Pactera is planning to launch technological improvements in its services that are operated by Hungarian IT experts, who will provide worldwide support for the company’s clients.
The Chinese-based company is employing approximately 22,000 workers around the world and has been offering IT counselling for almost 20 years.
Pactera is opening its offices in Dorottya Udvar, an recently built office complex in Buda, which recently received a certificate for its environmental aspects.
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