Hexaware Technologies, Ramtech Systems etc have also finalised plans for starting operations at Bhubaneswar.
source: Business-Standard,
March 28, 2006
Not only it has earned the unique distinction of the only state capital in eastern India to have the presence of the big four i.e. Infosys, Satyam, TCS and Wipro, but also it is making all out effort to attract other major IT players in the country.
The persistent efforts of the state IT department is reflected in the signing of an MoU between MindTree Consulting Pvt Ltd with the Orissa government for setting up a development centre in Bhubaneswar today.
The company has been allotted approximately 30 acres in Infocity and will be starting construction of the centre within the next financial year. The centre is likely to come up within a period of 12-18 months.
MindTree will employ at least 1000 software professionals within a period of 2 years of their operation and has long term plan of employing about 5000 people at Bhubaneswar over next five years.
As the first step, MindTree has started recruiting from Orissa and recently recruited a few MBA graduates from Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar.
MindTree is billed to be the biggest IT recruiter in the state.
The largest of them at present, Infosys, proposes to take its head count to 4,500 by 2008.
The MoU was singed by Subroto Bagchi, chief operating officer of MindTree, and SN Tripathy, secretary IT department, Orissa government in the presence of chief minister Naveen Patnaik, IT minister SN Patro and chief secretary Subas Pani and other senior officials.
Bagchi said, MindTree, at present, is engaged in providing affordable business and technology solutions through its global software development.
The company has its offices in California and Illinois in the US, UK, France, Middle East, India, Singapore, Japan and Australia.
While Infosys and Satyam are present in the city since 1996-97, TCS and Wipro have acquired land in Infocity recently.
TCS has engaged the world renowned architect and planner Venkat Raman & Associates for designing the Bhubaneswar centre.
A team led by N Chandrasekharan, executive vice president of TCS, had recently met the state chief secretary and showed him the development plans of a Bhubaneswar centre.
At present TCS has taken a full floor in Fortune Tower and plans to start the centre within this calendar year with about 250 software professionals.
Similarly, a team from Wipro Technologies led by it CIO, Laxman Badiga had also visited Bhubaneswar last month to finalise Wipro's plans to start their development centre here.
Wipro, sources said, is keen to start its operation in the city within this calendar year with about 250 software professionals from one of the existing buildings in Infocity.
Other major IT companies including Hexaware Technologies, Ramtech Systems etc have also finalised plans for starting operations at Bhubaneswar.
source: Business-Standard,
March 28, 2006
Infosys celebrates its 10th anniversary in Orissa
Infosys Technologies today celebrated the commencement of the tenth year of operation of its Bhubaneswar Development Centre. Infosys Bhubaneswar began operations in December 1996 and has grown to over 1,720 employees today. Honorable Chief Minister of Orissa Shri Naveen Patnaik graced the occasion as the chief guest at the celebrations. Shri Surjya Narayan Patro, Honorable Minister of Energy, IT & Tourism and Dr. Subas Chandra Pani, Chief Secretary, Government of Orissa were also present on the occasion. They were received at the Infosys campus by the senior management team of Infosys led by Mr. N R. Narayana Murthy, Chairman & Chief Mentor, Mr. K. Dinesh, Director and Member of Board, Mr. T.V. Mohandas Pai, Chief Financial Officer and Director and Mr. Ardhendu Das, Head, Infosys Bhubaneswar Development Centre.
The celebrations at the campus involved both Infoscions and their families with various cultural activities held as a part of the day-long celebrations. The grand finale was a splendid musical evening at the Infosys campus.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Murthy said, “Tier-2 cities like Bhubaneswar will be the growth engines for the IT Industry in India. Infosys has taken a lead in this direction by investing more than Rs. 135 crore in its Bhubaneswar Development Centre. We contribute approximately 80% of software exports from the state, making Infosys the largest exporter from the Bhubaneswar STPI. Realizing the potential that the city has to offer, we plan to increase our headcount to over 4,500 over the next few years with an added investment of Rs. 100 crore.”
