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Infosys, Valmet partner for AI-Led IT transformation

Infosys said the collaboration will support Valmet’s Lead the Way strategy by aligning the company’s IT ecosystem and services with its business objectives.

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BENGALURU: Infosys and Valmet have entered into a long-term collaboration under which Infosys will modernise Valmet’s core IT services and deliver end-to-end IT transformation to improve operational efficiency and align IT operations with business priorities.

Infosys said the collaboration will support Valmet’s Lead the Way strategy by aligning the company’s IT ecosystem and services with its business objectives. The engagement will focus on reducing operational costs, optimising resources and enabling proactive management of enterprise-wide IT operations.

As part of the initiative, Infosys will use Infosys Topaz Fabric to embed intelligence across IT operations. The company said the platform will follow a human-in-the-loop approach to ensure governance, transparency and accuracy while supporting productivity gains, faster issue resolution and proactive IT operations.

Infosys will also use Infosys Cobalt to establish cloud foundations aimed at supporting IT modernisation. According to the company, the combination of the two platforms will help create an AI-first operating model to improve efficiency, resiliency and long-term business agility.

Arto Huuskonen, VP IT Transformation at Valmet, said, “At Valmet, our target is to build a resilient, future-ready digital foundation that supports the execution of our Lead the Way strategy. As we modernise our IT landscape, we are focused on improving operational efficiency and strengthening governance. Infosys brings strong capabilities across AI, cloud, and managed services, supported by a structured and responsible approach to AI adoption.”

He added, “This collaboration with Infosys will help us accelerate our transformation journey and create a scalable IT operation model that supports our evolving business needs.”

Jasmeet Singh, EVP and Global Head of Manufacturing at Infosys, said, “Together, we aim to accelerate innovation, enhance operational agility, and create sustained, scalable impact that aligns with Valmet’s long-term strategic vision.”

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