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Employees work on their computer terminals on the floor of an outsourcing centre in Bangalore February 29, 2012.
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DAVOS (Reuters) - Tech Mahindra(TEML.NS), India's fifth-largest software services provider, will increase local hiring in the United States and Europe as it seeks to become a more international partner to its customers, Chief Executive C P Gurnani said.
"I strongly believe that any company that only depends on the India-centric outsourcing model is only counting days," Gurnani told Reuters in Davos on Tuesday.
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Tech Mahindra, part of India's $15.9 billion Mahindra group, has opened centres in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany.
"We've all reached a size and scale; some of us have clearly had to become a lot more international," Gurnani said.
Tech Mahindra, which is in the process of merging with its Satyam Computer Services (SATY.NS) unit, aims to double the combined revenue to about $5 billion by 2015.
(Additional reporting and writing By Harichandan Arakali in Bangalore; Editing by Will Waterman)
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