Cloud, AI, and Collaboration: Spark and Infosys Redefine What’s Possible in Tech

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Spark New Zealand, the nation's leading telecommunications and digital services company, has unveiled a significant strategic IT partnership with Infosys, a worldwide leader in next-generation digital services and consulting. The April 16, 2025, unveiled partnership will revolutionize Spark&#...

Key Highlights:

AI and Cloud at the Core: Infosys will utilize its AI-first platform, Infosys Topaz, and its cloud acceleration platform, Infosys Cobalt, to enable Spark to minimize IT operating expenses and accelerate its digital and AI-powered customer experience vision.
DevOps and Engineering Expertise: Infosys will offer global DevOps and software engineering skills, assisting Spark in developing, testing, integrating, and delivering its systems and applications, along with ongoing support and monitoring.
Keeping Local Control: Spark will retain ownership of its IT assets, technology architecture, product design, and innovation roadmap, while using Infosys' scale and expertise globally to implement these plans effectively.
Workforce Growth in New Zealand: Infosys will grow its local workforce to keep key support and expertise in New Zealand, complementing its global operations.
Cost Savings and Transformation Objectives: The partnership is a part of Spark's overall SPK-26 Operate Programme, with an objective of achieving $80–$100 million net labour and operating cost reduction in FY25, with annualized benefits of $110–$140 million by FY27.
Longstanding Partnership: Infosys and Spark have been partners for more than 16 years, and the new agreement extends their relationship to concentrate on innovation, agility, and customer-centric digital transformation.

This partnership places Spark to provide next-generation digital services and solidifies Infosys's focus on driving meaningful change for clients around the world.

Source: Infosys, Spark New Zealand, MarketScreener

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