IBM’s Consulting FutureNow Centre now in Visakhapatnam
Global technology major IBM on Wednesday expanded its footprint in Andhra Pradesh with the launch of its new IBM Consulting FutureNow Centre at Lansom Square
Global technology major IBM on Wednesday expanded its footprint in Andhra Pradesh with the launch of its new IBM Consulting FutureNow Centre at Lansom Square, at Isukathota junction in the city. The facility was jointly inaugurated by Information Technology and HRD Minister Nara Lokesh and IBM India and South Asia Managing Director Sandip Patel. Designed to power global Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital transformation initiatives, the new center would deliver high-end consulting and technology services to international clients.
Operations at the facility would span AI, hybrid cloud, software engineering, data and analytics, cybersecurity, enterprise transformation, AI-driven cloud transformation, platform engineering, service integration, quality engineering, and user experience services. Speaking at the launch, Mr. Lokesh said that the establishment of the centre marked a significant step in positioning Visakhapatnam as a premier global destination for AI and technology-driven innovation. He noted that the government’s core objective extended beyond attracting tech investments to building a robust ecosystem that generates quality employment and integrates local youth into the global digital economy.
Patel highlighted that the centre aligned with the broader vision of Viksit Bharat-2047, leveraging India’s rich talent pool and technological capabilities to drive long-term value for global clients. Usha Srikanth, Managing Partner for IBM Consulting India, added that Visakhapatnam’s emerging talent base and
strong educational infrastructure made the city an ideal strategic hub to accelerate digital modernisation. IBM Consulting has its FutureNow framework across 15 locations in India, including Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Coimbatore, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Mysuru, Noida, Pune, and now Visakhapatnam.
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