Infosys extends Living Labs ecosystem to start-ups in Australian

IT services company Infosys has announced that it will be extending its Living Labs ecosystem to help Australian start-ups to advance their go to market.

Published: 26th October 2022 09:01 AM  |   Last Updated: 26th October 2022 09:01 AM   |  A+A-

Infosys (Photo | EPS)

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By Express News Service

BENGALURU: IT services company Infosys has announced that it will be extending its Living Labs ecosystem to help Australian start-ups to advance their go-to-market.

Infosys Living Labs in Melbourne and Sydney provide digital innovation as a service to participating start-ups with a presence in Australia.  These start-ups are able to leverage Infosys’ multi-tiered digital ecosystem comprising the latest technologies, solution accelerators and domain experts, to co-create, test and accelerate their time to market, the company said in a statement.

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In August this year, it announced the opening of Sydney Living Lab, a high-tech co-creation space for digital innovation.  Earlier in April, it announced the launch of Melbourne Living Lab. Start-ups can tap into Infosys’ offerings including Infosys Cobalt, Infosys Metaverse Foundry, Cyber Security, AI, Data and Analytics.

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Globally, over 100 enterprises and 200 start-ups have benefitted from Infosys’ 30 Living Labs to accelerate their digital innovation. Ashok Mysore, VP of Infosys and Regional Head Delivery & Operations, Australia and New Zealand, said, “This serves as an invaluable resource for them to test, build and scale innovative ideas to accelerate their growth and development in global markets.”


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