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Infosys to Transform 300 Melbourne Catholic Schools with AI

The collaboration will move MACS’ core operations to the cloud using platforms like SAP S/4HANA Cloud and SAP SuccessFactors.

Infosys to Transform 300 Melbourne Catholic Schools with AI

Key takeaways

  • Infosys partners with MACS to modernize digital systems across nearly 300 Melbourne schools.
  • Transition to cloud platforms like SAP S/4HANA Cloud aims to enhance operational efficiency and communication.
  • Upgrade facilitates real-time access to data, reducing administrative workload for educators and staff.
  • New AI-capable infrastructure supports future innovations in classrooms and administrative processes.
  • Infosys will provide comprehensive managed services for seamless integration of the new systems.

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Infosys has announced a major partnership with Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools (MACS) on July 16, 2025 to modernise the digital systems across its network of nearly 300 schools.

The collaboration will move MACS’ core operations to the cloud using platforms like SAP S/4HANA Cloud and SAP SuccessFactors, aimed at improving efficiency, communication, and data access for staff and educators.

“With SAP, we are also enabling a cloud-based, AI-capable platform that empowers educators and administrators alike,” Raja Shah, EVP and industry head, global markets, Infosys said.

This upgrade will help streamline daily operations, reduce time spent on administrative tasks, and improve access to accurate, real-time information. It also lays the groundwork for future innovations, including the use of AI in classrooms and back-end operations.

With more than 18,000 staff and 120,000 students, MACS is one of Australia’s largest school networks.

“With this collaboration, we’re creating a future-focused platform that supports our school communities and encourages innovation,” added Vicki Russell, chief technology and transformation officer, MACS.

The digital overhaul includes secure identity access tools and improved data management, creating a personalised, role-based system for staff. Infosys will also provide end-to-end managed services to ensure the systems are well-integrated and easy to use.

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