Telstra selects Infosys for AI-led Engineering Transformation

Telstra, Australia’s leading telecommunications operator, has selected Infosys to accelerate its software engineering and IT transformation and enhance their customer experience.
Telstra broadband
Infosys did not reveal the size of the technology contract with Telstra. Telstra and Infosys have been partners for over 20 years.

Infosys’ AI-first suite of offerings, Infosys Topaz, and cloud suite of offerings, Infosys Cobalt, will offer a robust engineering backbone to simplify the technology landscape and enable Telstra to continue its transformation to become an innovation-led enterprise. In addition, Infosys will introduce modern product engineering practices to elevate its customer and employee experience.

Kim Krogh Andersen, Group Executive, Product and Technology, Telstra, said, “Consumers around the world have significantly increased their expectations when it comes to the seamless, digital delivery of their products and services.”

Kieran O’Meara, Executive, Software Engineering and IT, Telstra, said, “With the evolution of software product engineering, open architecture, and next-generation technologies such as AI, together, we will develop the best products and services for Telstra’s customers.”

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