Deloitte has expanded its presence in Bengaluru, India, by opening a new office, its fourth in the city. Located in Yemalur Village, Marathahalli, this office is equipped to house 6,000 professionals and is part of Deloitte's strategic efforts to grow and expand in the region. This new facility will focus on serving global clients and adds to the existing trio of offices in the city, drawing on Bengaluru's talent pool and infrastructure.
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Members at the new office will work across various domains including artificial intelligence, data analytics, cybersecurity, cloud services, and more. The office, inaugurated by Lara Abrash, Chair of Deloitte US, features technological setups like an XR Studio and Innovation Labs.
In March, the company inaugurated three new workplace hubs in Bengaluru Noida, and Pune. It has offices in 14 locations (cities) in India, including Bhubaneswar, Coimbatore, Kochi, and Jamshedpur.
In January, Deloitte stated that it is training over 120,000 employees through its AI Academy. Additionally, the company is investing over $2 billion in global technology learning initiatives aimed at improving skills in AI and related fields.
It also announced a substantial $2 billion investment in the IndustryAdvantage program to improve industry-specific services by integrating generative AI into Deloitte’s solutions. Additionally, Deloitte is expanding its suite of generative AI-enabled accelerators and enhancing its cloud-native platform, Converge.
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