Gramener, a New-Jersey based data science and storytelling firm, has opened a state-of-the-art 250 seater research and development base at SLN-One West in the Nanakramguda Financial District, the IT hub of Hyderabad. Gramener also announced its plans to bring 500 data science jobs to Hyderabad over the next two years.
Gramener co-founder Naveen Gattu spoke about bringing the firm back to its roots as Gramener was founded in Hyderabad in 2010. Telangana has signed an MoU with Gramener.
Gramener simplifies data insights to aid decision-makers across industries. The firm works with reputed global brands in primarily the pharma & life sciences, supply chain & analytics, ESG, and technology sectors.
Gramener’s offerings focus on providing scalable and flexible Data and AI solutions to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs and heighten customer or partner experience. The Hyderabad centre will have around 250 data science resources with a unique combination of statistics, design, and technology skills.
IT Minister KT Rama Rao said the government was keen on working with enterprises such as Gramener to utilise its huge data mine, of 36 crore datasets, to help make inter-operable decisions and improve coordination among various line departments.
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