CA Announces Expansion Of India Technology Centre
The ITC contributes to the development of all major CA products in the areas of IT management, governance and security.
CA plans to expand its India Technology Centre (ITC) with the construction of a new 180,000 square foot building on the CA campus in Hyderabad. When completed in late 2010, the new $30 million research and development (R&D) building will have the capacity to house an additional 1,000 employees.
"As an independent IT management software company, CA relies on a vibrant and diverse workforce with major sites around the world,” said Dr Ajei Gopal, executive vice president of CA’s Enterprise IT Management Group. “The ITC is one of CA’s largest locations and is essential to CA’s continued ability to deliver industry-leading solutions to our customers. With this new building, we will be able to accommodate anticipated growth in our R&D, technical support, IT infrastructure management, applications development and professional services teams."
Opened just a year ago after four years of CA R&D activity in India, the ITC now contributes to the development of all major CA products in the areas of IT management, governance and security. The new building will take the ITC footprint to some 440,672 square feet. Currently, CA has about 1,600 employees at the ITC, which is located in the Nanakramguda village area of the Serilingampally municipality.
"Today’s announcement exemplifies CA’s commitment to leading-edge product delivery and in attracting high quality talent," said Lokesh Jindal, senior vice president and general manager of CA’s ITC. "Work carried out at the ITC is critical to CA operations around the world. We have created a world-class working environment at the ITC to attract the best talent."

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