Host Analytics to expand R&D in Hyderabad

Host Analytics to expand R&D in Hyderabad
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Host Analytics, a leading provider of scalable, cloud-based enterprise performance management (EPM) solutions, will expand its R&D activity, for which the company has earmarked $25-million investment. As part of this, Host Analytics has decided to scale up its engineering workforce over next three years, according to a release.

Hyderabad: Host Analytics, a leading provider of scalable, cloud-based enterprise performance management (EPM) solutions, will expand its R&D activity, for which the company has earmarked $25-million investment. As part of this, Host Analytics has decided to scale up its engineering workforce over next three years, according to a release.

Company’s CEO Dave Kellogg said: “Host Analytics was founded simultaneously in India and the US. Our plan is to double the office space in Hyderabad to 30,000sft and increase India headcount from present 150 to 300 to strengthen business growth. We have signed a lease agreement on space to accommodate our increasing number of staff at the R&D center in Hyderabad. The larger space will accommodate the company’s continued expansion plans.”

Sanjay Vyas, senior vice-president (engineering and technology) at Host Analytics, said: “The 30,000-sft R&D facility at Madhapur will provide increased capacity for engineering, product testing, research and development. The expansion will also support the company’s growing portfolio of partners and customers in the region informed.”

“We have raised over $100milion in captial. We have over 650 customers and 40,000 users in 90 countries. Host Analytics clients include GSK, NEC, Bose, Abbott, Swissport, Pinterest, fitbit, LazBoy, True Religion, Burlington and others,” adds Ron Baden, chief product officer.

Host Analytics is a leader in the $4.5 billion EPM market. EPM market is part of the $16.98 billion business intelligence market in the world. The size of global big data analytics market is put at $200 billion. “We continue to invest in cloud EPM Innovation,” said Kellogg.

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