the consultant NTT Data has opened its new office in Malaga, in which more than 250 of its employees will initially work. The company’s new facilities in the city, located in its historic center, exceed 600 square meters, a space that can grow. For now, 80 of its 250 employees located in the province can work in it at the same time, since NTT Data has implemented a work model that allows teleworking but with offices so that employees go to the office when they need it for meetings. , group work, events or because they prefer it at a given time.
NTT Data plans that its number of employees based in this office will grow to 400 people in 2023, with the aim of continuing to grow in projects in various fields related to the latest technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, Big Data or the Internet. of Things; in addition to solutions and digital transformation projects.
The company has had a presence in Andalusia for more than 20 years, and the opening of this new office reinforces its commitment to the region, where it regularly works with various public and private companies. It offers support to all of them in their digitization, digital transformation and consulting needs. Currently, NTT Data has more than 2,200 workers in Andalusia, and its workforce in the community is expected to grow to 2,500 employees before the end of this year. Half of these new additions will be made in this new office in Malaga.
Most of the NTT Data projects in Andalusia are related to the public, financial, industrial and health sectors. Among them are the clinical drug trial management system (CTIS) of the European Medicines Agency and several national and international projects carried out using technologies such as Java, Big Data or Artificial Intelligence.
Jose Ángel Pérez, Managing Partner of NTT Data in Andalusiahas underlined that «In recent years, Malaga has become the technological hub of southern Europe. With this new office we want to continue betting on growth and generating new jobs in the city of Malaga through disruptive international projects with a social impact”.
