Focusing on AI, Cloud & Automation, L&T Infotech & IBM to setup Global Innovation Centre

Focusing on AI, Cloud & Automation, L&T Infotech & IBM to Setup Global Innovation Centre

Posted January 13, 2021

In Industry, Acquisition, & Innovation, Cyber/ICT

Larsen & Toubro Infotech (LTI) has now announced that it will expand its global collaboration with IBM. The partnership will help customers with their hybrid cloud adoption and modernize core business applications via the IBM cloud solutions.

LTI has been a Platinum Partner of IBM and a member of the hybrid cloud ecosystem.

Executive Opinion

Sudhir Chaturvedi, President-Sales and Executive Board Member, LTI said, “World’s leading organizations trust LTI as the partner of choice in enabling their digital transformation journeys and modernizing their existing technology landscape. We are expanding our resolute relationship with IBM to allow customers to seamlessly embark on a hybrid cloud environment with best-in-class automation and Integration.”

Evaristus Mainsah, GM of Cloud, Cloud Pak, & Edge Ecosystem, IBM said, “We look forward to expanding our collaboration with LTI to help customers across industries migrate and modernize their mission-critical workloads by leveraging IBM’s secure and open hybrid cloud solutions. LTI’s deep domain knowledge, coupled with IBM’s hybrid cloud and Cloud Pak offerings powered by Red Hat OpenShift, can help enterprises accelerate their digital transformation.”

LTI and IBM Partnership

The companies will also establish a Global Innovation Center in Bangalore in 2021. The center will offer a suite of IBM services such as Artificial Intelligence, Data Migration, Cloud, Integration, Automation.

LTI which has long been a system innovator for IBM has already built few solutions utilizing flagship IBM’s AI bot Watson and IBM Cloud solution offerings.

These solutions even include the digitized enterprise business processes, iDigitization to automate workflow, and iMaximize to modernize enterprise integration via pre-built accelerators and help shift away from legacy workloads, notes the announcement.

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