Tech Mahindra has announced the launch of its Global Centre of Excellence (CoE) with Hewlett Packard (HP) in Bengaluru, India. The centre will focus on IT Application and IT Infrastructure Performance Management solutions that transform customers’ IT Operations landscape through automation and unification of key services, says the company.
According to the company, at the CoE, it is in the process of creating service offerings in areas such as tools consulting and implementations to an integrated managed services delivery platform. With an emphasis on automation and unification of key services, the solutions will also facilitate complete and dynamic alignment of IT infrastructure with organisation’s strategic goals while deriving significant return on investment due to newer levels of productivity and efficiency.
“As organisations today grapple with complexity, it’s imperative to provide a comprehensive suite of services that will help our customers’ to stay ahead of the curve. We are glad to collaborate with HP to offer best in class services in areas ranging from tools consulting and implementations to an integrated managed services delivery platform. This Center of Excellence enables us accelerate joint development of innovative solutions that deliver differentiated value to our customers and help them stay competitive,” said Sudhir Nair, Global Head – Infrastructure Managed Services, Tech Mahindra.
The company further says, that its Infrastructure Management Services (IMS) offers reliable, responsive, flexible and cost-effective suite of IT infrastructure services and solutions that deliver differentiated business value to customers.
Harry Gould, Vice President, WW Alliances and Channel, Software, Hewlett Packard said, “Our partnership with Tech Mahindra has helped nurture several transformational offerings in the IT Infrastructure management with HP’s IT Operations Management Solutions. Through this CoE we are now strongly positioned to build and offer innovative and productised solutions that will address existing gaps and emerging needs”
