Daimler and Infosys have signed a cooperation for several years in the areas of infrastructure services, data center management, e-collaboration, middleware and databases. This should lay the basis for the optimization of the data centers.
Daimler and Infosys have announced that they will work together in the areas of infrastructure services, data center management, e-collaboration, middleware and databases. The cooperation is designed for several years.
Infosys has already taken over the operational operation of the automaker's European data centers. As part of the partnership, the Indian IT company supports the Stuttgart-based company in the continuous improvement and implementation of best practices in data center operations and the standardization of services.
The cooperation should form the basis for the optimization of the data centers. For the project, Infosys and Daimler want to use secure cloud technologies. Service delivery is provided by the Daimler Enterprise Operations Office in Bangalore, India.
Infosys is currently in a restructuring phase . On August 1, the current CEO and co-founder Sarojini Damodaran Shibulal resigns. His successor will be former SAP CEO Vishal Sikka . He is already a member of the Supervisory Board.
In addition, the Group has appointed Pravon Rao as Chief Operating Officer. So far, he was chairman of the board. Founder and Executive Chairman Narayana Murthy and co-founder and Executive Vice Chairman Senapathy Gopalakrishnan have also resigned. You remain as a non-executive chairman or non-executive vice-chairman until October 10, members of the board. They should enable a smooth transition.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the company is in a difficult phase. According to this, more than 11 top managers have left the group since June last year. According to its own statements, Infosys generates $ 8.25 billion in sales per year and employs over 160,000 people.
Daimler has already decided in May to cooperate with T-Systems . The Telekom subsidiary takes over the system integration with the automaker. It will be responsible for the long-term maintenance, development and integration of numerous software applications across all of Daimler's major businesses.
Daimler and Infosys have announced that they will work together in the areas of infrastructure services, data center management, e-collaboration, middleware and databases. The cooperation is designed for several years.
Infosys has already taken over the operational operation of the automaker's European data centers. As part of the partnership, the Indian IT company supports the Stuttgart-based company in the continuous improvement and implementation of best practices in data center operations and the standardization of services.
The cooperation should form the basis for the optimization of the data centers. For the project, Infosys and Daimler want to use secure cloud technologies. Service delivery is provided by the Daimler Enterprise Operations Office in Bangalore, India.
Infosys is currently in a restructuring phase . On August 1, the current CEO and co-founder Sarojini Damodaran Shibulal resigns. His successor will be former SAP CEO Vishal Sikka . He is already a member of the Supervisory Board.
In addition, the Group has appointed Pravon Rao as Chief Operating Officer. So far, he was chairman of the board. Founder and Executive Chairman Narayana Murthy and co-founder and Executive Vice Chairman Senapathy Gopalakrishnan have also resigned. You remain as a non-executive chairman or non-executive vice-chairman until October 10, members of the board. They should enable a smooth transition.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the company is in a difficult phase. According to this, more than 11 top managers have left the group since June last year. According to its own statements, Infosys generates $ 8.25 billion in sales per year and employs over 160,000 people.
Daimler has already decided in May to cooperate with T-Systems . The Telekom subsidiary takes over the system integration with the automaker. It will be responsible for the long-term maintenance, development and integration of numerous software applications across all of Daimler's major businesses.