The Development Center (DC) at Bhubaneswar anchors Infosys’ relationships with multi-million dollar clients from Canada, Europe and North America. With a total built-up area of more than half a million square feet (46 acres), the center presently has the capacity to accommodate over 3,300 software professionals. Infosys Bhubaneswar campus not only provides state of the art Software Development Blocks and multiple food courts, but also includes facilities that help Infoscions stay fit and have fun. The Employee Care Centre provides Infoscions with recreational facilities such as squash, tennis, badminton, basketball courts, a swimming pool, a cricket ground and dormitories to relax. The centre also has videoconferencing facilities, satellite links, in-house medical facility and power supply backup for uninterrupted operation.
Infosys Technologies Limited has always been a company with a strong sense of social responsibility. Under the charter of Infosys Foundation, the Bhubaneswar centre has carried out various initiatives for the development of primary education, healthcare and rehabilitation of the underprivileged with an investment of more than Rs. 5.5 crore over the years.
source: http://www.infosys.com/media/press_releases/orissa-dc-celebrates-10th-anniversary.asp
The celebrations at the campus involved both Infoscions and their families with various cultural activities held as a part of the day-long celebrations. The grand finale was a splendid musical evening at the Infosys campus.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Murthy said, “Tier-2 cities like Bhubaneswar will be the growth engines for the IT Industry in India. Infosys has taken a lead in this direction by investing more than Rs. 135 crore in its Bhubaneswar Development Centre. We contribute approximately 80% of software exports from the state, making Infosys the largest exporter from the Bhubaneswar STPI. Realizing the potential that the city has to offer, we plan to increase our headcount to over 4,500 over the next few years with an added investment of Rs. 100 crore.”
The Development Center (DC) at Bhubaneswar anchors Infosys’ relationships with multi-million dollar clients from Canada, Europe and North America. With a total built-up area of more than half a million square feet (46 acres), the center presently has the capacity to accommodate over 3,300 software professionals. Infosys Bhubaneswar campus not only provides state of the art Software Development Blocks and multiple food courts, but also includes facilities that help Infoscions stay fit and have fun. The Employee Care Centre provides Infoscions with recreational facilities such as squash, tennis, badminton, basketball courts, a swimming pool, a cricket ground and dormitories to relax. The centre also has videoconferencing facilities, satellite links, in-house medical facility and power supply backup for uninterrupted operation.
Infosys Technologies Limited has always been a company with a strong sense of social responsibility. Under the charter of Infosys Foundation, the Bhubaneswar centre has carried out various initiatives for the development of primary education, healthcare and rehabilitation of the underprivileged with an investment of more than Rs. 5.5 crore over the years.
source: http://www.infosys.com/media/press_releases/orissa-dc-celebrates-10th-anniversary.asp
TCS to set up Orissa centre in two years
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the software development and services arm of India's diversified conglomerate Tata group, will set up a global software development centre (GSDC) here in two years.
The centre will initially employ about 200 IT professional and this may go up to 1500 later on, said a top official of the state information and technology department.
The Orissa government has allotted 45 acres of land at the 'Infocity' industrial park located on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar. The foundation stone for the centre was laid by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Wednesday.
TCS' development centre will open up opportunities for local youths and put Orissa on the IT map, the official said.
Bhubaneswar is becoming an important centre for information and communication technologies. During the current year, growth in software exports from Orissa is likely to exceed 40 percent and touch Rs.5 billion, he said.
Apart from Infocity, the state government has a seven-storey Fortune Tower with features to connect its occupants to the world and another seven-storey Tower 2000 dedicated to smaller IT units.
TCS took possession of about 3,800 square feet at Fortune Tower last month and started its preliminary activities there.
Source: Indo-Asian News Service
The centre will initially employ about 200 IT professional and this may go up to 1500 later on, said a top official of the state information and technology department.
