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VisualSoft gets R & D contracts
By Our Staff Reporter
HYDERABAD, DEC. 20. The Hyderabad based VisualSoft Technologies
has bagged two major long-term R&D outsourcing contracts - one
from a Fortune 25 company and the other from a reputed R&D Labs
of the U.S. Two more contracts are to be signed in the next 40
days, according to Mr. D. V. S. Raju, Chairman and Managing
Director.
Addressing a press conference here on Wednesday, he said these
high-end long-term R&D contracts will strengthen the company's
efforts to reposition itself as a technology partner, with a
products and solutions business model, and not just a service
vendor.
Citing confidentiality reasons for non-disclosure of further
details on the two orders, he however said one of them was a
consumer electronics company with labs in the U.S., and the other
a global consumer goods company. Not wanting to project the
additional revenues from these four projects, he however
disclosed that 250 people would be working on them.
VisualSoft is also planning three overseas centres - two in the
U.S. (likely at New York and Silicon Valley, but not finalised),
and the third one in London. Each of these business development
and support centres would entail an investment of about $2
million. Offices are also planned in Chennai and Bangalore.
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