Tata Consultancy Services, Asia's senior software development and service company, which has been present in Hungary for 20 years, will create 300 new jobs with typically high added value in Financial Analysis, Market Research and IT areas over the next two years in Budapest. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is the largest IT ventures of India, […]
The Hungarian subsidiary of the Cosmo Consult Group will establish new IT development and service centers in Debrecen and Szeged providing business IT solutions. With an investment of some HUF 785 million, the company with a German background active in 26 countries, will create at least 50 high value-added jobs for IT professionals. Besides Hungary, […]
Thanks in part to its exceptionally flexible working arrangements, Roche's Budapest-based service center was awarded first place at this year's CEE Business Services Summit & Awards. With 31 employees of different nationalities and a large number of female managers, the office in the Hungarian capital further strengthens its role within the global group, a press […]
The Switzerland-based pharmaceutical company Roche is going to increase the number of its collaborators in positions creating high added value in its service center located in the Hungarian capital. The 250 new employees will provide support to the subsidiaries of Roche in 60 countries in the fields of finance, purchasing, HR and information technology. Roche […]
ExxonMobil expressed its thanks to its partners and oldest colleagues for the past fifteen years' achievements in Hungary in the framework of a ceremonial event. The Budapest business service center of the US-based company, whose employee number has grown five-fold since its opening in 2004, mainly provides financial and controlling assistance to the parent company, […]
19 robots help the staff working in GE Hungary’s Budapest shared service center. By automating certain elements of financial, accounting, procurement, logistics, IT, and HR processes, GE aims to improve the quality and efficiency of administrative processes.
The Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA) organized in Budapest the Hungarian Shared Services Gala, during which awards were given to top companies and managers of 2017 in three categories and the latest SSC market survey was published.
The Hungarian government and UNICEF announced this week that they agreed in principle to establish UNICEF’s first-ever Global Shared Services Center in Budapest. It will conduct a broad range of UNICEF’s financial and human resources operations worldwide.
As announced earlier this week, Saudi industrial and commercial service provider Sherbiny Holdings will establish an engineering service center in Gödöllõ, just east of Budapest.The value of the investment exceeds HUF 150 million (EUR 481 000).
“Hungary's primary appeal is its well-trained workforce,” Ferdinando Beccalli-Falco, President and CEO of GE Europe pointed out as his company opened a Global Operations Center in Budapest. The opening was also attended by the Hungarian Prime Minister.
The prospect of growing the company’s presence in Hungary and the opportunities which Budapest presents as a location have been two important considerations for BP opening its European Business Service Center in the Hungarian capital.
