Infosys recognized as a Leader in Avasant’s Manufacturing Digital Services 2020-2021 Radarview™ Report
Delivering business benefits to clients through industry specific IPs and solutions, strategic acquisitions, focused investments on next gen technologies, and robust partner ecosystem.
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AVASANT ANALYST INSIGHTS
Practice Maturity
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With annual growth of 10%, manufacturing accounts for 28% of Infosys’s total revenue. It is gaining more traction by providing differentiating solutions aligning to product upgrades (smarter and connected), new business and operating models (Servitization, direct to consumers), and digitalizing the processes (across the value chain).
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Infosys’s vast domain experience of over 30 years and technological expertise has led to development of industry-specific IPs which are leveraged to achieve tangible business goals. Specifically, to contain cost and improve efficiencies, Infosys is extensively using its Asset Efficiency Platform (for predictive maintenance) and KRTI 4.0 (for remote operations and maintenance).
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Its industry-specific solutions leverage emerging technologies –RPA, analytics, IoT, and AI for clients across multiple sub-industries. For example, for a large OEM, Infosys, integrated AR, mobility, and analytics to modernize the factory to reduce duplication and increase efficiency.
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Infosys has developed AI-driven solutions to create predictive models and mitigate pandemic impact for optimizing supply chain network, integrating social analytics for forecasting, and automating factories with computer vision solutions.
Partnership Ecosystem
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To deliver end-to-end solutions and expedite clients’ digital transformation journey, Infosys has partnered with technology providers including AWS for cloud transformation, IIoT, and smart spaces, Microsoft for connected vehicle platform, IIoT, and smart building products.
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It has also partnered with specialized companies for developing industry-specific solutions. For example, it has partnered with Dassault Systems for integrating 3D capabilities and PTC for Thingsworxplatform.
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To keep pace with the technological advancements, it has partnered with several start-ups such as IOTICS for digital twin capabilities, universities such as RWTHAACHEN University for industry 4.0 offerings, and industrial associations such as Acatech.
Investments and Innovation
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Infosys made four strategic acquisitions in 2020. It acquired Kaleidoscope innovation to bolster smart product design capabilities and Simplus and Guidevisionfor enhancing Salesforce and Servicenowcloud capabilities, respectively.
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Infosys is aggressively investing in co-developing digital solutions across the value chain. Strategic investments are made for next gen data centers, designing prototypes for new spaces, virtual equipment maintenance, and a digital twin solution for aircraft turbine.
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It is also leveraging the Living Labs for developing and demonstrating industrial use cases such as RFID based field and plant asset management, advanced monitoring solution for driving real time visibility, and IOT gateway framework for shop floor machine connectivity.
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