Switzerland-based Sicap Opens a Global R&D Centre in Kolkata

Sicap, the Switzerland-based global mobile network software solutions provider, has announced the opening of its Global Development and Support Centre (GDSC) in Kolkata, India. The company has been looking to foray into the Indian market since a long time, and this announcement is the first step towards entering the country.

Sicap, R&D, global centre, telecom, Kolkata, India

India is one of the fastest growing telecom markets across the globe and is the second largest telecom market in the world. Sicap says that its international teams are working closely in nine locations including India to ensure excellent customer service worldwide.

Through this GDSC, Sicap would be able to provide its customer’s solution customisation, software support and state-of-the-art solution development and deliveries across the globe.

Aforesaid, Sicap is looking to expand its business to the Indian market with a highly focussed approach to strengthening its partner relationships through business outreach and talent acquisition. Sicap is also focusing on hiring the local pool of talent which will serve as a catalyst to accelerate the exponential growth of business across the globe.

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Recently, Deepak Mahajan has been appointed as Executive Director for India and South Asia, and he will be responsible for identifying and driving new business opportunities, reshape client experience and solidify the company’s position in India and Asia region with his extensive industry experience. Before joining Sicap, Mahajan served as the CEO of DunTel Consult & Serco in New Delhi, India, with a focus on consultancy and supporting market entry concepts for diverse industries in the India/South Asia region

Internationally, to monetize, manage and secure mobile businesses, Sicap offers four main Products and Solutions, including Customer Insight and Engagement – TargetMe, Device and SIM Management, Security Solutions, and IoT Service Enablement, among others.

By Baishakhi Dutta

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