17 glorious years of Automatic Data Processing operations

17 glorious years of Automatic Data Processing operations
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ADP Private Limited, a subsidiary of Automatic Data Processing (ADP), Inc. celebrated their Company Day at HICC to mark seventeen successful years of operation in India with over 3500 associates, in Hyderabad on Sunday.

ADP Private Limited, a subsidiary of Automatic Data Processing (ADP), Inc. celebrated their Company Day at HICC to mark seventeen successful years of operation in India with over 3500 associates, in Hyderabad on Sunday.

ADP India launched in Hyderabad at 1999 with 102 associates. It has grown consistently over the years with a vision to deliver world class service and constantly deliver high-quality work and it has contributed significantly to ADP’s global business. With over 8500 associates in India and more than 5500 associates in Hyderabad, ADP India provides a range of services including Product Development, Service Delivery, Infrastructure & Operations and Global Security to ADP business units across the globe.

On the occasion, Chaayanath Mysore, General Manager, ADP Private Limited shared the ADP India journey, highlights from the 2015 - 16 and the way forward for the organisation. He commented, “We have had an exciting journey with 102 associates in 1999 to 8500+ associates today and still counting. This year, we are focused on Simplifying & Innovating the Service Experience & Product Portfolio as the key strategy for the success of our organisation. The aim is to synergise all the efforts and Win as One.”

The highlight of the evening was the performance by multiple talented ADP’ers of Junk Percussion in the now famous ADP Studio format. The performance was conceptualised & executed by over 50 ADP’ers and professional sound organizers. The evening also had spectacular dance performances by ADP associates and scintillating performances by the members of ADP’s CSR initiative, TARANG. The fun filled evening concluded with a delectable dinner & enthralling DJ.

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