Key takeaways
- Infosys extends strategic partnership with AIB to enhance digital transformation efforts.
- Collaboration focuses on developing AIB’s application landscape through agile and AI-powered solutions.
- AIB aims to modernize technology and data capabilities to improve customer outcomes.
- This partnership marks a significant milestone for Infosys in the Irish financial sector.
- Infosys also collaborates with Siemens AG to advance digital learning initiatives globally.
Infosys announced extending its strategic collaboration with AIB, a financial services group primarily operating in the Republic of Ireland and the UK.
Building on their 10-year relationship, Infosys will take on a renewed and expanded role to support AIB in accelerating its transformation initiatives and delivering enhanced value to its customers and stakeholders.
The global leader in next-generation digital services and consulting will help further develop AIB’s application landscape by providing development and maintenance services. This will be supported by agile practices, deep human expertise, and AI-powered tooling.
Graham Fagan, group chief technology officer at AIB, stated, "This extended collaboration with Infosys aligns strongly with our vision to progressively modernise our technology and data capabilities to deliver the best outcomes for our customers and further accelerate our transformation.”
On the other hand, Dennis Gada, executive vice president and global head of banking & financial services at Infosys, commented, "Our expanded collaboration with AIB marks a significant milestone in Infosys’ journey in Ireland.”
Meanwhile, Infosys also announced its collaboration with Siemens AG in January to advance its digital learning initiative with GenAI. The collaboration aims to upskill 250,000 Siemens employees worldwide.
The Siemens My Learning World platform, accessible from anywhere, will integrate Infosys Topaz, an AI-powered solution, and Infosys Wingspan, a next-generation digital learning platform. This will help the company to equip employees with the right tools, resources, and support for skill development.
Besides, Infosys, along with ABB FIA Formula E World, recently introduced the Formula E Stats Centre as an AI-driven analytics platform, which delivers dynamic performance analytics.
