Infy wins Titan Partner Award at Oracle OpenWorld

BANGALORE: IT major Infosys Technologies Limited, today announced that it has been named a winner of a North America Oracle Titan Award during Oracle OpenWorld 2009.

Oracle has recognized their leading partners for outstanding solutions and business practices developed or delivered in fiscal year 2009, Infosys said in a press release.

“We are honored to be recognized by Oracle as a Titan Award winner and proud to receive this award for our successful implementation with a leading global high-tech distributor,” said Chandrashekar Kakal, senior vice president and global head, Enterprise Solutions, Infosys.

He added that this award reflects Infosys' strong relationship with Oracle, their deep knowledge of their solutions and Oracle’s trust in Infosys to consistently deliver the highest quality of service to their mutual customers.

Infosys said its successful implementation of the Oracle Price-Protection solution has earned it the Titan Partner award.

The solution allows manufacturers and distributors across industries to automate and control multiple business processes that are essential to creating and executing price protection transactions. Customers are seeing the benefits of these solutions, which enable higher profitability margins, greater accuracy in inventory calculation and increased efficiency and productivity.

Infosys’ end-to-end solutions span the automotive, energy, aerospace, banking, communications, healthcare, high tech, manufacturing and retail industries.

The solutions that Infosys offers, along with Oracle’s extensive product suite, provide clients with the ability to solve their most critical problems and transform the core of their business.

“Infosys continues to be an important partner of ours across multiple geographies and vertical markets delivering successful implementations to our joint customers,” said Tyler Prince, Group vice president, Oracle North America Applications and Public Sector Channel Sales.

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