Website www.collabera.com Revenue 525 million USD (2015) Number of employees 12,000 Number of locations 40 | CEO Hiten Patel (2014–) Founded 1991 Type of business Private | |
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Industry Information Technology, Staffing Key people Hiten Patel,(Chairman & CEO) Services IT Services, Enterprise Software Profiles | ||
Introduction of collabera tact
Collabera Inc is a company headquartered in Morristown, New Jersey that provides professional information technology recruiting, staffing, consulting, and business services to companies worldwide. Collabera is the largest minority-owned IT staffing firm in the country, according to Staffing Industry Analysts, an industry advisory firm. Additionally, Collabera is the largest privately-held technology company in New Jersey, by revenue, with $525 million in revenue for 2015 and approximately 4,200 employees in its New Jersey headquarters.
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Collabera operates from more than 40 offices worldwide. Collabera's North American headquarters is in Morristown, New Jersey, while the Asia Pacific Headquarters can be found in Bangalore, India. Collabera offices are located in the United States, India, the Philippines, Singapore, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Malaysia.
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History
Originally under the name GCI (Global Consultants, Inc.), Collabera opened for business in 1991, providing information technology services to companies worldwide. The company was purchased by Hiten Patel in 1997 for $2 million and grew into a $520 million company by 2014.
Shortly thereafter, in 2007, GCI began a series of company acquisitions, including IVL India (for SAP Services)., Planet Asia, and Blue Hammock (for Strategic Consulting).
In 2008, GCI changed its name to Collabera.
In 2012, Collabera began a period of corporate expansion and reorganization as their IT services wing became a $100 million section of the company, which was by then worth $500 million overall. The company built a third development center (along with existing ones in Bangalore and Trivandrum) named "Collabera House" in Vadodara, India, with plans to open another in the country. The following year, Raj Mamodia was appointed as Collabera's new CEO. Then, in 2014, Collabera spun off its IT services wing into the subsidiary company Brillio, while Collabera retained its staffing service business. Raj Mamodia was transitioned to the role of CEO of Brillio, and Hiten Patel resumed his previous role as Collabera's CEO.