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Polycom Expands India Operations

Polycom has launched a new product and solutions development centre in Hyderabad.

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FP Archives|Jan 31, 2017, 01:24:01 IST

Polycom has expanded its investment in India with the launch of a new product and solutions development centre in Hyderabad.

The new facility will house development programmes for the company’s portfolio of voice communications solutions for mobile, desktop and conferencing applications. In 2008, six additional office locations are planned to serve India’s top 10 metropolitan and regional business hubs.

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“India is well known for its world-class technology talent pool which we are delighted to have access to,” said Sunil Bhalla, senior vice president and general manager, Voice Communications Solutions Division, Polycom.

The new offices scheduled for launch in 2008 will support Polycom's sales and distribution channels in India.

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First Published:Nov 27, 2007, 14:00:10 IST
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