Headquartered in Trivandrum, SEQATO is a leading technology partner and digital solution provider helping global enterprises to develop and operate mission-critical software solutions. The company expands the headquarters and rolls up plans to open up new offices in other major Indian cities.
Thiruvananthapuram : SEQATO, a company focused on providing product engineering and software services for large and medium enterprises announces the move to a new office space to support rapid growth. The new office space opened at Technopark, Trivandrum features an open office architecture to foster collaboration, and a larger space to support all-employee gatherings.
Focusing on domains like telecom, banking, insurance, healthcare, and education, the company has a growing customer base in the USA, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Middle East regions. To support the business growth from existing and new customers, SEQATO also plans to hire 100 more employees within the next one year and aims to open more office spaces across India by 2023. The firm’s development centres will be opened in major Indian cities such as Kochi and Bengaluru soon.
Formal inauguration of the facility was conducted by Mr. Sreekumar V (Secretary-GTech & Centre Head-Tata Elxsi) in the presence of Mr. John M. Thomas (Kerala State IT Parks CEO), Mr. Vijay Kumar (InApp CEO and Nasscom SME Council Member) , GTech office bearers, Rotary Club of Technopark office bearers, and top officials of other companies in Technopark.
As part of the inauguration ceremony, SEQATO released financial assistance to the underprivileged, under their social responsibility programme.
Robin Panicker, CEO of SEQATO said, “We have seen rapid growth since inception and expanding our corporate head office has been an essential step to support this progression.”
“We are excited to be under one roof today after the uncertainties of the pandemic time. Our associates have proved that they can deliver the best results irrespective of the location they work, however at the same time we feel that a common place is essential for all of us to come together and collaborate better.” Mathew Cherian, COO of SEQATO added.