HCL signs 5-year service agreement with Airbus

Our Bureau Updated - February 04, 2021 at 07:06 PM.

To hire 1,000 in Nagpur Campus

Noida-based HCL Technologies (HCL), on Thursday, said it had signed a five-year Digital Workplace Services agreement with Airbus, for an undisclosed amount.

HCL will establish a modernised digital workplace to enhance the user experience and service quality for most Airbus employees globally, the company said in a statement.

The company was selected as Airbus' preferred partner. It offered the broadest combination of standard functionality and innovation capabilities to generate greater efficiency and improved time to market, it said.

"The combination of HCL's scale transformational expertise and management capabilities of information technology and operational technology landscape will enable Airbus to remain at the forefront of innovation and deliver leading-edge user experiences," Sandeep Saxena, Executive Vice President (UK, France and Benelux), HCL Technologies, said.

HCL's Fluid Workplace Model will enable Airbus to deploy the latest digital technologies and rapidly simplify Airbus's existing IT processes and optimise delivery costs, using unique end-to-end management services to cover the information and operational technology landscape, the company added.

Hiring

Meanwhile, the company said it plans to hire over 1,000 freshers and experienced professionals at HCL campus in Mihan, Nagpur. HCL's 50-acre campus in Mihan has been operational since April 2018 with nearly 2,000 employees.

"HCL's 'New Vistas' initiative provides talent in India with innovative opportunities and platforms that will empower them with the necessary skills needed to play crucial roles in the technology landscape. In the last four years, our centres in New Vistas locations like Madurai, Lucknow, Nagpur and Vijayawada have nurtured and hired over 15,000 candidates who are now an integral part of HCL Technologies," Srimathi Shivashankar, Corporate Vice President, HCL Technologies, said.

Published on February 4, 2021 05:33