Clearvision enters Indian market in partnership with Atlassian

UK-based software solutions company Clearvision today announced its entry into the Indian market in partnership with Atlassian.
Australia-based Atlassian is a leading provider of collaboration, development and issue tracking software, with an annual turnover of USD 4.3 billion.
The partnership is a step towards creating anecosystem for Clearvision to fully service, provide supportand training to Atlassian's Indian customers, the companies'officials told reporters here.
They said Clearvision is Atlassian's preferred and long- standing global partner.
Stating that Clearvision believes its next phaseof growth will come from India, its CEO and Founder GerryTombs said, "Our plans include setting up a centre in Bengalurufor training, service support and providing customisedsolutions."

He said the training and support businesses will be amply supported by the talent pool available in the country.

Clearvision, which claims to be the largest and most experiencedAtlassian expert, today also announced the appointment ofVaidyanathan S as head of India operations.
Working with the likes of Cisco, Proctor & Gamble and Thales, Clearvision's projects span dozens of countries and thousands of developers.
Commenting on the partnership, Atlassian Business Manager (Asia Pacific) Paul Conroy said, "As a global preferred Atlassian expert partner, we see this as a long-term commitment in a strategic market.
"India is key to our continued success and animportant market for growth of developer tools as well asflagship products -- JIRA and Confluence. We see rapid growthand adoption to accelerate with Clearvision's partnership through its foray into the key Indian market," he added.

Atlassian said teams at more than 54,000 large andsmall organisations use its products for project tracking, content creation, sharing real time communication and service management.