Mindlance Adds 100 New Clients In India

Mindlance, a New Jersey, US-based IT infrastructure service provider, with its India Headquarters at Bangalore, announced that it has added 100 new clients in India in the last 6 months under the dynamic leadership of the Group CIO and Head of India Operations, Kamal Sharma. The company had targeted to achieve 100 new customers in the current financial year ending 31st December 2011.
Mindlance, by efficiently implementing its ambitious growth strategy, set a record by achieving this target in just two quarters. Mindlance provided services ranging from Data storage to Voice Telephony to its customers dealing in multitude of verticals. With this, Mindlance has evolved into a major Tier-2 Systems Integrator in India with focus on verticals like IT, BFSI, Manufacturing, Government, Life sciences and Education.

“Some of our recent customer acquisitions include Bharat IT Services (a SPICE Group venture), Knowledge Global Limited, GTL Limited, UST Global, Just Dial and Piramal Healthcare. We would like to celebrate this stupendous achievement with both our clients and business/channel partners, who have whole-heartedly supported us since our inception in India,” said Kamal Sharma.

Mindlance is managing the infrastructure (24/7) of Knowledge Global Limited, the world’s largest provider of content processing and production at 3 locations currently. For GTL Limited, Mindlance would be managing its IT infrastructure at around 18 locations across India apart from being involved with them in Gujarat for their telecom projects. For Just Dial, Mindlance would provide the infrastructure solutions from EMC2 as also other solution areas like AV, Microsoft etc. For Piramal Health Care, Mindlance would be providing Storage and Backup solutions.

“Mindlance is on a massive growth path in India having recently opened its 7th office in Chennai, the other 6 being located at Bangalore (2 offices), Gurgaon, Jaipur, Mumbai and Kolkata. We would be further expanding in terms of opening new facilities across the country along with huge recruitment plans by end 2011,” added Kamal Sharma.