Netherlands software vendor Dynacommerce opens R&D Centre in Bengaluru

BENGALURU: The Netherlands-based software vendor Dynacommerce on Wednesday announced the launch of its research and development centre in Bengaluru.

“I am extremely delighted at the launch of Dynacommerce’s R&D Centre in Bengaluru, which will further enhance the economic cooperation between The Netherlands and India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to The Netherlands in June had termed The Netherlands as a ‘Natural Partner’ in India’s economic development,” Rene Beerepoot, the Attaché, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, said on the occasion.

“This year India and The Netherlands are celebrating 70 years of diplomatic relationship. The Netherlands Prime Minister in his joint address with Prime Minister Modi said that easing the flow of capital in both directions gives fresh impetus to ties between the two countries,” he added.


“The availability of world class talent, advanced infrastructure and proximity to other fast-growing emerging markets of the world are key reasons for us to start our first offshore facility in Bengaluru,” said Dynacommerce Managing Director Rick Centeno.

Dynacommerce’s IT solution Omnius, according to founder John Jansen, is a quick and easy to deploy omni-channel and multi-play sales and delivery orchestration solution for telecommunication providers and utility companies.

“From being operations and delivery centres in the early 1990s, the centres in India are becoming innovation hubs focusing on digital initiatives, including advanced analytics, cognitive computing and machine learning, automation & robotics, and virtual reality (VR). We plan to double our strength by the end of 2017,” Dynacommerce India Managing Director Saikat Mitra said.