The Orissa government has allotted 45 acres of land at the 'Infocity' industrial park located on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar. The foundation stone for the centre was laid by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Wednesday.
TCS' development centre will open up opportunities for local youths and put Orissa on the IT map, the official said.
Bhubaneswar is becoming an important centre for information and communication technologies. During the current year, growth in software exports from Orissa is likely to exceed 40 percent and touch Rs.5 billion, he said.
Apart from Infocity, the state government has a seven-storey Fortune Tower with features to connect its occupants to the world and another seven-storey Tower 2000 dedicated to smaller IT units.
TCS took possession of about 3,800 square feet at Fortune Tower last month and started its preliminary activities there.
Source: Indo-Asian News Service
Orissa targets $500-m software exports by 2012
BETTER CONNECTIVITY: The Orissa Chief Minister, Mr Naveen Patnaik, flanked by the Nasscom President, Mr Kiran Karnik, and the Orissa Minister for IT & Energy, Mr S.N. Patro, at a conference in the Capital on Friday. — Ramesh Sharma
The Government of Orissa has set a target of $500 million in software exports by 2011-12, said the Chief Minister, Mr Naveen Patnaik, here on Friday. After Infosys, Satyam and TCS, the State is expecting others such as Mind Tree, Genpact and Hexaware Technologies to be soon operational.
Speaking at a conference organised by Nasscom on `Investment opportunities in IT and ITES sectors in Orissa', the Chief Minister said, "The total investment proposal that we have received is almost Rs 4 lakh crore. We have established single window clearance. Four IT parks are coming up in the State, of which two are approved and being set up by Genpact and DLF.
"Another two are likely to get approval by the end of this month. The Government is giving physical and social infrastructure a top priority. We will invest Rs 25, 000 crore to improve the roads over the next five years. We will spend Rs 250 crore for upgradation of Bhubaneshwar airport."
He added that the State expected some of the top hospitals such as AIIMS, Apollo and major hotel chains to come up, this would also drive demand for IT specialists.
The Government will be setting up an Indian Institute of Information Technology, IIT Kharagpur campus at Bhubaneshwar and National Institute of Science Education and Research. Infosys has tied up with various engineering colleges to train students in a manner that would match corporate recruitment standards.
List of S/W Companies will operate soon in future (as of August 2007)
WIPRO
MindTree Consulting Pvt Ltd
Hexaware Technologies
Ramtech Systems
HCL Technologies Ltd.
IBM
Genpact
MindTree Consulting Pvt Ltd
Hexaware Technologies
Ramtech Systems
HCL Technologies Ltd.
IBM
Genpact
List of S/W Companies Operating as of August 2007
List of S/W Companies Operating as of August 2007
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INFOSYS
Infosys Technologies Ltd.
Plot No. E/4, Info City,
Bhubaneswar 751024,
Phone: (0674) 2320032
Fax: (0674) 2320100 / 88
SATYAM
Satyam Computers Ltd.
Bhubaneswar S-1, Maitree Vihar
Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar - 751 023.
Tel: + 91-674-301522
Fax: + 91-674-301527
TCS
TATA Consultancy Services Ltd.
4th Floor, Fortune Towers,
Chandrasekharpur
Bhubaneswar 751 023, Orissa
91 674 230 4000
ESSPL
Enterprise System Solutions (P) Limited
Infocity
Bhubaneswar, Orissa 751024.
INDIA
Phone : +91-674-2725381
Fax : +91-674-2725957
E-mail : ess@esspl.com
URL: www.esspl.com
CSM
Cybertech Software and Multimedia (P) Ltd.,
#3, CSM Complex, Software Technology Parks of India(STPI),
Priyadarshini Market, CRPF Square, Bhubaneswar,
Dist: Khurda, Pin :751013, Orissa.
Phone No. +91674-2561462
Email. Info@csmpl.com
NetHawk
NetHawk Networks India Pvt. Ltd.
