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Sonata Software office in Chicago

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Bangalore, June 28

Sonata Software Ltd has set up an office in Chicago, bringing the total number of its international locations to ten.

Sonata currently has a network of offices on the US East and West coasts. The Chicago office would serve clients in the Central and Mid-West regions.

Mr B. Ramaswamy, President and Managing Director, Sonata, said, "We have been executing our growth strategy in a concerted fashion. The opening of the Chicago office is another step in the direction of geographical expansion in the US. Considering the activity in the Central and Mid-Western US, this office will further our client acquisition process; while at the same time, ensure quality support to our existing clients there."

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