Hexaware Partners AWS for AI-Powered SDLC Solutions
Hexaware Technologies is expanding its AWS collaboration to offer AI-enabled SDLC solutions using its RapidX platform and Kiro IDE. The initiative aims to reduce time-to-market, improve developer productivity, and scale production-ready code delivery. Solutions will include AI-powered development, enterprise security, and comprehensive SDLC coverage.
The partnership and new AI-powered SDLC solutions have the potential to significantly improve Hexaware's service offerings and competitive positioning in the IT services market. While the direct financial impact is not quantified, the strategic implications for growth and client solutions are notable.
The announcement details a strategic expansion of Hexaware's collaboration with AWS, focusing on AI-powered solutions to enhance software development lifecycle. This is a positive development for the company, indicating innovation and a move towards advanced technological offerings.
Hexaware Technologies has expanded its collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deliver AI-enabled software development lifecycle (SDLC) capabilities to enterprises globally. This initiative builds upon their existing Strategic Collaboration Agreement (SCA) aimed at accelerating cloud adoption, application modernization, and AI-led transformation.
The collaboration will integrate Hexaware’s AI-driven platform, RapidX®, with Kiro, an agentic integrated development environment (IDE). This combination is designed to help development teams transition from prototypes to production-ready code in a more structured manner, focusing on reducing time-to-market, enhancing developer productivity, scaling production-ready code delivery, and modernizing legacy applications without increasing operational risks.
Sanjay Salunkhe, President & Global Head – Digital and Software Services at Hexaware, stated, "Our clients want releases they can trust, even as they adopt AI in development. With RapidX® and Kiro, we aim to bring more structure, standards, and traceability into the SDLC so large programs can move faster without increasing delivery risk."
Key highlights of the AI-powered development experience include virtual subject matter experts and spec-driven models for translating natural language requirements into structured code, enterprise SDLC experience, and agentic tooling within a single workflow. The solutions will also emphasize enterprise-grade security and governance, with options for deployment within customer AWS environments using private LLM via Amazon Bedrock and alignment with enterprise SecOps, data residency, access controls, monitoring, and audit support.
The comprehensive SDLC coverage spans from ideation to release, encompassing requirements gathering, backlog creation, design thinking, blueprinting, coding, testing, and documentation. It also supports application modernization, transition, and ongoing maintenance for complex application estates. Hexaware aims to empower enterprises to deliver software faster, improve quality, and modernize complex systems with enhanced confidence and control.
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