India-based IT services major Infosys announced the expansion of its collaboration with tech giant Microsoft to drive the adoption of cloud by enterprises worldwide.
As per a report by Infosys Cloud RadarOpens a new window , businesses worldwide can increase net profits by around $414 billion simply by effectively adopting cloud in daily operations. The expanded collaboration between Microsoft and Infosys is expected to help enterprises significantly by combining the advantages of Microsoft’s cloud technologies, such as Azure, with Infosys’ Cobalt cloud products.
Anand Swaminathan, Executive Vice President & Global Industry Leader Communications, Media and Technology, Infosys, statedOpens a new window :
“Microsoft and Infosys also work closely to bring to enterprises, the world over, the value of Infosys Cobalt cloud solutions, and accelerate time-to-value for Microsoft enterprises business solutions. This extended collaboration will serve to harvest most value from all aspects of our well-rounded alliance.â€
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Collaboration To Support Agile Cloud-driven Platforms at Scale
The joint benefits of the collaboration are expected to allow for enterprise solutions, including application modernization, digital workplaces, data analytics, cybersecurity, and low and no-code platform applications. These benefits are hoped to encourage cloud-powered organizational transformations around the world.
The Infosys Cobalt suite of cloud solutions, such as Infosys Equinox and Infosys Helix, in combination with Microsoft’s Azure, can help enterprises run human-centric platforms to customize, analyze, and democratize AI, marketing, and digital commerce operations for private and government organizations. The partnership will also aid product launches in terms of extreme automation applications for value addition to business value chains.
Microsoft is leveraging Infosys’ expertise for product support through a dedicated focus from Microsoft’s CRM Center of Excellence, which was set up by Infosys.
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