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Symphony Services gets new heads

BANGALORE: Symphony Services, provider of collaborative, full lifecycle-outsourcing solutions for software product development and analytic processes, has promoted Ajay Kela, former President of its India operations, to the position of Chief Operating Officer and Managing director. Amitava Roy succeeds Ajay as president of Symphony's India operations. Amitava will be responsible for day-to-day operations and growth of Symphony India, which currently has operations in Bangalore, Pune and Mumbai.

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