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Infosys to acquire London based design thinking firm Brilliant Basics

The acquisition is expected to close during the second quarter of fiscal 2018, subject to customary closing conditions, said Infosys

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Indian IT major Infosys has signed definitive agreement to acquire Brilliant Basics, a London-based product design and (CX) firm known for its design thinking-led approach and experience in executing global programs, said a statement. The acquisition is expected to close during the second quarter of fiscal 2018, subject to customary closing conditions.

According Bangalore based IT firm, this acquisition represents its commitment to the expansion of a worldwide connected network of Digital Studios. “These studios are focused on fulfilling the needs of our global clients for end-to-end digital transformation solutions required to meet customer demand for next-generation enhanced customer experiences,” said company.

“Adding Brilliant Basics’ design and CX capabilities has already proven to be invaluable, helping Infosys close large deals with a deep blend of skills,” said Ravi Kumar S, & Deputy COO, Infosys. “Brilliant Basics will leverage the breadth and depth of Infosys Digital to drive Digital Transformation solutions, which connect our clients’ Systems of Record to new Systems of Engagement.”

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Brilliant Basics founder and CEO, Anand Verma said, “Being a key member of the Infosys family allows Brilliant Basics “bb” to enhance and scale the overall offering for our clients.”

With Digital Studios spanning the globe – from and Pune to New York, London and Melbourne – the addition of Brilliant Basics will enhance the company’s expertise in the financial services, retail and telco sectors across and the Middle East, said Infosys.

“We are already seeing the synergies of our relationship, having partnered together on numerous Digital Transformation engagements and wins,” said Scott Sorokin, Global Head of Infosys.Digital. “Looking ahead, we expect Brilliant Basics to play a key role in our continued success.”

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Infosys provides technology services and consulting. It enable clients in 45 countries to create and execute strategies for their digital transformation. From engineering to application development, knowledge management and business process management, it help our clients find the right problems to solve, and to solve these effectively.

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