Key takeaways
- HCLTech partners with E.ON to accelerate cloud-led digital transformation in the energy sector.
- Establishes a private cloud to enhance E.ON's cloud and network management capabilities.
- Enables predictive operations and fosters innovation to meet evolving market demands.
- Utilizes AI Force for hyperautomation, driving efficiency in E.ON's operations.
- Reaffirms HCLTech's commitment to growth and digital transformation leadership in Europe.
Indian IT services giant HCLTech has announced a multi-year partnership with E.ON, one of Europe’s largest energy companies, to accelerate the latter’s cloud-led, product-based digital transformation.
Under the new agreement, HCLTech will establish a new private cloud and provide cloud and network management across E.ON’s global hyperscalers, a release said.
HCLTech will leverage its solutions like AI Force to enable E.ON to scale hyperautomation and enhance cloud and network maturity to accelerate its DevOps-led, product-based transformation.
The collaboration will enable E.ON to adopt predictive operations, enhance efficiency, foster innovation and respond swiftly to evolving market demands, the company added.
Gert Buitenhuis, head of global technology platforms at E.ON, said, “Our robust digital foundation with a highly mature cloud and network landscape is a pillar of our transformation. HCLTech is a strong partner to support E.ON in this next phase, delivering transformation at scale, as well as driving value through automation and AI.”
Meanwhile, Jens Kallrath, head of partnering and vendor management at E.ON, highlighted that the two companies are “well-positioned to accelerate the transformation journey by driving agility, efficiency and innovation”.
“Our collaboration with E.ON underscores our continued growth and commitment to the Europe region…This partnership reaffirms HCLTech’s position as a trusted digital transformation leader, delivering cutting-edge cloud solutions to global enterprises with its future-ready portfolio,” Pankaj Tagra, corporate vice president at HCLTech Europe, said.
