Satyam shall establish new technology and learning centre aimed at nurturing local ICT talent. This new 25-acre facility will house  2,000 associates in Geelong. It shall complement Satyam's growing global presence across 28 global development centres.

Satyam Computer Services announced that it will set up  a new campus at the Geelong Technology Precint, Victoria. The new 25-acre campus will accommodate 2,000 employees over the next few years, producing a positive economic impact on the city of Geelong and surrounding areas, whilst highlighting Satyam's commitment to Australia and nurturing the local ICT talent in Victoria and throughout Australia. The Satyam Campus will house a software development centre and facilities for training, research and development etc. B. Rama Raju, Satyam's co-founder and managing director, officially opened the new facility at a ceremony, with Premier John Brumby.

Officially announcing the project at Deakin University's Geelong campus this morning, Premier Brumby said the company's decision to locate its new development centre in Geelong was a boost for the Victorian economy. As part of this initiative, Satyam will engage in a range of collaborative activities with Deakin including staff exchange, a work integrated learning program for students, a graduate employment program, joint research activities apart from scholarships and prizes.

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