(earlier Alliance Computer Telephony(I)Pvt. Ltd.)
Tower-2000, 5th floor Mancheswar,
Bhubaneswar Orissa
FICUS
FICUSSOFT India Ltd.
TDCC Building, 2nd Floor
Janpath, Rupali Square
Bhubaneswar 751022
Orissa, INDIA
Voice: +91-674-2546688
Fax: +91-674-2590679
E-Mail: ficusindia@ficussoft.com
Amitech Solutions
Communication Center Building Infocity
Bhubaneswar, Orissa 751024.
INDIA
Ph: +91-674-2725381
Fax: +91-674-2725957
Email: ess@esspl.com
Orisys Infotech Pvt.Ltd.
A-14, Palashpalli,
Bhubaneswar - 751 020,
Orissa, India
Phone: 91 - 674- 2594278,91 - 674- 2594104
Alpha Synopsys
Bhubaneswar Development Center
Plot No: 7611 Gajapati Nagar,
Press Chowk, Bhubaneswar-751005,
Orissa , INDIA
+91-(0674)2300571
Contact: Contact:
offshore@alphasynopsys.com
Bloochip Infoline Pvt. Ltd.
Tower 2000, Mancheswar I.E.,
Bhubaneswar - 751010, India
Ph. +91 674 2585218, 3290268
Fax +91 674 2585055
Email support@bloochip.com
DISCOVERTURE
Discoverture Solutions
Address. : N 1/7 D,
OCAC Building, 2nd floor,
Nayapalli. Bhubaneswar
Phone : 0674 - 2588526
AABSys Information Technology Pvt. Ltd.
IDCO Software Complex
Mancheshwar
Bhubaneswar - 751010
Orissa, India
Telephone: +91 674 2585066
Email:
info@aabsys.com
PanNet Computer (P) Ltd.
(A Subsidiary of PanNetCoporation, USA)
N3/B6, IRC Village, Nayapalli,
Bhubaneswar-751 015. Orissa, INDIA.
Phone:91-674-3251320
Allay Software Solutions
31, 31A, Software Technology Park of India
Priyadarshini Market Complex
CRPF Square, Bhubaneswar - 751012
Orissa, India
Tel. : 91-674-2564859
91-674-2561269, 2561270 Extn. : 219
Fax : 91-674-2560260
Email : allay@allaysoft.com
PERFECTUS Technology Pvt. Ltd.,
No 4, Aryapalli, Patia
Bhubaneswar
India Phone: 0674 2725166
SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL INC.
4th/5th floor, IPICOL House, Janpath,
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India
Tel. : 0674-2540015, Cell : 09437356216
E-mail : susant.panda@sti-world.com
CONNECTIX .... NET
Address : 94-Suka Vihar, Bhubaneswar - 751022
Orissa, Tel. : 0674 - 2547659
ECP INFOTECH
Address : 101/7, Janapath, Unit-III, Bhubaneswar.
Tel. : 0674-2534909 / 2586823
EGLOBTECH (I) PVT. LTD.
Address : A/102, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar - 12
Tel. : 0674-2560972
EDUSYS SERVICES PVT. LTD.
Address : HIG - 222, Ayusman, Kalinga Vihar,
Bhubaneswar - 19, Orissa.
MIND FIRE SOLUTIONS
Address : Tower-2000, Mancheswar Indl. Estate,
Bhubaneswar - 751010
MACROSOFT ASSOCIATES
Address : C-Ground Zero, STPI,
Fortune Towers, Bhubaneswar - 23, Orissa
MAGNUM TELESOFT PVT. LTD.
Address : 132 A, Sect-A, Zone-A
Mancheswar Indl. Estate
Bhubaneswar - 751010
Tel. No. - 0674-2537100, 101
E-mail No. : aztek@magnum-india.com
Fax No. : 0674-2586146
NBC - ASIA PVT. LTD.
