Infosys Ink Pact with Pacific International For Digital Transformation By CIOTechOutlook Team

Infosys Ink Pact with Pacific International For Digital Transformation

CIOTechOutlook Team | Wednesday, 14 February 2024, 02:34 IST

IT Giant Infosys has signed a multi-year contract with Singaporean shipping company Pacific International Lines (PIL) to advance PIL's digital transformation project and help upgrade PIL's existing customer portal and implement a scalable and modern technology platform.

“This will enable PIL to further their ‘Driving Connectivity’ mission, which is aimed at connecting their businesses across the markets that they serve. In addition, PIL's web and mobile applications will undergo a comprehensive overhaul to simplify user experience and enhance customer engagement,” Infosys said in a statement on the exchange.

The multi-year, multi-phased collaboration seeks to address critical business challenges such as modernizing web and mobile applications, enhancing scalability, and providing advisory services on the latest technology and business trends, it added. Deal financials remained undisclosed, as per ET.

Bengaluru-settled Infosys will give the specialized spine to execution and adaptability of the redid entrance.

“We are looking for a partner who can not only bring technology but also play an advisory role in the journey of transformation. Infosys brings together a strong combination of right capabilities as well as highly collaborative ways of working,” said Lionel Patrice Chatelet, chief commercial officer at PIL.

Over the course of the last months, Infosys has marked a few long term agreements proposing a continuous expansion in bargain wins by IT administrations firms.

The IT conglomerate concluded a second agreement in January with automotive parts distributor LKQ Europe and a seven-year strategic collaboration with Irish food retail, wholesale, and food service company Musgrave.

Despite the cancellation of a significant $1.5 billion artificial intelligence (AI) deal, Infosys reported healthy large deal wins of $3.2 billion from October to December, with 71% of these being net new deals.