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Hexaware is the fastest growing next-generation provider of IT, BPO and consulting services. Backed by deep domain expertise and strong technology innovation, its mission is to transform how IT services are delivered and be the first IT services company in the world where half the workforce is digital.
Hexaware’s three-pronged strategy of Automate Everything ®, Cloudify Everything ® and Transform Customer Experiences ® endeavours to leverage human-machine collaboration to drive business transformation using human creativity and intellect. It has a solid proven history of close to three decades of delivery excellence in all time, language and regulatory zones.
Hexaware’s focus is on taking a leadership position in helping clients attain customer intimacy as their competitive advantage. It enables future-ready organisations and market leaders to achieve agility, resilience and business transformation with sustainable cost takeout outcomes. It aims to create lasting business value by helping clients offer engaging customer experiences powered by strategic cloud computing and digital enablement. Digitalisation is pivotal to their business transformation engagements with customers.
Hexaware helps organisations leverage the possibilities of the cloud with legacy application modernisation as the key construct. The modernisation and re-platforming of existing systems is driven by automation, agile development and best practices. Engineering excellence and customer-centricity help achieve truly scalable digital transformation. Hexaware’s enterprise-level cloud adoption platform Amaze® brings to the table an accelerated approach for organizations looking at a cloud-first and cloud-smart strategy for business transformation. The Amaze® suite works on transformation at the core encompassing the application, data and infrastructure landscapes. Amaze® helps businesses leverage automation to make the most of their cloud journey and achieve competitive advantage.
Hexaware’s best-in-class IPs and accelerators, accentuated by technology leadership, industry experience, and flexible engagement frameworks backed by a partnership approach and modern delivery paradigm, help set the stage for sustainable growth and accelerated ROI.
Hexaware serves customers in banking, financial services, capital markets, healthcare, insurance, manufacturing, retail, education, telecom, hi-tech and professional services (tax, audit, accounting and legal), travel, transportation and logistics. It delivers highly evolved services in rapid application prototyping, development and deployment; build, migrate and run cloud solutions; automation-based application support; enterprise solutions for digitizing the back office; customer experience transformation; business intelligence and analytics; digital assurance (testing); infrastructure management services; and business process services.
This case study outlines how Hexaware helped one of the world’s largest transportation equipment manufacturers and commercial vehicle distributors harness AI and ML in its efforts to create a more data-driven production line operation.
The unmatched advantages offered by the cloud have accelerated the adoption of cloud HCM platforms across large enterprises and SMBs. The pandemic has further made it imperative to invest in cloud technologies facilitating people to work remotely with minimum disruption to productivity and employee experience.
APIfication has become one of the important levers for Enterprise Digital Transformation and has been quite beneficial to several enterprises in many ways for effective Digitization, be it for cost reduction, enhanced internal and external communication between systems, omni-channel experience, and so on…
Eswar Venkatachalam is Senior Vice President and Global Head of Travel, Transportation, Hospitality, and Logistics Industries at Hexaware. He has 25+ years of consulting experience, including 15 years of t ravel industry experience in providing consulting services to clients in IT strategy, product development, IT transformation, product implementation, and application development.
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the operations of clinical trials across the globe is grave. Pharma and clinical research companies are trying to mitigate the challenges. The operations in the clinical trial space have stalled due to the fear of cross-infection. The healthcare industry has a two-pronged strategy to mitigate the effects of the pandemic a) assessment of the current situation b) the optimal way forward.
Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) touches every area of investor decision-making (Front Office, Middle Office, Back Office). Investments coupled with sustainable business outcomes are modelled to adapt to the changing ecosystem. Infusing ESG metrics to your business environment will ensure optimum transparency in operations and potential opportunities fueling growth.
This IDC Technology Spotlight examines the use of autonomous testing by quality assurance (QA) teams and explores the role that autonomous testing services can play in aiding organisations with enhancing and streamlining their QA activities.
Have you ever come across a requirement that you really need and feels like a small implementation but then when you try to create it, you realise that it requires more time than you would like it to take? Well, that is the world of code. What if we told you that your hassles need not be a cause for worry any longer because Low-Code, No-Code Platforms are here to take them for you!
Collab helps firms orchestrate complex engagements with their clients through an entire lifecycle - from onboarding to conclusion.
Technology innovation and the possibilities of the Cloud is driving growth at speed and scale for the mining industry. Challenges abound, though. The ‘drift’ to holistic digital transformation needs to span across production systems, the workforce and the supply chain to deliver on the promise of safe, sustainable operations.
For the IT-enabled organizations, cloud is perhaps not an option anymore and may have already become a mandate as a part of their digital journey. Most of them may be already in the middle of their cloud journey and looking beyond high availability, high performance, operational simplification, etc.
Businesses across industries generate massive amounts of data about their customers, products, services, social media messages, operations, surveys, marketing insights, machine data, etc. Their data warehouse (DW) serves as a central repository of information from multiple sources and also delivers insights for business decisions.
A leading secondary mortgage company and publicly traded firm in North America was looking to leverage the possibilities of the cloud to make their business more agile, resilient and customer-focused. Their primary bottleneck was a complex Java web application that was developed 12 years ago on Web Logic. This legacy application was business-critical and handled core financial business processes. Additionally, non-availability of key SMEs who had developed this application posed critical challenges to the cloud migration journey.
Case study: Unlocking the Value of Cloud Migration with Automated Replatforming for a Leading Financial Firm
Cloud adoption has become a mainstream approach with more and more enterprises leveraging cloud as a key part of their IT strategy. This is evident from the year-on-year growth of leading cloud providers over the last 3 years. In the initial phase, these enterprises had successfully adopted cloud by developing new applications using cloud-native design principles. Having realized success with these, now they are looking ahead to migrate the rest of their critical applications to cloud and realize the benefits.
Case study: Leading American secondary mortgage firm achieves 50% TCO reduction in Cloud Replatforming journey
In the last ten years, cloud computing, adoption, and migration have transitioned from being just places for storage to becoming indispensable strategy for businesses to accelerate service delivery with high efficiency and at a lower cost. There are businesses that have been built exclusively for the cloud. These born-in-the-cloud companies (think Airbnb, Netflix, and Spotify) enjoy unparalleled scalability, connectivity, speed, and flexibility. They have become iconic symbols of cloud success. However, cloud adoption is not just the forte of internet or customer-facing companies.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning have reached enterprise maturity – no longer just flashy add-ons, they are essential components in information architecture. Businesses across all industries can harness these technologies, but, as Hexaware’s Vaidya JR points out, they must have a clear picture of their strategic and business goals before implementation.
A bigger organisation does not necessarily make for a better one, with M&A benefits often undermined by the unsuccessful integration and alignment of HR practises and processes. Hexaware’s Madhavi Mallineni discusses the technology and techniques enabling enterprises to overcome such challenges.
With an increase in the prevalence and sophistication of cyberattacks post-pandemic, organisations can feel overwhelmed without the right tools in place. Here are some cybersecurity tips for keeping your organisation’s head above water.
Deutsche Bank’s chief technology officer discusses the drivers and targets behind Deutsche’s cloud strategy.
Hexaware’s Biju Shoolapani discusses why and how companies should be pursuing ‘APIfication’.
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