GlobalLogic

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GlobalLogic
Type Private
Industry Full-lifecycle product development services
Founded 2000
Headquarters McLean, Virginia and San Jose, California
Key people Peter Harrison (Vice Chairman), Shashank Samant (President & CEO), Wayne Grubbs (CFO), Jim Walsh (CTO)
Revenue US $ 140 million[1]
Operating income Undisclosed
Net income Undisclosed
Employees 6,000+
Website www.globallogic.com
GlobalLogic is an offshore software R&D services company that was founded in 2000 by Rajul Garg, Sanjay Singh,[2] Manoj Agarwala and Tarun Upadhyay and has headquarters in McLean, Virginia and San Jose, California. It is a privately held company funded by New Enterprise Associates, Sequoia Capital, Westbridge Capital, Goldman Sachs, and New Atlantic Ventures. GlobalLogic provides full-lifecycle product development services, including software product design,[3][4] product development,[3] quality assurance, product support and consulting services. The company specializes in telecommunications, wireless products and mobile devices,[3] machine-to-machine, cloud computing, medical devices, digital media, commerce and business technology. Some companies use GlobalLogic to outsource the production of their own primary products.[3]


Company overview

GlobalLogic was initially founded as 'Induslogic' in 2000, with headquarters in Vienna, Virginia, a delivery center in Noida, India, and funding from New Atlantic Ventures. In 2002 they appointed Mr. Peter Harrison as CEO. Mr. Harrison was instrumental in setting the company on a new path to become a provider of Outsourced Product Engineering services. In 2004 Vasudev Bhandarkar joined Globallogic as its first Independent Board Member.

GlobalLogic received Series B Venture round funding of $12.5M from Westbridge Capital and New Enterprise Associates in 2006[5] and acquired Lambent Technologies, a offshore software R&D services firm based in Nagpur, India led by Mr. Shashikant Chaudhary who is currently Managing Director of Globallogic's India operations. Lambent Technologies eventually became Globallogic's Center of Excellence for Mobile Products. Induslogic became GlobalLogic after its merger with Bonus Technology, an offshore software R&D services firm based in New Jersey with operations out of Kyiv, Ukraine and specializing in mobile and telecommunication technologies.[3] In 2007, GlobalLogic opened delivery centers in Beijing.[6] In 2007, Globallogic appointed Mr. Shashank Samant as President of the company.

In 2008, GlobalLogic opened in London, England and named Mike Daniels as Chairman of the Board.[7] The company received $29.5M in Series C venture round funding from Sequoia Capital, New Atlantic Ventures and New Enterprise Associates.[8] In 2009, GlobalLogic partnered with LumenData, a product development and services firm focused on enterprise data management, to open a delivery center in Bangalore.[9] The company also acquired two offshore software R&D services firms: InterObject and Cubika. InterObject is based in Ramat Gan, Israel and specializes in embedded software, mobile and streaming media products.[10] In 2010, GlobalLogic received funding from Goldman Sachs.[4]

In 2011, GlobalLogic opened an office in Santiago, Chile to expand its operations in South America.[11] The company acquired Rofous Software, a content engineering firm headquartered in Hyderabad, India.[12] In 2012 the company appointed Mr. Shashank Samant as its CEO. The company also acquired Method Incorporated, a brand experience agency with offices in San Francisco, New York City and London.[13]

In October 2013, ODSA Topco Limited ("ODSA"), a company backed by Funds advised by Apax Partners ("Apax"), a global private equity firm, announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement for ODSA to acquire GlobalLogic.

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