Microsoft, Satyam Strengthen Strategic Relationship
Satyam has announced various strategic initiatives to further expand the scope and scale of its multi-dimensional relationship with Microsoft Corp.
Satyam has announced various strategic initiatives to further expand the scope and scale of its multi-dimensional relationship with Microsoft Corp., including the setting up of a 350 seater dedicated delivery centre in Hyderabad to deliver futuristic solutions using Microsoft technologies.
"Microsoft is a strategic customer and partner for Satyam in terms of futuristic technological solutions for the global markets. Satyam appreciates the opportunity to create innovative and cutting edge technological solutions through Microsoft technologies involving MS Dynamics and Unified Communication Solutions. We aim at being a Global Leader in these technologies through dedicated multi-regional R&D investments for vertical industry specific solutions with direct partnership with Microsoft. Satyam’s current and future Global clientele will benefit from these investments immensely as our solution labs provide industry specific yet customized solutions that work for them from Day One,” "said Ram Mynampati, Member of the Board & President, Commercial & Healthcare Businesses, Satyam Computer.
"Satyam has been a valued partner for Microsoft, helping us create solutions that enable our customers and stakeholders businesses get ‘People Ready’. We expect this relationship to grow deeper and broader with time. The infrastructure and support that Satyam has dedicated to Microsoft represents its commitment to our continued success," said Moorthy Uppaluri, CEO, Microsoft IT-Global.

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