Infosys Partners With Singapore-based Shipping Firm For Logistics Digital Transformation

A strategic partnership has been established between Infosys, a leading global digital services and consultancy provider, and Pacific International Lines (PIL), a well-known shipping firm based in Singapore. The partnership intends to accelerate PIL’s digital transformation program, affecting all logistics and shipping industry parties.

As part of the collaboration, Infosys will implement an advanced, scalable IT platform and redesign PIL’s current customer portal. The goal of PIL, which is to “Driving Connectivity” by strengthening business ties throughout their markets, aligns with this strategy. PIL will also majorly improve its web and mobile applications to improve user experience and increase client engagement.

Infosys will offer strong technical support for the redesigned portal’s performance and scalability by utilising its extensive knowledge in logistics. The partnership, which spans several years and stages, aims to address critical business issues like improving scalability, updating digital platforms, and providing consulting services on new developments in the market.

PIL’s Chief Commercial Officer, Lionel Patrice Chatelet, expressed enthusiasm for working with Infosys and emphasised the importance of a partner offering advice and technology. Infosys’s EVP and Global Head of Retail, Consumer Goods & Logistics, Karmesh Vaswani, highlighted the company’s dedication to providing cutting-edge solutions customised to meet present demands while foreseeing emerging market trends. As a reliable partner, Infosys wants to use scalable technology, such as the AI-driven Infosys Topaz suite of products, to convert PIL’s customer portals into user-friendly, engaging platforms.

The collaboration represents a significant step toward improving logistics efficiency and sustainability, in line with PIL’s goal of reaching Net Zero by 2050. PIL aims to become a futuristic shipping company with Infosys’ assistance, satisfying the changing demands of its international customer base.

Regarding the stock market, Infosys’s shares increased slightly, closing at Rs 1684.60 on the BSE. This indicates that investors are optimistic about the partnership and how it can affect the company’s growth potential.

Reference: Infosys

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