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Enstoa To Focus On India Market; Opens New Office In Bengaluru

New Office In Bengaluru

Bengaluru: Enstoa, a systems integrator for capital projects worldwide, today announced that it is increasing its presence and client focus in India and Southeast Asia with a new office in Bengaluru. The increased regional focus will enable the US-based SI to support the uptick in infrastructure and capital projects for Indian companies to more effectively and efficiently manage multi-million and billion-dollar projects.

“We have seen a significant influx in multi-million and billion-dollar construction projects across India. PwC estimates that the infrastructure market will reach USD 6.6 trillion by 2025 and the Government of India has called for USD one trillion spend in infrastructure between 2017 and 2022,” said Jordan Cram, CEO, Enstoa.

“With this level of investment, it is imperative for organizations to deploy the right technology and organizational solutions to successfully respond to this demand while getting projects done on time and within budget. With a delivery team on the ground in the region, Enstoa has positioned to respond directly to those needs.”

For large construction projects, India has historically employed a labor-intensive delivery model. Today, the speed, complexity, and global supply chain of mega-projects has rendered this model obsolete. Because capital projects can bring together hundreds of companies that have likely never worked together before – each with its own processes, contracts, employees and risks – owner organizations hit significant roadblocks when trying to deliver projects on time and within budget.

By working with Enstoa, Indian companies will benefit from the same processes, capabilities and tools their further advanced global peers have leveraged in other markets.

Enstoa currently specializes in capital projects improvement and claims itself to be the longest standing implementer of Oracle Primavera Unifier, which enables organizations worldwide that manage and maintain multi-billion dollar capital programs. The company also mentioned it is on a hiring spree in India.

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