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New Delhi, March 17 : As tech companies go through churning at a global level, enterprise software major Salesforce on Thursday announced to spread its India footprint by expanding the Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Hyderabad.
Arundhati Bhattacharya, CEO and Chairperson for Salesforce India, told IANS that the company would open two floors on a tower that will have 10 business floors and two hospitality floors over a period of time. "We believe the growth trajectory in India is still intact and we intend to grow fast in the country. When I joined Salesforce in 2020, we had 2,500 employees. Today, we have more than 9,000 workers in India. This is the kind of growth we have seen in the country," Bhattacharya.
The product teams at Hyderabad CoE are developing several Cloud-first industry solutions for enterprises of all sizes. Engineering teams at the center have helped develop a significant portion of the latest products launched by Salesforce. The CoE's customer success team provides trusted implementation and technical solution advice to support a growing global customer base. "We have Health Cloud, we have Financial Services Cloud and we have a Net Zero Cloud. Many of these product teams sit partly in Hyderabad. There are sizable teams in India, like for Data Cloud for instance. We have large teams on the engineering side too which provide infrastructural support. It's a collaborative effort," she elaborated.
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