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Oracle to double headcount in India

NEW DELHI JULY 10. Enthused by the tremendous growth prospects in India, the global software company Oracle today launched an e-governance centre of excellence in association with Hewlett Packard at Gurgaon and announced its plans to double its headcount in the country to 6,000.

"Both Indian and Chinese economies are running rapidly and there is a growing competition between the two, with a certain amount of overlap. But most companies are going for outsourcing of manufacturing activities to China and outsourcing of services to India,'' Larry Ellison, Chairman of Oracle Corporation, said. — PTI

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