Business, Investments properties in Poland
Yet another IT company opening its branch in Wroclaw.
This time it is an Indian company MphasiS, which hires over 40 000 employees around the world. In Wroclaw it is opening the service center. This year, about hundred people will find a job there. MphasiS is one of the biggest IT companies in India. Its main headquarters is placed in Bangalore and it has branches in China, Japan, North America, Europe and Australia.
The corporation creates and supports computer application systems and outsourcing different business IT services for financial, insurance, health care, transport and production markets. Wroclaw branch is the first polish MphasiS investment.
Źródło: Gazeta Wyborcza
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