Indra returns to the AMETIC employers' association

Indra is one of the main global consulting and technology companies and technological partner for the key operations of its clients' businesses around the world.

Indra, one of the main global consulting and technology companies and the leading Information Technology company in Spain, has re-entered the Association of Electronics, Information Technologies, Telecommunications and Digital Content Companies (AMETIC).

The employers' association has congratulated the reinstatement of Indra because it will be a highly relevant actor in the sectoral strategy and activity developed by AMETIC, as well as in practically all of its commissions and work areas.

“Beyond the weight and contribution to the knowledge that the Spanish company may have within AMETIC to the IT Area as a whole, commissions such as Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, IT Consulting and Services or Artificial Intelligence and Big Data, to name a few examples, will be very positively affected by the active participation of Indra's top-level specialists who will contribute to the good progress of the work that the Association carries out to increase the competition of Spanish technology companies,” AMETIC states.

Pedro Mier, president of AMETIC, has stated that "having Indra in our Association means having in our ranks one of the most relevant international players in the technological world. We congratulate ourselves on this reincorporation that reinforces the prestige of AMETIC and that allows all of our associates to work side by side with its great professionals for the benefit of the Spanish technology sector. Indra is our flagship IT company in the world and we are delighted that it flies alongside the rest of the companies associated with AMETIC."

Indra is one of the main global consulting and technology companies and technological partner for the key operations of its clients' businesses around the world. It has a comprehensive offer of its own solutions and advanced services with high added value in technology, which it combines with a unique culture of reliability, flexibility and adaptation to the needs of its clients.

In fiscal year 2016, the company recorded revenues of 2,709 million euros, 34,000 employees, a local presence in 46 countries and commercial operations in more than 140 countries. After the acquisition of Tecnocom, Indra has joint revenues of more than 3.2 billion euros in 2016 and a team of nearly 40,000 professionals.

The Spanish multinational abandoned AMETIC at the beginning of the year along with other giants in the sector due to discontent over the formula used by the employers' association for voting that gives the same value to votes from a large company as to votes given by major companies.
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