Experian expands its footprint in Hyderabad

Experian expands its footprint in Hyderabad

Experian, the world’s premier provider of data, analytics, and decisioning, today announced the expansion of the Experian Global Innovation Centre in Hyderabad. Shri. K. T. Rama Rao, Honourable Minister of IT E&C, Municipal Administration & Urban Development, Industries and Commerce Telangana, Neeraj Dhawan, Country Manager, Experian India, Jacky Simmonds, Chief People Officer, Experian, and other global Experian executives attended the event. On the occasion, the honourable guest emphasised the importance of additional innovation centres with world-class goods and services to accelerate financial inclusion.

It is another step toward Experian’s goal of empowering individuals and companies to make sound financial decisions via technology, analytics, and innovation. The Experian GIC is part of Experian’s worldwide network of development centres and collaborates closely with Experian product teams across the world.

Experian expands its footprint in HyderabadHyderabad is a hub for innovation, home to several international IT companies, and a centre for technology, according to Shri. K. T. Rama Rao, Telangana’s honourable minister of IT E&C, municipal administration & urban development, industries, and commerce. The state has a cutting-edge infrastructure, a wealth of employable people, and a climate that is favourable for businesses to thrive. Our goal of advancing technology and turning Hyderabad into a leading worldwide centre for IT innovation is made possible by companies like Experian.

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In terms of expansion, “Experian has always prioritised India as a critical priority market, and this step underlines Experian’s devotion,” stated Neeraj Dhawan, Country Manager of Experian India. Our mission is to encourage financial inclusion and constant innovation to provide clients with improved access to credit. To better serve businesses and customers, we aspire to create cutting-edge solutions via innovation, technology, and quality.”

Experian’s Chief People Officer, Jacky Simmonds, stated, “This increase will assist Experian in pursuing its innovation agenda and using the talent existing in India.” As a result of our country’s consistent growth in recent years, India will play a significant role in Experian’s overall growth narrative in the coming years.”

 

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