HCL Technologies, a leading global IT services provider, and Consumers Energy, the principal subsidiary of CMS Energy and the 4th-largest U.S. electric and natural gas company, formally announced on Nov. 4 the opening of a Global Center of Excellence (GCoE) called Michigan Technology Development Center (MTDC) in Jackson.
HCL will provide IT services to Consumers Energy at the new MTDC, which is located in the Commonwealth Commerce Center in Jackson. The two companies work in close collaboration on various innovative IT initiatives. Through its work with Consumers Energy and other local customers, HCL has hired 120 professionals across Michigan.
MTDC will also serve as HCL’s center for application and infrastructure related operations providing significant benefits to HCL’s North American and LATAM customer base. The center works with the HCL Global Learning & Development academy to foster their knowledge on global best practices in the technology sector and provide training and development for advanced and emerging next-generation IT technologies including cloud computing, mobility and smart products for its Michigan based employees.
“Michigan ranks No. 3 in the nation in the creation of high-tech jobs and this new technology center is an example of that growth,” said Gov. Rick Snyder. “Technology is playing a larger role in our state’s economy every day and investments, such as this one by HCL, are helping to keep Michigan moving forward in this crucial area.”
“As we move into the future, we look forward to continuing our successful partnership with HCL,” said Mamatha Chamarthi, vice president and chief information officer of Consumers Energy. “Together, HCL and Consumers Energy will use this center to expand our business and to provide our current and new employees with the necessary IT skills and resources to work on high value projects and technologies for years to come.”
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