- Published on November 21, 2023
- In Global Tech
How Kyndryl is Charting Its Course in IT and AI
"Apart from our skills, experience and resources, we have been investing in our partner ecosystem"
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- By Tasmia Ansari
Two years ago, Kyndryl started as a separate company after breaking away from IBM. The reason for the split from the Big Blue was that as a piece the division didn’t fit with CEO Arvind Krishna’s hybrid and AI-focused vision. The company set on its own path to ‘become the technology services employer of choice’.
Today, Kyndryl helps companies modernise by designing and managing IT infrastructure systems involving massive amounts of data. To understand how this American IT infrastructure provider is doing its own thing with automation and tech, especially in India, AIM had a chat with Naveen Kamat the Vice President & CTO of Data and AI Services at their Bangalore office.
“Most organisations have multiple data stores and data pipelines which causes redundancy over
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Tasmia Ansari
Tasmia is a tech journalist at AIM, looking to bring a fresh perspective to emerging technologies and trends in data science, analytics, and artificial intelligence.
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