Satyam To Set Up A CoE For Process Manufacturing Industry
New centre will provide engineering & information technology solutions to the process manufacturing industry.
Satyam Computer Services Ltd. has announced that it will be setting up a Process Manufacturing Innovation Centre of Excellence (PROMICE) at Hyderabad to help process manufacturing companies fully exploit advances in information technology – especially in the areas of product & process innovation.
The emphasis on adaptive manufacturing and engineering capabilities. Satyam's Process Manufacturing Innovation Center of Excellence will create solutions and intellectual property through a new Facility to be set in Hyderabad.
"We are partners with leaders in the Industry, as well as premier academic institutions like Purdue University, ISB and Industry associations like CII in India and others across the globe," said Subu D, Director & Senior Vice President, Satyam Manufacturing and Automotive Business. "As a result, we will offer innovative solutions using a highly collaborative environment which will provide our process manufacturing clients the expertise, speed, precision and agility they need to stay ahead in their market segments."
The Hyderabad PROMICE will have virtually simulated factories for each of major 10 process industry verticals including, Metals & Mining, Building materials, Pulp & paper, Textiles, Food & Beverages, Leather, Plastics, Rubber, Chemicals, and Pharmaceuticals.
"The mantra in the process industry today is Innovation. Satyam's process manufacturing practice integrates in-depth knowledge of technology platforms with an extensive understanding of process manufacturing industries and develops Solutions using Technology to address that need," Subu added.

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