Infosys successfully migrates NTN Corporation's e-commerce platform to SAP Commerce Cloud
Infosys successfully migrated NTN Corporation's e-commerce platform to SAP Commerce Cloud. This collaboration enhances platform reliability, improves IT operations, and streamlines maintenance for NTN. The move positions NTN for greater digital growth and innovation, underscoring Infosys's growing footprint in Japan.
This is a significant client win and successful project for Infosys, demonstrating their capabilities in cloud migration and SAP services, which can positively impact their reputation and future business, but it does not involve immediate large financial gains or major strategic shifts for Infosys itself.
The announcement details a successful migration and collaboration that provides significant benefits and positions the client for future growth, indicating a positive outcome.
Infosys has announced the successful migration of NTN Corporation's on-premise SAP Commerce-based e-commerce platform, e-WINGS, to SAP Commerce Cloud 2211. This collaboration, powered by Infosys Cobalt, aims to enhance platform reliability and improve IT operations for NTN Corporation, a leading manufacturer of precision equipment like bearings.
The migration, executed with Infosys's proven methodologies and SAP Commerce expertise, ensures seamless business continuity. It delivers tangible benefits including streamlined maintenance through automated version control, enhanced reliability in daily operations, and improved cost efficiencies via cloud adoption. The new scalable, cloud-based architecture positions NTN Corporation for greater agility in digital growth, modernization of legacy systems, and a focus on innovation.
Kenji Kitazato, Head of ICT Strategy Department at NTN Corporation, stated that the migration has streamlined IT operations and improved agility, laying a strong foundation for future digital growth. Kishi Hattori from SAP Japan highlighted Infosys's role in demonstrating the transformative potential of SAP Commerce Cloud. Arun Hoskere, EVP and Head of Infosys Japan, expressed pride in the collaboration, emphasizing Infosys's expertise in delivering complex digital transformations with agility and precision.
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