Infosys partners with Swiss logistics firm Kardex to 'transform its operations'

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Information technology firm Infosys on December 4 announced collaboration with Switzerland-based intralogistics solutions firm Kardex to transform its business operations using SAP S/4HANA.

Infosys will leverage its cloud solution Cobalt to unfiy Kardex's enterprise pesource planning (ERP) system in over 30 countries.

Leveraging cloud solution Infosys Cobalt, Kardex's Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system in over 30 countries, operational efficiency, and scalability will be unified.

"Infosys will help Kardex harmonise and standardise its business processes to drive productivity, flexibility, and improved decision-making," the Bengaluru-headquartered company said in a release.

Kardex selected Infosys for its extensive experience in executing large-scale digital transformation projects with SAP S/4HANA and its deep expertise in the manufacturing and logistics sectors. To ensure seamless data transfer, minimise downtime, and maintain data integrity, Infosys is leveraging its own tools, including Infosys Data Services Suite (iDSS), a data management solution.

Infosys aims to create a unified system for Kardex, to equip it with real-time insights, enhanced customer experience, and a strong foundation for growth.

“Our mission is to empower our customers to optimise their intralogistics operations, enhancing efficiency, agility, and overall success," Thomas Reist, Chief Financial Officer of Kardex, was quoted as saying in the release.

Reist said Infosys' expertise in process transformation, supported by SAP solutions, and a proven track record of successful implementations makes it the ideal partner to achieve Kardex's strategic objectives.

Jasmeet Singh, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Manufacturing, Infosys, said the manufacturing and logistics industry is undergoing rapid digital transformation. "We are confident that our data-centric, cloud-first approach will ensure a seamless transition and unlock the full potential of digital transformation," he said.