Software giant Infosys has joined hands with leading search engine Google to offer cloud solutions, said the company in its official communique.
“We are partnering with Google to develop cloud transformation and migration services for enabling enterprises to transform their businesses on a scalable and on-demand model,” said Infosys.
The $10.9-billion IT major has set-up Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning solutions on the Google platform for digitising the data supply chain, such as analytics workbench.
The workbench also enables data platforms to offer end-to-end self-service capabilities, information grid for data movement to the cloud platform and customer genome.
“The solutions will enable enterprises to modernise their IT and monetise and digitise their businesses as they navigate the next stages in their transformation journey,” said the statement.
“The solution allows enterprises to react to signals in real time and create intelligent, engaging experiences for their customers,” it added.
The new product would also assist the organisations to accelerate their digital journeys and achieve sustainable growth.
“The technology landscape is moving at a rapid pace, making it difficult for customers to maintain legacy technology infrastructure and cater to the needs of the digital consumer,” said Ravi Kumar, President, Infosys.
“Google customers were looking for solutions to shift their systems to the cloud and implement machine learning and AI to their businesses,” said Kevin Ichhpurani, Vice President, Google Cloud.
“The new steps from Infosys is an example of how customers can benefit from our cloud technology with its consulting services,” Ichhpurani added.
