TransUnion, leading global information and insights company, has launched a new functional centre in Pune, as part of its expansion plans. It already has a global capability center (GCC) in Chennai and plans to increase its workforce in the country by about 50 per cent in a year’s time.
With presence in more than 30 countries across five continents, TransUnion provides solutions that help create economic opportunity, great experiences and personal empowerment for millions of people.
The new centre will deliver technology solutions to the global TransUnion enterprise and complement the Chennai location, which offers a full stack of capabilities to fuel innovation and act as a catalyst for customer success.
Located at Nagar Road, Yerawada, Pune, the new centre will take on diverse talent with expertise in data science and analytics, digital technologies, mobile computing and intelligent automation amongst others.
As Debasis Panda, VP – operations, TransUnion, rightly puts it, the “new centre will help harness the best talent pool available to enable a wide range of technology and business operations for the global enterprise.” It is part of “ a wider initiative which also sees TransUnion concurrently opening a new global capability centre in South Africa,” he adds.
The first TransUnion setup came up in 2018, in Chennai. The then 20-strong team has now grown to over 900 associates.
Debjani Ghosh, president, NASSCOM, appreciated the fact that the expansion “will immensely benefit the organisation and enable it to further leverage talent, develop new capabilities and foster innovation.”
