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Intoto's Chennai centre

CHENNAI: Intoto Inc, providers of software platform products for security, wireless and voice applications, has opened a development centre in Chennai. This centre is part of Intoto's previously announced $ 15 million investment plans in India. The company at present, operates a research and development facility in Hyderabad employing 135 engineers. The company, recently secured $ 11 million funding by a venture capitalist, AsiaTech Management, and a corporate partner.

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