The development center in Bucharest was launched in September 2019 and the integration of the local team into the activity of the base in Israel occurred faster than expected. Under these circumstances, the two companies plan to double the team in Romania, on the networking, cloud solutions, customer support segments and other specializations.
One of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic is the unprecedented increase in data traffic registered by services providers worldwide, which triggers an increasing need for networking solutions of the type created by DriveNets teams.
In turn, Leo Radu, co-founder and general manager of Tellence, said the team in Bucharest has already participated actively in the launch of some DriveNets products and enjoys doubling of local staff numbers.
Tellence, established in 2012, ended 2018 with a turnover of RON27.4 million and a profit of RON2.49 million.