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CSC plans expansion

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD : Computer Sciences Corporation India (CSC), part of a global IT solutions' provider, on Wednesday announced the setting up of four power centres across India for specific services delivery for its global clients in financial services sector.

At a press conference here on Wednesday, CSC's president and MD Bala Mahadevan said the company was gearing for its next phase of growth in India, specially around Hyderabad and Chennai.

It was poised to add about 1,000 people in Chennai and have an additional facility for 1,100 people in Raheja Mindspace.

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