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ADP's Hyderabad Centre

HYDERABAD: The $7 billion Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Inc. has announced the setting up of its global technology centre in Hyderabad, which will see an investment of $2 million coming into the facility to become operational by July 5. Malcolm Thorne, Vice-President, ADP, and Ayush Maheshwari, Director (Technical services and operations), ADP, said at a press conference here on Wednesday that as part of expansion plans, it was setting up a 40,000 sq. ft. facility here. — Our Special Correspondent

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