In an expansion bid, Indian technology giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has announced to partner GoogleCloud and New Zealand-based Fletcher Building to build a flexible, Google cloud-based enterprise platform that will support long-term growth and innovation.
“Fletcher Building is partnering with Google Cloud and TCS to implement enterprise-grade, cloud capability to run its mission-critical enterprise workloads to enable greater uptime and flexibility, develop its customer data strategy to create an end-to-end understanding of customer needs and behaviours, and to respond quickly to market changes and opportunities,” TCS said in a statement.
According to TCS, the partnership will help the global tech behemoth to use its multi-horizon cloud transformation framework and extensive cloud experience to help Fletcher Building build a new future-ready digital core using Google Cloud.
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The new partnership will further simplify the infrastructure landscape, reduce technology debt, host mission-critical workloads, provide a unified view of its customers and enable future innovation, TCS said in a statement.
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