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Schneider launches second phase of GTC

BANGALORE: Schneider Electric, an European giant in electrical distribution, industrial automation and building control, on Tuesday launched the second phase of its Global Technology Centre (GTC) at Whitefield here. It will provide an additional seating capacity of 250 for the 11.7 billion euro company. The centre is aiming at enhancing domain and product knowledge.

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