Bengaluru, India, September 6, 2024: Docusign , the Intelligent Agreement Management company, has announced the opening of its new office in Bengaluru, marking an expansion of its operations in India. IN a statement, the company said that the Docusign India office will serve as a technology center of excellence for the company's global operations, advancing its vision to help businesses unlock growth and revolutionize the entire agreement management process.
Docusign India has expanded to over 200 employees within the past year.
"Since establishing its presence in India last year, this expansion reflects a major inflection point for Docusign with the introduction of a new SaaS category and its Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform. Docusign is building on 20 years of experience as a pioneer in e-signature to help organizations break free from outdated systems and poorly managed agreements, which can lead to nearly $2 trillion in lost economic value globally," the statement added.
"Our new Docusign India office represents a major step forward in building a world-class team of tech talent that will be responsible for powering our Intelligent Agreement Management platform. At Docusign India, our tech teams will own the entire value chain of product development - from ideation and creation, to testing and deployment, as we build new solutions to modernize the entire agreement management process,” said Sagnik Nandy, Chief Technology Officer at Docusign.
Docusign India will be a driving force of product innovation development, focusing on creating global impact in areas, such as data platform, partner integrations, artificial intelligence/machine learning and cloud engineering. Docusign has over 1.5 million customers and more than 1 billion users in more than 180 markets across the world.
"At Docusign India, our teams will have an opportunity to tackle new challenges and build solutions that will create meaningful impact for organizations around the world. Innovation, inclusivity, and growth are core aspects of our culture, and we are committed to helping teams do their best work and explore opportunities to build their careers,” said Apurva Dalal, Vice President, Technology & India Site Lead.
Docusign India has expanded to over 200 employees within the past year.
"Since establishing its presence in India last year, this expansion reflects a major inflection point for Docusign with the introduction of a new SaaS category and its Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform. Docusign is building on 20 years of experience as a pioneer in e-signature to help organizations break free from outdated systems and poorly managed agreements, which can lead to nearly $2 trillion in lost economic value globally," the statement added.
"Our new Docusign India office represents a major step forward in building a world-class team of tech talent that will be responsible for powering our Intelligent Agreement Management platform. At Docusign India, our tech teams will own the entire value chain of product development - from ideation and creation, to testing and deployment, as we build new solutions to modernize the entire agreement management process,” said Sagnik Nandy, Chief Technology Officer at Docusign.
Docusign India will be a driving force of product innovation development, focusing on creating global impact in areas, such as data platform, partner integrations, artificial intelligence/machine learning and cloud engineering. Docusign has over 1.5 million customers and more than 1 billion users in more than 180 markets across the world.
"At Docusign India, our teams will have an opportunity to tackle new challenges and build solutions that will create meaningful impact for organizations around the world. Innovation, inclusivity, and growth are core aspects of our culture, and we are committed to helping teams do their best work and explore opportunities to build their careers,” said Apurva Dalal, Vice President, Technology & India Site Lead.
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