Reimagining the future of IT Infrastructure

IT INFRASTRUCTUREREIMAGINING THE FUTURE OF

We empowered food outlet managers to handle the complexity of business-IT systems with ease.

SIMPLER BUSINESS SYSTEMS,QUICKER FAST FOOD.

We gave customers the freedom to change and customize their dream car up to just three days before production.

KEEPING PACE WITH CUSTOMER CHOICES.

We helped traders spend more time actually trading – with 15% reducedrisk – rather than look for data.

REDUCING RISK,TRADING FASTER.

We are helping cars deliver new and better contextual services – to their drivers – by becoming smarter.

SMART SYSTEMS FOR SMART CARS.

We helped a 60-year old company reinvent itself, with a completely new line of business, delivering immediate potential of US$25 million.

SYSTEMS RENEWED,BUSINESS REINVENTED.

When one of the oil-and-gas supermajors wanted to create its own document management system, it first had to overhaul its IT landscape. Infosys did just that and delivered a 223% increase in data access across the organization and a 50% lower cost of operation – through a new cloud infrastructure setup.

SUPER SYSTEMSFOR SUPERMAJORS.

A multi-brand premium retail chain wanted to expand to serve customers from across the world. So it decided to invest in a new, state-of-the art modular IT and e-commerce solution. Working with Infosys, it could,and it did.

SERVING SHOPPERS.

Infosys was engaged by one of the world’s top three Internet traffic carriers to solve the problems of a heterogeneous network setup – multiple platforms, processes, and silos, which lead to an inability to deal with surges in order volumes, and delayed provisioning of services.

BETTER NETWORKS,FASTER CONNECTIONS.

One of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies decided to optimize its processes, so it could go from drugs discovery to testing, to approval, to production, faster.The process started with Infosys taking over support for 300+ applications covering various critical functions.

BETTER DRUG, MADE FASTER.

WITH AI-POWEREDRIDE THE 4TH WAVE

INFRASTRUCTURE