Bangalore - IT Parks & IT SEZs thread

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[uno.piyush]

That's a good strategy to pitch sales. Show commercial elevation in the advertisement and have your sales guys speak that it is pre-committed to Google !

Good example of cashing in on a potential USP.

[sunilkumar]

Divyashree developers has updated their website.

Ongoing Projects in Bangalore

Divyashree Technopolis : SEZ Located off Old Airport Road near Maratahalli Jn
a)Precommitted to Thomson Reuters(consolidate all operations of BLR)
Campus size :0.9 mi sqft
Completion :3Q 2012



b)Precommitted to ACS Xerox , Landmark group
Campus size :0.65 mi sqft
Completion :3Q 2012



c)Precommitted to Deloitte
Campus size :0.9 mi sqft
Completion :3Q 2012




(Other Ongoing projects)
Divyashree Tecnopark near EPIP(Accenture SEZ , TESCO ,+ other buildings)
Sandy Waters Located at Thanisandra Road

(In principal approval)
Divyashree TECHSPACE near Airport

[HedonistAtBlr]

^great find

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KPMG launches India Tech Center in Bangalore

Professionals working at the facility will focus on innovation and strategies to help clients achieve their business objectives, address their pain points with the help of suitable enterprise class applications from within a wide array of choices across the product spectrum

Monday, February 06, 2012


BANGALORE, INDIA: KPMG India launched its Technology Center in Bangalore today. Located at the iconic World Trade Center (WTC) in Bangalore, this center houses technologically advanced teams specializing in enterprise applications, business intelligence and analytics, as well as network design, architecture, data management, and application development.

Professionals working at the facility will focus on innovation and strategies to help clients achieve their business objectives, address their pain points with the help of suitable enterprise class applications from within a wide array of choices across the product spectrum.

''We have always believed in providing additional value to our clients. This brand new India Technology Center is a testimony of the same,'' said Mr. Michael J Andrew, global chairman, KPMG.

Mr. Andrew added, ''Our decision to locate the center in Bangalore is complimented by the wealth of relevant talent and strong educational facilities, which will be the key in growing this center.''

One of the key highlights at this facility is a unique Client Experience Zone, a hi-tech experiential environment for clients to get a demonstration of the full range of all the technology assisted service offerings tailored to meet varied business needs.

Complimenting the experience zone is a well equipped global program management control center that permits simultaneous review of multi location, multi-product complex engagements.

''We have created the Center for the benefit of our local and international clients who can experience our capabilities in delivering advanced technology solutions,'' said Mr. Russell Parera, CEO, KPMG India.

He added, ''The information technologists working at this center will help converge KPMG's wide array of advisory services ranging from performance and reporting to accounting, tax, compliance and regulatory.''

Housing the best in class solutions for various enterprise applications such as Oracle, SAP, Siebel, Hyperion, Business Objects, PeopleSoft, Primavera, and Business Intelligence amongst others, the center comes fully equipped with an enterprise class data center comprising high computing capacity to cater to the wide range of technology solution offerings across key sectors.

''The Center will become an important hub for our innovation in information technology solutions, critical to solve complex business issues of our clients. They will be able to experience these solutions and better understand their benefits prior to making significant investments'' said Mr. Kumar Parakala, partner and head of IT Advisory for EMA.

KPMG also expects to partner with Oracle and SAP education on training programs for its employees at the center.

Going forward, KPMG is well poised to leverage this center to benefit clients by allowing them to directly experience its technology solution capabilities, delivery strengths in this space and become a value adding and forward thinking differentiator for its clients.
©CyberMedia News

http://www.ciol.com/News/News-Report...lore/159860/0/

Nice to see reputed companies occupying WTC bangalore

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Tulip sets up Rs 900-cr data centre

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/...ue&ref=wl_home

Enterprise data services company Tulip Telecom has established a 9 lakh sq ft data centre ‘Tulip Data City' here, the world's third largest data centre, at a total investment of Rs 900 crore.

“The company has made an immediate investment of Rs 230 crore and has secured loans for Rs 50 crore from leading banks,” Lt Col H.S. Bedi, Chairman and Managing Director of Tulip Telecom, said. The company is planning to raise another Rs 250 crore through debt, Rs 250 crore through equity and will fund the rest using internal accruals, he added.

“We might also look at strategic partners for the business,” he added. With more companies moving to professional data centres for their storage needs, the telecom company expects the entire facility to be occupied in three years.


RS 600-CR ORDERS

Tulip Data City, the 100 per cent subsidiary data centre of Tulip Telecom, currently has orders worth Rs 600 crore from IBM, NTT and HP.

“About 20 per cent of the data centre has already been booked by three customers and we expect it to be fully contracted in three years,” Lt Col Bedi said. Tulip Data City expects to earn revenues of Rs 1,000 crore once the data centre is fully operational.

The facility was inaugurated by Mr Sachin Pilot, Minister of State for Communications and IT. “The future will be decided based on who owns the data, and currently, a large part of our data is owned outside India… so it is extremely important to have a data centre here,” Mr Pilot said after the inauguration.

