TCS enables ICICI Lombard to achieve India's first fully automated multi-region Disaster Recovery on AWS Cloud
The announcement highlights TCS's strong partnership with ICICI Lombard and its expertise in cloud-native solutions, enhancing its reputation in the BFSI sector, which is a key industry for TCS.
TCS successfully enabled ICICI Lombard to achieve a fully automated multi-region disaster recovery solution, strengthening its long-standing partnership and showcasing its cloud expertise in the BFSI sector.
* Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has successfully enabled ICICI Lombard to achieve a fully automated multi-region Disaster Recovery (DR) switchover on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud. * This establishes ICICI Lombard as one of the first insurance companies in India to achieve fully automated multi-region resilience on AWS Cloud. * The innovative DR solution, designed for business continuity, leverages an automation-first, infrastructure-as-code approach and AWS-native technologies for intelligent, automated failover with minimal downtime. * Girish Nayak, Chief – Technology and Health (Underwriting & Claims), ICICI Lombard, stated that this transformation enhances their readiness for infrastructure disruptions and reinforces their commitment to uninterrupted customer service. * Ujjwal Mathur, President & Country Head – India Business, TCS, highlighted that this intelligent, automation-led DR solution sets a new benchmark for BFSI organizations by enabling seamless, fast, and scalable disaster recovery with zero touch. * TCS has been a strategic IT partner for ICICI Lombard since 2006, managing datacenter operations since 2013, migrating applications to public cloud in 2021, and is currently modernizing the insurer's systems with TCS BaNCS™ Insurance.
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