SplashBI, an enterprise data intelligence platform, has opened a global capability centre (GCC) in Hyderabad and plans to invest more than $100 million in it over the next five to seven years.
The company said the money will go towards infrastructure, technology and talent. The aim is to scale the Hyderabad centre and strengthen SplashBI's global product engineering and delivery capabilities.
The announcement ties the centre to two core functions: building the product and delivering it to customers. The company has not said in its statement how the work will be split between Hyderabad and its other locations.
The investment is spread over five to seven years, which points to a gradual build-out rather than a single upfront outlay. The company did not break down how much will go to each of the three areas it named.
Hyderabad is one of India's established locations for technology operations and has drawn a steady stream of global companies setting up captive centres. SplashBI's move adds a data and analytics software company to that group.
The company did not disclose hiring targets or a timeline for the centre's phases in the information available. Those details will show how quickly the centre can grow into the role the company has outlined for it.
