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Invensys sets up largest development center in India
By siliconindia staff writer
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Tuesday, 20 July 2004, 19:30 IST
BANGALORE: Invensys Plc., a global automation, controls and process solutions Group, today announced the opening of its state-of-the-art, Invensys Global Development Center at Vanenburg IT Park, Madhapur, Hyderabad. This 50,690 sq. ft. facility, the first of its kind, is among the largest outside US and will work for all the Invensys group companies worldwide, which include Foxboro, Simsci-Esscor and Wonderware, among others.
The Global Development Centre will be host to over 200 engineers working on the core development work related to Software, Testing and Integration.
Speaking on the occasion, Annirudha Dasu, Director, Invensys India Development Centre explained, India is a strategically important destination for Invensys in the entire scheme of the development cycle of its products. This new development centre further reinforces Indias role as the backbone to Invensys global operations owing to the rich pool of talent in IT and related services.
Invensys' businesses that are divided into three divisions Production management, Developments and Rail Systems, caters to the needs of the process and batch industries - from oil & gas, power and utilities, chemicals, and rail systems to food & beverage, healthcare, and data communications.
The companys products also addresses the discrete and hybrid manufacturing sectors, and provides components, systems and services to the heating management, commercial refrigeration, residential safety and automotive industries, and electronic and electro-mechanical systems and components to appliance and related industries.
Operating in more than 60 countries worldwide, Invensys a leader in management of production and energy resources, offers its customers products and services, expertise, and technologies that empower them to increase productivity, remove cost from their supply chain, maximize return on investments, conserve resources and optimize performance across the value chain.