Address : D-2/2, Rasulgarh Indl. Estate
Bhubaneswar - 751010
Tel. : 0674-2581024
PINNACLE SYSTEMS
Address : C, Ground Zero, STPI Fortune Towers
Bhubaneswar - 751023
RAMNATH INFOTECH (P) LTD.
Address : 7 & 8, Cuttack - Puri Road
Jharapada, Bhubaneswar-6, Orissa, India.,
Tel. : 0674 - 2572661
SYSCOM ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS
Address : Padma Hospital Building, 210/1320
Sarala Nagar, N.S. Road
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India
Tel : 0674-2571494
Synapsys Technosolutions
Plot No. 234 (Old), 260/1393 (New)
Laxmisagar Square, Cuttack Road,
Bhubaneswar – 751006, Orissa, India.
Modulesoft Solutions (P) Ltd.
3rd Floor, N.B Tower, Nayapalli
Bhubaneswar-751012, Orissa, India.
Macrosoft Associates Pvt. Ltd.
Unit 1, Incubation Centre,
Software Technology Parks of India (STPI)
C-Ground Zero, Fortune Towers,
Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar
Orissa 751023
CosmoQuest Infocreations
A / 28, BJB Nagar
Bhubaneswar - 751014
Orissa, India
Mindfire Solutions Mindfire Solutions
3rd Floor, Tower-2000
Mancheswar Industrial Estate
Bhubaneswar - 751010
India(phone) +91-674-3250766
Utkalsoft Technologies
Rath Bhawan, 2nd Floor
Biju Patnaik College Road
Jayadev Vihar, Bhubaneswar – 751013
AuroINSeo
21, Mancheswar Industrial Estate,
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India
Luminous Infoways
'Sadhana' N6-373, Nayapalli, Jayadev Vihar,
Bhubaneswar -India 751015
Tel : +91-674- 2360573 , 6451236
PERFECTUS Technology Pvt. Ltd.,
No 4, Aryapalli, Patia
Bhubaneswar
India Phone: 0674 2725166
SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL INC.
4th/5th floor, IPICOL House, Janpath,
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India
Tel. : 0674-2540015, Cell : 09437356216
E-mail : susant.panda@sti-world.com
CONNECTIX .... NET
Address : 94-Suka Vihar, Bhubaneswar - 751022
Orissa, Tel. : 0674 - 2547659
ECP INFOTECH
Address : 101/7, Janapath, Unit-III, Bhubaneswar.
Tel. : 0674-2534909 / 2586823
EGLOBTECH (I) PVT. LTD.
Address : A/102, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar - 12
Tel. : 0674-2560972
EDUSYS SERVICES PVT. LTD.
Address : HIG - 222, Ayusman, Kalinga Vihar,
Bhubaneswar - 19, Orissa.
MIND FIRE SOLUTIONS
Address : Tower-2000, Mancheswar Indl. Estate,
Bhubaneswar - 751010
MACROSOFT ASSOCIATES
Address : C-Ground Zero, STPI,
Fortune Towers, Bhubaneswar - 23, Orissa
MAGNUM TELESOFT PVT. LTD.
Address : 132 A, Sect-A, Zone-A
Mancheswar Indl. Estate
Bhubaneswar - 751010
Tel. No. - 0674-2537100, 101
E-mail No. : aztek@magnum-india.com
Fax No. : 0674-2586146
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INFOSYS
Infosys Technologies Ltd.
Plot No. E/4, Info City,
Bhubaneswar 751024,
Phone: (0674) 2320032
Fax: (0674) 2320100 / 88
SATYAM
Satyam Computers Ltd.
Bhubaneswar S-1, Maitree Vihar
Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar - 751 023.
Tel: + 91-674-301522
Fax: + 91-674-301527
TCS
TATA Consultancy Services Ltd.
4th Floor, Fortune Towers,
Chandrasekharpur
Bhubaneswar 751 023, Orissa
91 674 230 4000
ESSPL
Enterprise System Solutions (P) Limited
Infocity
Bhubaneswar, Orissa 751024.
