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GalaxE.Solutions to increase headcount

BANGALORE: GalaxE.Solutions, which is into designing and deploying business processes and supporting systems that enable clients to transact and share information across internal networks and over the Internet, has announced that India will be the hub of IT activity for its operations. The company with offices in New York, Toronto, and Bangalore will be transferring to Bangalore and Toronto significant high-value work. It also announced that it would increase the headcount by 100 per cent in Bangalore. The company at present employs over 100 employees at its development centres at Bangalore.

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