AWS i.e. Amazon Web Services (AWS) have become quite a buzzword in the technology space. It is trusted by many firms, small or big because of the features it provides. It is a cloud-based platform used for building solutions for businesses using inter-connected web services. It also provides services to build its custom cloud-based solutions. And now many other IT giants are making efforts to use it as a business opportunity.
HCL launches its own AWS Business Unit
Recently, HCL Technologies launched its Amazon Web Services (AWS) Business Unit (AWS BU) with the aim of helping enterprises globally accelerate their cloud transformation journey. This business unit within HCL will be supported by AWS engineering, solutions and business teams.
“HCL currently holds five AWS competencies, has more than 10,000 professionals trained on AWS, and plans to boost this capacity to more than 20,000 specialists in the future,” the statement released by the company said.
The new business unit will help businesses modernize their legacy systems and mainframe applications, and reliably adopt cloud technologies that boost efficiency, achieve objectives and meet regulatory compliance, all the while migrating and managing SAP workloads on AWS.
Top leaders are confident about the new business
“With the launch of the HCL AWS Business Unit, HCL will leverage its vertical-first focus on FSI, telco, and energy and utilities plus deep technical expertise on SAP, contact centers, hybrid cloud, and mainframe modernization to transform businesses and consumer behavior, using technology when they need it the most, Doug Yeum, Head of WW Channels and Alliances at AWS, said.
Kalyan Kumar, Chief Technology Officer and Head (Ecosystems) at HCL Technologies, also asserted that the AWS BU is an important part of the company’s larger #HCLCloudSmart strategy in servicing every aspect of cloud delivery to build effective ecosystems that help its customers stay ahead of their competitors.
Leveraging our extensive relationship with AWS, the AWS BU synergizes the best of what both companies have to offer, driving digital, cultural, and customer-centric transformations, Kumar added further. The unit will help enterprise clients modernize and migrate at scale, sustain cost advantages and focus on experimentation. It will enable it by combining HCL’s experience and expertise in building adaptive cloud smart portfolios, and AWS’s depth and breadth of services and rapid innovation.
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