Tulip Data City is Tulip Telecom's fifth data centre and Lt Col Bedi said that once this centre takes off, the company could consider bringing other data centres under this. The servers at Tulip Data City consume about 100 MW of power in peak but it is still lower than where the servers were earlier used where they consumer about 130 MW power, Lt Col Bedi said.

The company draws 20 MW from the Bangalore Electricity and Supply and Company and is planning to source the remaining power from other entities, he said.

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Originally Posted by sunilkumar

Divyashree developers has updated their website.

Ongoing Projects in Bangalore

Divyashree Technopolis : SEZ Located off Old Airport Road near Maratahalli Jn
a)Precommitted to Thomson Reuters(consolidate all operations of BLR)
Campus size :0.9 mi sqft
Completion :3Q 2012



b)Precommitted to ACS Xerox , Landmark group
Campus size :0.65 mi sqft
Completion :3Q 2012



c)Precommitted to Deloitte
Campus size :0.9 mi sqft
Completion :3Q 2012




(Other Ongoing projects)
Divyashree Tecnopark near EPIP(Accenture SEZ , TESCO ,+ other buildings)
Sandy Waters Located at Thanisandra Road

(In principal approval)
Divyashree TECHSPACE near Airport

afaik sez act expires q1 2012. buildings finished later than that wont have tax benefit unless next budget allows that

[sunilkumar]

IT/ITES GROWTH CORRIDOR SERIES by Vestianglobal

WHITEFIELD & ELECTRONICS CITY : http://www.vestianglobal.com/Vestian...ronicsCity.pdf

BANGALORE-ORR :http://www.vestianglobal.com/IT_ITeS...galore_ORR.pdf

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Campus Size :0.5 million sft

[NParry]

Any pictures of Tulip Data City campus in Bangalore?

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Whitefield by Nandan's CAMnota, on Flickr

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AHMEDABAD: Software giant Infosys on Wednesday said it was looking to expand its footprint in India with a focus on tier-II cities.

"We are looking for land in various parts of the country and looking to expand our capacity with a focus on tier-II cities," Infosys CEO and Co-founder S D Shibulal told reporters here on the sidelines of an award function.

"This year we added nearly 45,000 to 47,000 people. For the next year we have already given campus offers to 23,000 candidates," he said. "The net additions by us this year are around 25,000," Shibulal said, referring to attrition.

The company recently sealed a deal with Madhya Pradesh government for setting up a development centre in Indore. It is awaiting response from West Bengal government for setting up a centre in Kolkata. The company is present in 10 cities currently.

"We are awaiting response from the Kolkata (West Bengal) government. We are positive on the offer made to them," an Infosys executive said, replying to a media query.

The company, which has been planning a centre in Gujarat too, said at present only the issues related to availability of land at fair price are being considered. "We are focused on tier-II cities more, since some of the tier-I cities are facing challenges of infrastructure," he said.

On being asked if he foresees a shift from product-based to service-based operations, Shibulal said "Infosys has evolved in the last 30 years manifold. If you look at our revenues in 1999, 90 per cent was coming from application development and maintenance, today it is just about 36 per cent.

"We have evolved to next generation consulting and technology organisation. Today we offer a wide range of services, 32 per cent of our revenue comes from consulting and system integration work, 6.5 per cent comes from product and platforms," Shibulal said.

"In percentage terms our aspiration is more to grow in the products and platform space, both organically and inorganically, and maintain balance in all three portfolios."

Commenting on the global scenario vis-a-vis IT sector in India, Shibulal said that globally the environment is pretty uncertain, which reflects in company's guidance. Currently, one needs to be cautious.

Stating his expectations from the coming budget, Shibulal said the need of hour is to grow at 9 per cent, and the expectations from budget are that it will support growth and remove regional imbalances. "We have to grow at 9 per cent at least, and I think that is the fundamental need for the country. The challenge is how you create nine plus growth."

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/11902525.cms

Time to get a push our Belgavi/Huballi/Gulburga

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Kerala's biggest IT employer UST Global Friday expanded its Bangalore operations which will initially accommodate 600, with the capacity to expand to over 5,000.

Elaborating on UST Global's expansion plans, its chairman Satendra Gupta said the company's offshore operations have so far been centred on South India and the Philippines and it now makes sense to build a broader base in the IT capital of India, Bangalore.

"After being the forerunner in creating opportunities and retaining the position of the largest employer in the IT Sector in tier-2 cities of Kerala, we believe our expansion in Bangalore is the next step," said Gupta.

UST currently employs 9,000 IT professionals, 4,000 of them in Kerala alone.

California-based UST Global is a next-generation IT service and business process outsourcing provider focused on delivering IT and business solutions.

UST Global is also building a new flagship campus in bangalore, the first phase of which is expected to be completed soon. Once operational, the three million sq ft campus will be a major hub for offshore IT services.

[sunilkumar]

Please provide the source.

UST Global is also building a new flagship campus in bangalore, the first phase of which is expected to be completed soon. Once operational, the three million sq ft campus will be a major hub for offshore IT services.

It's in Trivandrum where company already has a huge base.

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Originally Posted by sunilkumar

Please provide the source.


It's in Trivandrum where company already has a huge base.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/11926835.cms

[sunilkumar]

thanks avi.

[sunilkumar]

source