Enterprise IT solutions provider SOA IT Solutions (SOAIS) has announced the opening of its Global Development Center in Bengaluru for one of its major customers who is a Nasdaq listed global leader in electronics manufacturing.
Nimish Sanghi said that the facility is a showcase of strong commitment to long-term strategic relationships with the customer. For the last four years, SOAIS has been associated with their internal digital transformation initiatives and made significant contributions in saving costs & fostering innovation. This facility would help strengthen the partnership and facilitate an increased level of engagement between the companies.
The facility was inaugurated by the customer’s Global management team on 15th November, 2019 at ITPL, Bengaluru.
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SOA IT Solutions offers a full spectrum of technology solutions in enterprise Cloud and On-premise (Oracle SaaS, PeopleSoft, Workday), test automation (Worksoft, Selenium), and RPA (Worksoft, UiPath).
Founded in 2006, SOAIS has global offices at Bangalore, Chicago and Kolkata. SOAIS has a strategic global alliance with Worksoft and also an Oracle Gold partner.
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