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Verizon Business on Thursday announced a strategic global partnership making HCLTech its primary managed network services collaborator in all networking deployments for enterprise customers in a mega deal valued at USD 2.1 billion over six years. In order "to execute the tightly-coordinated balance of responsibilities at enterprise scale", a select group of Verizon Business Global Customer Operations staff will transition to HCLTech, a release said. "HCLTech is pleased to announce the signing of a new mega deal with a Global 100 corporation today. We expect this deal to have a positive revenue impact over the next six years beginning in November 2023 with an estimated new total contract value of USD 2.1 billion over the term," HCLTech said in a separate filing. Meanwhile, the joint release said that the partnership combines Verizon's networking prowess, solutioning, and scale with HCLTech's Managed Service capabilities "to usher in a new era of large-scale wireline service delivery
On the other hand, Verizon Business will continue to lead all customer acquisition, sales, solutioning, and overall planning and development with its customers
The launch follows the signing of a MoU between HCLTech and the Government of Morocco in 2022 to invest in the country's technology sector
Programme helps companies working in augmented reality, virtual reality, mixed reality
C. Vijayakumar, CEO and MD, HCLTech talks about the deal pipeline, acquisitions strategy, and focus areas
Infosys typically rolls out hikes for its senior management in July, but so far, they have not received any communication on the matter, the report said
HCLTech declared its earnings after market hours on Wednesday. Ahead of its results, the shares closed down 0.74 per cent at Rs 1,106.50 apiece on the BSE
HCLTech is committed to developing skills in AI across the entire business and is working with Microsoft to offer a comprehensive skills development programme
As part of this expanded partnership, HCLTech will train more than 18,000 people on Google Cloud generative AI technologies and innovate new solutions
IT services company says the laboratory will help advance telephony and ensure quality
According to the revised policy, the company will define key performance parameters and targets
IIT-Kharagpur inked an agreement with HCLTech for collaboration in the field of petroleum engineering and earth sciences. HCLTech and IIT-Kharagpur will jointly develop innovative and sustainable solutions to address critical challenges of the petroleum industry, including reduction of carbon footprint, and provide significant sustainable solutions towards net zero, a statement said on Thursday. "We are pleased to work with HCLTech on this path-breaking initiative. Academia and industry need to forge such symbiotic partnerships that will be instrumental in advancing research and innovation in technology, besides creating a skilled workforce," IIT-Kharagpur's Dean (R&D) Chandan Chakraborty said. "Joint activities in research and knowledge development have tremendous potential for creating economic and social impact on society," he added. Under the agreement, HCLTech will provide opportunities to students and research scholars from IIT-Kharagpur to undertake projects and internships
We are delighted to expand our partnership with SAP to continue elevating the experience for our people through the best of technology, said C Vijayakumar
HCLTech will deliver an IT system for Heubach Group across 11 countries to include deployment of hybrid cloud, cybersecurity solutions, and end-user services and secure networks
In their Q4 results, two of the three IT majors in India, TCS, and Infosys, showed that high attrition was still a problem
From a larger proportion of smaller deals, we have moved into an environment where there is a much higher share of large deals in the pipeline, says C Vijayakumar, CEO & MD HCLTech
Adds 4,480 freshers in March qtr to outstrip peers, announces dividend of Rs 18/share
Indian IT services company employs 1,000 people in European nation to serve global clients
Platform will serve financial services, telecom, manufacturing healthcare and other sectors