Tagged With "HCLTech"

A $1.3 billion outsourcing deal from Xerox bagged by HCLTech, the third largest Indian IT service firm, in 2019 seems to have become something of a concern for the latter. From seeing disruption during the pandemic and contractual work taken away by larger peer Tata Consultancy Services ( TCS ) to revenue leakage, this account has been under stress for HCLTech since the pandemic. Even TCS has been affected by the same account. The digital printing company has a shared services arrangement...

Xerox outsource partners see revenue decline Article published by Reuters News Service In 2019, Xerox signed a $1.3 billion outsourcing deal with HCLTech, headquartered in country of India Uses call center in the country of Philippines Global administrative and support functions Also has outsourcing contract with Tata Consulting Services of India Finance business processing Started in 2021 6 year contract for $163 million Contractual obligations with both for 2023 = $296 million In 2024...

CrowdStrike and HCLTech Announce Global Strategic Partnership to Drive Enterprise Cybersecurity Transformation HCLTech MDR services standardizes on CrowdStrike’s AI-native Falcon ® XDR platform, delivering the speed and expertise customers need to stop breaches AUSTIN, Texas – March 25, 2024 – CrowdStrike (Nasdaq: CRWD) and HCLTech (NSE: HCLTECH), a leading global technology company, today announced a new strategic partnership to power HCLTech’s managed detection and response ( MD R)...

Cybersecurity vendor CrowdStrike and global systems integrator HCLTech have inked a new strategic partnership that will have CrowdStrike’s Falcon XDR platform powering the GSI’s managed detection and response offerings. For India-based HCLTech, the partnership means a stable, easy-to-use platform to bring more cybersecurity capabilities to customers and leverage artificial intelligence (AI), Amit Jain (pictured), the GSI’s executive vice president and global head of cybersecurity, told CRN...

Xerox partners with TCS and HCLTech in $1 billion deals, aiming to modernize its digital infrastructure. Deals focus on enhancing Xerox's cloud capabilities, AI integration, and IT service automation. HCLTech will manage Xerox’s core IT infrastructure, while TCS will focus on application management. Partnerships support Xerox's goal to improve efficiency, agility, and scalability across operations. Moves are part of Xerox’s broader push to drive digital transformation and streamline service ...