INDIA
Phone : +91-674-2725381
Fax : +91-674-2725957
E-mail : ess@esspl.com
URL: www.esspl.com
CSM
Cybertech Software and Multimedia (P) Ltd.,
#3, CSM Complex, Software Technology Parks of India(STPI),
Priyadarshini Market, CRPF Square, Bhubaneswar,
Dist: Khurda, Pin :751013, Orissa.
Phone No. +91674-2561462
Email. Info@csmpl.com
NetHawk
NetHawk Networks India Pvt. Ltd.
(earlier Alliance Computer Telephony(I)Pvt. Ltd.)
Tower-2000, 5th floor Mancheswar,
Bhubaneswar Orissa
FICUS
FICUSSOFT India Ltd.
TDCC Building, 2nd Floor
Janpath, Rupali Square
Bhubaneswar 751022
Orissa, INDIA
Voice: +91-674-2546688
Fax: +91-674-2590679
E-Mail: ficusindia@ficussoft.com
Amitech Solutions
Communication Center Building Infocity
Bhubaneswar, Orissa 751024.
INDIA
Ph: +91-674-2725381
Fax: +91-674-2725957
Email: ess@esspl.com
Orisys Infotech Pvt.Ltd.
A-14, Palashpalli,
Bhubaneswar - 751 020,
Orissa, India
Phone: 91 - 674- 2594278,91 - 674- 2594104
Alpha Synopsys
Bhubaneswar Development Center
Plot No: 7611 Gajapati Nagar,
Press Chowk, Bhubaneswar-751005,
Orissa , INDIA
+91-(0674)2300571
Contact: Contact:
offshore@alphasynopsys.com
Bloochip Infoline Pvt. Ltd.
Tower 2000, Mancheswar I.E.,
Bhubaneswar - 751010, India
Ph. +91 674 2585218, 3290268
Fax +91 674 2585055
Email support@bloochip.com
DISCOVERTURE
Discoverture Solutions
Address. : N 1/7 D,
OCAC Building, 2nd floor,
Nayapalli. Bhubaneswar
Phone : 0674 - 2588526
AABSys Information Technology Pvt. Ltd.
IDCO Software Complex
Mancheshwar
Bhubaneswar - 751010
Orissa, India
Telephone: +91 674 2585066
Email:
info@aabsys.com
PanNet Computer (P) Ltd.
(A Subsidiary of PanNetCoporation, USA)
N3/B6, IRC Village, Nayapalli,
Bhubaneswar-751 015. Orissa, INDIA.
Phone:91-674-3251320
Allay Software Solutions
31, 31A, Software Technology Park of India
Priyadarshini Market Complex
CRPF Square, Bhubaneswar - 751012
Orissa, India
Tel. : 91-674-2564859
91-674-2561269, 2561270 Extn. : 219
Fax : 91-674-2560260
Email : allay@allaysoft.com
PERFECTUS Technology Pvt. Ltd.,
No 4, Aryapalli, Patia
Bhubaneswar
India Phone: 0674 2725166
SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL INC.
4th/5th floor, IPICOL House, Janpath,
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India
Tel. : 0674-2540015, Cell : 09437356216
E-mail : susant.panda@sti-world.com
CONNECTIX .... NET
Address : 94-Suka Vihar, Bhubaneswar - 751022
Orissa, Tel. : 0674 - 2547659
ECP INFOTECH
Address : 101/7, Janapath, Unit-III, Bhubaneswar.
Tel. : 0674-2534909 / 2586823
EGLOBTECH (I) PVT. LTD.
Address : A/102, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar - 12
Tel. : 0674-2560972
EDUSYS SERVICES PVT. LTD.
Address : HIG - 222, Ayusman, Kalinga Vihar,
Bhubaneswar - 19, Orissa.
