The Bangalore R&D facility also contributes to the Avaya Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) architecture that includes orchestration and monitoring software interfaces with Open Stack,cloud orchestration and the innovative full-stack Avaya Collaboration Pod that includes an end-to-end solution with 3rd party compute, storage and virtual machine products.

The Bangalore R&D center also contributes significantly to Avaya’s strategic focus in mid-market unified communication solutions including its flagship IP Office solution. The Bangalore R&D team works closely with the Avaya sales team in providing the most appropriate products and solutions to Avaya’s customers in India spread across business functions and verticals, including leading companies and public sector institutions.

Satish Murthy, Senior Director and Bangalore Site Leader at Avaya exclaimed, “The Avaya Techathon event showcases recent developments and innovations from our Indian R&D centers. Avaya has maintained a strong R&D presence in India since 1996, and now has over 2000 employees focused on innovation in India. Our Bangalore team leads the way in innovating networking solutions.”

Murthy further said “Customers in India and around the world are showing a strong interest in Avaya Fabric Connect technology which is being developed out of Avaya’s Bangalore’s R&D center, and which formed the heart of the communications network successfully deployed to support the Sochi Olympic Winter Games earlier this year. The Bangalore R&D center also develops highly innovative enterprise applications for iPhones and iPads, helping raise the innovation bar to the next level.”

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