Cordiant Technologies was boot-strapped by Dennis Paul in October 1995 in Cochin (Kochi), Southern India.

Since 1997, Cordiant has been providing India-based offshore development services to an international customer base.

What started off as simple programming services in 1997 by leveraging labor arbitrage through the internet, grew later into a more mature set of offerings to our global customers.

Today, Cordiant Technologies provides Product Development and Internet Application Development to Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), internet businesses and internet-enabled businesses, using Agile Offshore Product Development practices.

Paisley GRC, now part of Thomson Reuters Accelus, is a recognized leader in providing more than 1400 organizations, including 30% of the Fortune 500, with comprehensive solutions to streamline GRC processes, reduce costs of compliance, manage and mitigate risks, and provide visibility, oversight and assurance. Cordiant has been engaged with the customer from 2004 until 2010 as an offshore development partner and helped take the product from vision to market-leadership.

Rubikon, the next-generation Universal Banking Software, almost exclusively developed at our Chennai Development Center through a Build-Operate-Transfer engagement with Neptune Software plc of the UK, continues to make rapid strides in the marketplace.

While most of our earlier engagements in the Product Development space have been predominantly staff-augmentation, since 2010, we have transformed ourselves into a completely Agile Product Development organization.

New Initiatives

This year, the company has set up a new Center of Excellence in e-Learning within its International Tech Park Office in Chennai, India.

A Center of Excellence in Enterprise Mobility is currently being set up in our Indira Nagar, Kochi, Development Center.

The company has also announced plans to promote an Information Technology Research Park (ITRP) in a green-field site in Kochi, Southern India. The Phase I of the ITRP project, for which land has already been acquired, is expected to be operational in 2012.