InfinityQS announced that Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is to join the InfinityQS channel partner program to form a new strategic alliance. The new partnership with Tata Consultancy Services will enable its blue-chip industrial clients to leverage the award-winning InfinityQS Manufacturing and Quality Intelligence platform, Enact. It will also enable InfinityQS to utilize TCS’s expertise in IT, business & technology services, and engineering, to support existing partners within the InfinityQS partner network.
With TCS’s expertise in advanced manufacturing solutions and the digital transformation of industrial environments, InfinityQS Enact adds a critical component to their solution portfolio. With InfinityQS Enact, TCS will be able to help its clients leverage significantly greater business value by gaining end-to-end visibility and insights from within their manufacturing and quality processes.
Speaking about the partnership, Regu Ayyaswamy, vice president and global head IoT & EIS at Tata Consultancy said: “Increasingly, we’re seeing demand from our clients for greater flexibility across their plant IT solutions and because of this, it was the right time to bolster our services portfolio by becoming part of the InfinityQS partner program. Doing so enables us to integrate our solutions and offerings with Enact easily and seamlessly while leveraging its global support. Now our clients can capture data streams from a variety of plants and can significantly improve their production processes globally.”
Jason Chester, director of channel programs for InfinityQS, said: “Tata Consultancy Services is, without doubt, a revered global advisory company. We have successfully worked with TCS in the past on major projects with some of the world’s most recognizable manufacturing brands. To formalise this relationship through a new strategic alliance is a major opportunity for both our clients and prospects. Combining our best-in-class Enact solution with their exceptional services pedigree will be a transformative opportunity for the manufacturing industry.”
