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Pegasystems opens Bengaluru Executive Briefing Center as part of India expansion

Pegasystems has inaugurated a new office and Executive Briefing Center (EBC) in Bengaluru, marking a significant expansion of its operations in India. The company said the facility, developed with an investment of over ₹60 crore, is intended to strengthen its engineering capabilities and support deeper engagement with enterprise customers and partners.

Located at EcoWorld Tech Park, the new office reflects Pegasystems’ continued investment in India as a strategic hub for product engineering, innovation and customer engagement.

The inauguration was attended by Priyank M. Kharge, along with senior executives from Pegasystems’ global and India leadership teams.

Executive briefing centre to support enterprise engagement

A key feature of the new facility is the Bengaluru Executive Briefing Center, which has been established to facilitate executive discussions, product demonstrations and strategic engagements with customers, partners and technology leaders.

According to the company, the centre will host executive meetings, solution showcases, product roadmap discussions, advisory...

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