RingCentral to open two innovation centers in India

News Broadband India 25 FEB 2021
RingCentral to open two innovation centers in India

RingCentral, a provider of enterprise cloud communications, collaboration, video meetings, and contact center services, has announced plans to open two new innovation centers in India. The centers, which will be located in Bangalore and Gurgaon, will undertake research and development for RingCentral’s suite of products.

RingCentral has also appointed Anil Goel as its vice-president of engineering and India general manager. Goel most recently served as Amazon’s head of engineering of customer returns and reverse logistics business.

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