The Infosys success mantra

MUMBAI, INDIA: Digital and social, mobility, analytics and cloud continued to be the chief success mantras for Infosys.

The company set a new 16-quarter record for the quarter ended September 2015, as it reported revenue of Rs 15,635 crore.

A look at some of the customer wins Infosys reported in the space this quarter.

Digital: Infosys has signed  a  three-year  agreement  with  TOMS  Shoes  to  become  its  worldwide  partner  to  maintain and develop its digital platform. The agreement will enable TOMS to streamline the management of its Web-based   properties and   introduce   automation   technologies   to   lower   overall   support   and development costs.

For Saks  Fifth  Avenue,  an  American  luxury  retail  store  chain−owned  by  the Canadian retailer, Hudson's Bay Company, Infosys will implement an  omni-channel  solution  that  will  help improve its digital commerce business.

SMAC: The ITeS company announced  a  strategic  partnership  with  ATP  to  leverage  the  latest  technological  advances  in mobility, cloud and analytics powered by the Infosys Information Platform to transform the experience of  tennis  fans  and  players  the  world  over.  We  are  the  Global  Technology  Services  Partner  and Platinum  Sponsor  of  the  ATP  World  Tour,  as  well  as  the  season-ending  Barclays  ATP  World  Tour Finals, for the next three years.

A  global  food  service  retailer  chose  us  as  its  largest  cloud  and  infrastructure  services  partner.  Our solutions will improve customer experience, manage a multi-vendor ecosystem, drive change and innovation  and  bring  a  flexible  IT  consumption  model  supported  by  talent  and  robust  global governance. This was a new account opening, and a large deal win for us.

Compliance: ABB (ASEA Brown Boveri), a Swiss high-tech engineering multinational operating mainly in robotics, power  and  automation,  has  entered  into  an  agreement  with  Infosys to  implement  its  global  product compliance program in ABB’s Low Voltage Products (LP) division.

As a part of this agreement, Infosys will program  manage,  implement,  roll  out  and  support  a  product  compliance  solution  to  manage compliance of LP’s products.

Government: In India, the Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN), a non-government, non-profit, private limited company has awarded Infosys Rs 1,380 crore contract to build and maintain the GSTN system for five years.

A leading benefits administrator for long-term care programs for US federal employees engaged us to develop a member-enrolment portal based on responsive Web-design methodology, delivering a new kind of user experience to employees. This portal will support administration of a new program and the Supplemental Health Benefits Program, for a federal agency.