Persistent Systems Expands Its Presence In Nagpur (11-Nov-2011)
Persistent Systems, a software product development services company has opened a new, state-of-the-art facility at MIDC Info Park in Nagpur.
The environmentally-responsible and resource-efficient building is constructed on 2 acres of land and provides seating for 1,250 people. It offers best-in-class amenities such as a well-equipped auditorium, training department, library, cafeteria and dedicated parking space.
Persistent Systems has operating in Nagpur since November 2003. It is an OPD specialty company offering customers the benefits of offshore delivery. It designs, develops and maintains software systems and solutions, creates new applications and enhances the functionality of the customers' existing software products.
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