IBM Enters Nagpur With SMB Focus
IBM India has announced its operations in Nagpur, as part of its expansion plans to enter 14 new cities in the country.
IBM India has announced its operations in Nagpur, as part of its expansion plans to enter 14 new cities in the country. This would enable IBM to strengthen its pan India foothold and cater specially to the unique requirements of the various SMB clients spread in the city of Nagpur and its neighboring markets.
According to Ramesh Narasimhan, director – GSMB, IBM India, "Opening operations in Nagpur is a reflection of IBM's continued commitment to working closely with SMBs throughout India to empower them with world class technology; thus paving their way to success."
"Small and Medium Businesses play an integral role in sustaining India's growth story. Nagpur, a strong manufacturing and resource hub for many industries will be an important market for IBM and this initiative will further cement our commitment to deliver things faster and better to our customers" Ramesh added.
IBM's operations in Nagpur will target various clients in the Media and Newspaper, Manufacturing, Food and Dairy, Mining and services, Research and Education and Textile sectors among others.

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