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Roamware to expand base

Moumita Bakshi

New Delhi , Feb. 22

ROAMWARE Inc, California-based provider of value-added voice and data roaming solutions, plans to expand its development base in India and ramp up headcount to 175 professionals in the next two years.

"Our entire global development work takes place in India and we have about 100 people at present, of which 95 professionals are at the Mumbai centre and rest in Delhi. We now plan to undertake expansion of the Delhi centre as the location has a strong base of engineering professionals," Mr Abraham Punnoose, Director, Marketing & Business Development, Roamware, said here.

He did not specify the investments that would go into expansion activities.

The company's clientele in the country includes BSNL, Reliance and MTNL, he said, adding that globally the company worked in 58 countries covering 88 networks.

Built around Roamware's core technology footprint, the Service Delivery System operators can utilise a range of solutions to unify critical subscriber information for the design and deployment of intelligent personalised services.

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