Interclub

Interclub motivates people to bring out the best in themselves. Run with an independent budget, this cultural hub within HCCI holds various activities on a regular basis, including short films, photography, painting, music and more. These enrichment opportunities help make HCCI a dynamic workplace.

Sports

We engage employees in a variety of games and sports, using well-equipped, company-provided facilities. A gym, table tennis and badminton court hold regular practice sessions. Interclub (employee’s club) even organises tournaments and rewards the champions annually.

Cultural Potpourri

Interclub celebrates unity in diversity. Be it Navaratri or a company function, Interclub plays an important part in all cultural festivities. Cultural music is encouraged, including periodic jam sessions, concerts and performances.

Crèche

Not only do we take care of employees, but we also extend the facilities to family members. Young nursing mothers can carry their tiny tots to work. We even have a crèche where infants are looked after by their parents during the workday.

Cafeteria

Employees not only have a break for tea or coffee, but they also are provided breakfast and lunch for free. Our spacious cafeteria serves a variety nutritious of foods, snacks and refreshments.

Education

HCCI extends its social responsibility program to the critical field of education. We seek out top university partners to provide required training in courses that make students industry-ready. We do this by reaching out to campuses through our program called ‘Campus Champions’. In the past, we have partnered with the National Institute of Technology, Surathkal, to set up a Next Gen PPM Lab, with the Chaitanya Bharati Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, to set up Advanced Analysis Lab, and with Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad, to set up a GNSS lab. Recently we opened Advanced Metrology Lab at National Institute of Technology, Warangal.

From lab infrastructure, to hardware and software licensing, to curriculum design, to professional training for professors, this is aided by HCCI’s technical experts. The labs are available to students across all departments at the said campuses.

Furthering the efforts in the field, HCCI recently signed a MoU with National Institute of Technology, Warangal, to set up a Precision Metrology Lab.

Women’s Empowerment

Acting towards the cause, HCCI has funded a project for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls in Boddu Chinthalapally village, in Warangal district of Telangana State. This village is situated about 150 km from Hyderabad With the help of these funds, the project created a resource center with a library, English classes and a computer lab offering basic skills. A coordinator at the resource center helps empower women to stand up for their rights, improve hygiene, build leadership skills and voice their opinions against outdated customs such as child marriage. They are also taught to communicate their needs to the district collector. In addition, three trainers teach subjects such as computer skills, English and vocational training in sewing.

Orphanage Support

As part of HCCI’s ongoing support for orphanages, the organization sponsored the construction of a dormitory/hostel room at Sphoorti Foundation campus in Dindigal. The Hexagon Block is built across 400 square feet and is expected to be ready by the end of May. In addition, HCCI is sponsoring the education of five orphan children from the Sphoorti Foundation.

Employees and their families were invited for the fun annual get together Aabhar, which was held at a popular convention centre in the city. Employees had a great time greeting and interacting with families of their colleagues. The selfie counter was busy with families clicking pictures, children seem to have good fun and could not get enough of the Fun Zone. It was a fun filled, memorable day over unending chatter, food and entertainment and an opportunity for everyone at HCCI to convey our gratitude (Aabhar) to our families.

Hexagon Capability Center India (HCCI), conducted a 24-hour hackathon named ‘Hexathon’ in Hyderabad on 19-20 October 2019. Over 250 teams, including 800 individuals comprising 500 students, 60 external corporate participants and 250 internal employees submitted their ideas for the same. Out of which, selected top 136 teams battled it out to claim the “Winner” position and 3 “Distinctive Ideas” positions. The ‘Hexathon’ aimed to solve the day-to-day challenges with focus on 5 core themes - SMART City, SMART Agriculture, SMART Factories, SMART Office, WATER Management. The concept fructified collaboratively with Sri. Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary, IT&C Government of Telangana, supporting the idea, involved in reaching out to the student community (through J-Hub) and to IT firms (through HYSEA). Commending the code creator's practical ideas to solve problems, Jayesh Ranjan, while judging the final round said, “Public-Private partnership can help create scale-able solutions faster. We are happy that the oldest IT firm of Hyderabad – Intergraph (now Hexagon) is coming forward to help create awareness and solutions for common global challenges by involving local talent. An initiative like this will create an entrepreneurial spirit amongst college students in the city and also let the city enjoy a workable set of ideas and solutions.” He applauded Hexagon for this forward-looking step, after presenting the prizes to the winners..