Cloud Hub for industry professionals to increase research value, research leadership, success stories, and real-world guidance from cloud adoption.
Bengalru, India, November 17, 2021 (PRNewswire) – Infosys (NYSE: INFY), a global leader in the next generation of digital services and consultants, and MIT Technology Review, the world-renowned technology media brand and custom publishing institute, today, The Cloud Hub, accelerates global enterprise cloud travel It is a platform for insights and successful cloud changes. This partnership brings success stories, insights and experiences from several world-renowned brands to demonstrate how to create value and competitive advantage by embracing cloud technologies.
Cloud Hub aims to create a community of professionals from across the industry, including professionals, suppliers, and influencers, who will discuss key challenges and opportunities in the face of the world’s biggest technology breakthrough. According to the Infosys 2021 Cloud Radar Report, the surveyed enterprises can add up. $ 414 billion With effective cloud adoption, net new profits, every year. However, many companies are still moving toward cloud adoption. Cloud Resources brings unique voices, including unique access to the Infosi Cobalt Professional community, to share success stories, strategies, and insights across a variety of topics, including cloud, data, AI, cloud applications, and security. .
Elizabeth Bramson-Boudreau, CEO and Publisher, MIT Technology Review“Our custom content division, MIT Technology Review Insights, produces an original study that helps executives make informed decisions about their companies’ technology strategies and investments. We believe we are looking forward to creating The Cloud Hub with Infosi. When you find it in the landscape, you can take advantage of expert guidance.
Ravi Kumer, President, Infosys“As cloud-start-up companies move forward, many other enterprises are struggling to utilize the full potential of the cloud. Infosys Cobalt is a muscle-building initiative in our efforts to make it a reality.
Cloud Hub For a quick overview from Cloud Chaos to Transparency, please click here.
Click here to see the conversation between them Elizabeth Bramson-Boudreau And Ravi Kumer.
You can find out more about Cloud Hub here.
Review of MIT Technology
Based on Massachusetts Institute of Technology A.D. Founded in 1899, MIT Technology Review is a world-renowned independent media company that provides insights, analysis, interviews and live events featuring new technologies and business and social implications. MIT Technology Review derives its power from its relationship with the world’s leading technology institute and its editors’ unparalleled access to innovative technologies and access to innovators and researchers. Insights, the MIT Technology Review Custom Publishing Unit, conducts research around the world and publishes a wide range of content, including articles, reports, infographics, videos, and podcasts.
About Infosis
Infosys is a global leader in next-generation digital services and consultants. We provide digital transformation to clients in more than 50 countries. With over four decades of experience managing the operations and operations of international enterprises, we effectively guide our clients on their digital journey. We do this by enabling the enterprise to prioritize change over the AI-powered core. We offer digital marketing exclusively to provide unprecedented performance and customer satisfaction. Our ongoing learning agenda pushes for continuous improvement by building and transmitting digital skills, knowledge and ideas from the Innovation Ecosystem.
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