MIND FIRE SOLUTIONS
Address : Tower-2000, Mancheswar Indl. Estate,
Bhubaneswar - 751010
MACROSOFT ASSOCIATES
Address : C-Ground Zero, STPI,
Fortune Towers, Bhubaneswar - 23, Orissa
MAGNUM TELESOFT PVT. LTD.
Address : 132 A, Sect-A, Zone-A
Mancheswar Indl. Estate
Bhubaneswar - 751010
Tel. No. - 0674-2537100, 101
E-mail No. : aztek@magnum-india.com
Fax No. : 0674-2586146
NBC - ASIA PVT. LTD.
Address : D-2/2, Rasulgarh Indl. Estate
Bhubaneswar - 751010
Tel. : 0674-2581024
PINNACLE SYSTEMS
Address : C, Ground Zero, STPI Fortune Towers
Bhubaneswar - 751023
RAMNATH INFOTECH (P) LTD.
Address : 7 & 8, Cuttack - Puri Road
Jharapada, Bhubaneswar-6, Orissa, India.,
Tel. : 0674 - 2572661
SYSCOM ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS
Address : Padma Hospital Building, 210/1320
Sarala Nagar, N.S. Road
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India
Tel : 0674-2571494
Synapsys Technosolutions
Plot No. 234 (Old), 260/1393 (New)
Laxmisagar Square, Cuttack Road,
Bhubaneswar – 751006, Orissa, India.
Modulesoft Solutions (P) Ltd.
3rd Floor, N.B Tower, Nayapalli
Bhubaneswar-751012, Orissa, India.
Macrosoft Associates Pvt. Ltd.
Unit 1, Incubation Centre,
Software Technology Parks of India (STPI)
C-Ground Zero, Fortune Towers,
Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar
Orissa 751023
CosmoQuest Infocreations
A / 28, BJB Nagar
Bhubaneswar - 751014
Orissa, India
Mindfire Solutions Mindfire Solutions
3rd Floor, Tower-2000
Mancheswar Industrial Estate
Bhubaneswar - 751010
India(phone) +91-674-3250766
Utkalsoft Technologies
Rath Bhawan, 2nd Floor
Biju Patnaik College Road
Jayadev Vihar, Bhubaneswar – 751013
AuroINSeo
21, Mancheswar Industrial Estate,
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India
Luminous Infoways
'Sadhana' N6-373, Nayapalli, Jayadev Vihar,
Bhubaneswar -India 751015
Tel : +91-674- 2360573 , 6451236
PERFECTUS Technology Pvt. Ltd.,
No 4, Aryapalli, Patia
Bhubaneswar
India Phone: 0674 2725166
SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL INC.
4th/5th floor, IPICOL House, Janpath,
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India
Tel. : 0674-2540015, Cell : 09437356216
E-mail : susant.panda@sti-world.com
CONNECTIX .... NET
Address : 94-Suka Vihar, Bhubaneswar - 751022
Orissa, Tel. : 0674 - 2547659
ECP INFOTECH
Address : 101/7, Janapath, Unit-III, Bhubaneswar.
Tel. : 0674-2534909 / 2586823
EGLOBTECH (I) PVT. LTD.
Address : A/102, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar - 12
Tel. : 0674-2560972
EDUSYS SERVICES PVT. LTD.
Address : HIG - 222, Ayusman, Kalinga Vihar,
Bhubaneswar - 19, Orissa.
MIND FIRE SOLUTIONS
Address : Tower-2000, Mancheswar Indl. Estate,
Bhubaneswar - 751010
MACROSOFT ASSOCIATES
Address : C-Ground Zero, STPI,
Fortune Towers, Bhubaneswar - 23, Orissa
MAGNUM TELESOFT PVT. LTD.
Address : 132 A, Sect-A, Zone-A
Mancheswar Indl. Estate
Bhubaneswar - 751010
Tel. No. - 0674-2537100, 101
E-mail No. : aztek@magnum-india.com
Fax No. : 0674-2586146
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