Infosys Limited has entered a strategic long-term partnership with Valmet, a global technology company serving process industries, to overhaul and modernise its IT operations using artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, and automation technologies, according to exchange filings.
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What the Infosys-Valmet deal covers
Under the agreement, Infosys will undertake end-to-end IT transformation for Valmet, with the aim of improving operational efficiency, strengthening IT resilience, and aligning technology systems more closely with Valmet’s long-term business strategy.
AI and automation via Topaz Fabric
Infosys will deploy its artificial intelligence platform, Infosys Topaz Fabric, to introduce intelligent automation across Valmet’s IT operations. The platform is expected to enhance productivity, improve issue resolution times, and enable more proactive management of enterprise-wide technology systems.
Cloud modernisation through Cobalt
Alongside AI deployment, Infosys will leverage its cloud platform, Infosys Cobalt, to establish a secure and scalable cloud infrastructure for Valmet. The cloud-led approach is designed to create a future-ready IT foundation while supporting long-term operational efficiency and business agility.
Cost optimisation and governance
The collaboration will also target resource rationalisation, reduction of operational costs, and strengthening of governance frameworks across IT operations. Infosys said the programme is aimed at building a resilient technology ecosystem capable of supporting Valmet’s strategic growth plans.
