Panaya Expands Global Footprint in Asia Pacific with Singapore Based Management Team

Panaya, the leader in SaaS-based testing  and continuous delivery announced today the opening of four new offices in Singapore, Beijing, Shenzhen, and Shanghai to meet a growing  demand for its enterprise agile delivery solutions.   New contracts that contributed to recent growth include several Chinese pharmaceutical, consumer electronics and home appliance companies as well as an international bank and insurance company based in Philippines.  Panaya is also actively recruiting to expand its operations in the region.

Rajesh Handu, has been appointed the Vice President of South East Asia, South Asia, Hong Kong and Korea to leverage his proven past success to accelerate Panaya’s market presence  in the region.  As the Managing Director of Asia for NICE Systems, Rajesh built a high performance team that achieved 25% market growth last year.  He also successfully closed high growth strategic accounts throughout his 12 years managing NICE Systems in the Far East.

Panaya’s Enterprise Agile Delivery solution removes the complexity and bottlenecks inherent in application change by providing a holistic and integrated development and delivery environment.  Organizations can release high quality change rapidly, meeting user expectations while driving their business forward.

“Many Asian companies are going global, and to automate international business processes they need to implement software delivery tools that will enable their enterprise applications to scale up while adapting quickly to business changes,” said Moshe Leder, Executive Vice President of APAC and Japan.  “Rajesh’s leadership and proven experience in addressing custom needs and building long term business relationships in the region will help Panaya grow its regional business”.

Rajesh commented, “I am excited to join Panaya to spread our unique consultative approach that helps IT delivery software changes effectively while introducing new initiatives that create a competitive edge.”


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