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EskoArtwork Inaugurates Development Center in Bangalore, India

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14 years ago

November 19, 2009

Susan Conner Signs of the Times November 2009 Issue

EskoArtwork (Ghent, Belgium) has opened a 6,000-sq.-ft. office in Bangalore, India, which will enable the company’s programmers, software developers and application engineers to extend the systems integration capabilities and e-support services internationally.
EskoArtwork has been active in India since 1996, and for the first 10 years focused on developing commercial opportunities in the domestic market. In 2007, the company established the Global Resources Centre, which concentrates primarily on providing support for sophisticated systems integration projects that are mainly originated in Europe and North America. With India taking an increasingly important role in the global economy, the company established a larger operation in the territory.
The Banaglore office has 40 staff people, who are divided in two areas: software developers and printing and packaging application engineers.

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