| According to Iteamic Founder & CEO Raghurama Kote, the expansion will help the company recruit talent locally. At present, the company employs 250 people in Bangalore. |
| "We are looking at secondary cities and towns in Karnataka for expansion as the company is growing around 100 per cent year-on-year. The Mangalore centre will house 100 people and it will become operational later this year," he said. |
| Iteamic, which serves various US-based companies for their financial products, expects to close the fiscal with Rs 42 crore revenue. The company has launched BPO operations for some of its clients in Bangalore. |
| The five-year-old company recently entered into a alliance with ECI, a San Francisco-based company, to offer compliance consulting and software services. Iteamic had also started developing solutions in the education domain for the European and Asian markets. |
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