Infosys inaugurates new digital proximity center in Sofia, Bulgaria to advance European expansion

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Infosys, a global frontrunner in digital services and consulting, has revealed the launch of a new proximity center in Sofia, Bulgaria, marking a strategic step in the company’s continued expansion across Europe. The new center, designed to harness local talent and support digital innovation, is set to employ and enhance the skills of 500 new workers within the next four years. These individuals will be instrumental in developing solutions centered around next-generation technologies such as Infosys Cobalt Cloud Solutions, Infosys Topaz AI & Automation, Data and Insights, IoT, 5G, and advanced software engineering.

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Bulgaria’s Emerging IT Landscape: An Ideal Hub for Digital Transformation

Recognized for its developed IT infrastructure and a strong contingent of local IT experts, Bulgaria presents an attractive IT development landscape. Infosys’ establishment of the Sofia center is expected to offer a collaborative space for companies across varied sectors like financial services and retail to propel their digital transformation initiatives within Bulgaria and across Europe.

Infosys Commits to Upskilling 500 Employees in Bulgaria Amidst European Growth Strategy

Infosys Commits to Upskilling 500 Employees in Bulgaria Amidst European Growth Strategy. Photo courtesy of Infosys Limited.

A Catalyst for AI and Cloud-Led Digital Journeys in Europe

The Sofia center is poised to bolster Infosys’ role in aiding European clients on their AI and cloud-led digital paths, with a particular focus on enhancing Infosys’ presence in sectors such as manufacturing, retail, and financial services. The center is intended to function as a strategic point for Infosys to rapidly build teams with digital, analytical, SAP, and cloud expertise.

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Highlighting the center’s significance, Milena Stoycheva, Minister of Innovation and Growth of the Bulgarian Government, stated, “The opening of the new Centre in Sofia is a testament to Infosys’ commitment to fostering talent in our country.” Similarly, Kosta Cholakov, CEO of DZI Insurance, expressed enthusiasm for Infosys’ expansion, which aligns closely with their digital transformation goals.

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Dinesh Rao, Infosys’ Executive Vice President and Co-Head of Delivery, commented on the expansion, “Bulgaria is renowned for its excellent IT talent, and we’re excited to build an exemplary workforce that meets the demands for next-generation skills and solutions.” This move signifies Infosys’ dedication to not only advancing its operational reach in Europe but also contributing to the continent’s digital evolution by leveraging local expertise and fostering innovation.

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