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Milind Kamat, Atos: New
campus opens at Pune India January 16, 2012
Atos
will increase its presence in India with the creation of its India
strategic advisory board and the unveiling of its new campus in Pune.
Mr. Thierry Breton, Chairman and CEO, Atos, said: “Working with
prominent Indian business leaders will help Atos to better understand
the dynamics of the Indian market and to develop innovative business
solutions that meet local market requirements. The opening of the Pune
campus, the second Atos Campus that has been designed according to the
principles of our Wellbeing@Work program is further evidence of our
commitment to increase our presence in this key growing market.”
The Atos strategic advisory board is chaired by Thierry Breton and
includes prominent Indian business leaders and personalities as well as
members of the global senior management team at Atos. It met for the
first time on 11th January 2012 and will meet every quarter in order to
provide recommendations and guidance on how to position Atos in India in
order that it can better contribute to the successful economic and
social development of the country. The board will report on a number of
topics ranging from business strategy through to local market trends and
corporate responsibility in order to help Atos bring to market its
innovative solutions that address the the big challenges and
opportunities facing the Indian economy today.
The Pune campus will be the headquarters for the Atos business
technologists in India and will play a strategic role in the Company's
operations, allowing it to become a key global delivery center and the
innovation hub for the Group. The campus will be home to the new Atos
Future Centre, where technology innovations from the Atos Scientific
Community – a global network of around 90 of the best business
technologists within Atos - will be developed and showcased.
Commenting on the new facility, Mr. Milind Kamat, CEO Atos India said:
“We are pleased to open our new center that will help attract and retain
key talents at the center of Pune IT hub. The facility will help us to
develop innovative solutions and explore enormous business opportunities
across industries”.
With 8500 business technologists, India is an important market for Atos
both in terms of local business and as an off-shore centre. It is a key
contributor the global strategic programs including TOP2 and
Wellbeing@Work which are designed to ensure Atos is a successful and
profitable company while also being a great place to work.
Atos is focused on delivering IT services and solutions for the
Manufacturing, Retail, Financial Services, Public, Health, Transport,
Telecom, Media and Technologies and Energy and Utilities markets.
The advisory board will be chaired by Thierry Breton, Chairman and CEO
of Atos and its members are:
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Mr.
Gilles Grapinet - Senior Executive Vice President, Global Functions,
Atos
- Mr. Charles Dehelly - Senior
Executive Vice President, Global Operations, Atos
- Dr. Armin Bruck, Managing
Director of Siemens India,
- Mr. M Damodaran, Former Chairman
of Securities & Exchange Bureau of India and Industrial Development Bank
of India,
- Mr. K Dadiseth, Former Chairman
of Hindustan Unilever Ltd,
- Dr. A Jhunjhunwala, Prof, Indian
Institute of Technology Chennai and Member of Indian Prime Minister’s
Scientific Advisory Committee,
- Mr. Dhruv Khaitan, Strategic
Advisors to Atos Worldline and founders of the former Venture Infotek
- Mr. Piyush Khaitan, Strategic
Advisors to Atos Worldline and founders of the former Venture Infotek
- Mr. Milind Kamat, Executive Vice
President and CEO Atos India
For certain subjects,
the board members will also be joined by experts from Atos - Marc-Henri
Desportes, Executive Vice President, Hi-Tech Transactional Service and
Specialized Business, Atos; Mr. Francis Meston, Executive Vice
President, Global Systems Integration, Atos and Mr. Sameer Nemavarkar,
CEO Atos Worldline, India. |