Infosys partners with Valmet to transform IT operations using AI
Infosys is collaborating with Valmet to modernize IT operations using AI. The partnership will leverage Infosys Topaz and Infosys Cobalt to improve efficiency, resilience, and business agility, aligning IT with Valmet's strategic goals. This transformation aims to reduce costs and optimize IT operations.
This is a significant strategic partnership for Infosys, indicating continued growth in AI-driven IT services. For Valmet, it promises improved operational efficiency. The impact is considered medium as it is a service contract and not a direct financial result or acquisition.
The announcement details a strategic partnership focused on technological transformation and efficiency improvements, which is generally positive for both companies involved.
Infosys has announced a long-term strategic collaboration with Valmet, a global leader in technology for process industries. This partnership aims to modernize Valmet's core IT services and deliver end-to-end IT transformation to enhance operational efficiency and better align IT operations with business priorities.
Infosys will leverage its expertise and capabilities to align Valmet's IT ecosystem with its strategic business objectives, focusing on reducing operational costs, optimizing resources, and enabling proactive IT management. The transformation will be supported by Infosys Topaz Fabric, a suite of agentic services designed to embed intelligence into IT operations, ensuring governance, transparency, and accuracy while driving productivity and faster issue resolution.
Furthermore, Infosys Cobalt, a set of services for accelerating cloud journeys, will be used to establish scalable, secure, and future-ready cloud foundations for IT modernization. This AI-first operating model is expected to enhance sustained operational efficiency, improve resiliency, and provide long-term business agility for Valmet.
Arto Huuskonen, VP IT Transformation at Valmet, expressed confidence in Infosys' capabilities in AI, cloud, and managed services, highlighting the structured approach to AI adoption. Jasmeet Singh, EVP and Global Head of Manufacturing at Infosys, emphasized the commitment to driving transformative outcomes through Infosys Topaz and Infosys Cobalt, aiming to accelerate innovation and create scalable impact aligned with Valmet's strategic vision.
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