IBM announced on 21 Sept 2010 that it signed a 10-year business transformation and information technology (IT) services agreement with Jet Airways. The agreement valued at $62 million is expected to help Jet Airways achieve significant growth by aligning the company's IT with business strategy. IBM would as a part of the deal provide cutting-edge technology solutions to transform the airline's business areas such as airport operations, direct distribution and frequent flier programmes. IBM would provide all kind of IT infrastructure and application support services to Jet Airways like- employee transition, data centre operations, central helpdesk support, server and storage operations, and internet security services through the use of Tivoli suite, network management, SAP and other operating system. This engagement would enable Jet Airways to improve and integrate its IT systems so that it can deliver a highly differentiated customer experience and improve its operational efficiency.
IBM in an Agreement with Jet Airways
IBM announced on 21 Sept 2010 that it signed a 10-year business transformation and information technology (IT) services agreement with Jet Airways. The agreement valued
.jpg){kind=logo}
Your career begins here! At Jagranjosh.com, our vision is to enable the youth to make informed life decisions, and our mission is to create credible and actionable content that answers questions or solves problems for India’s share of Next Billion Users. As India’s leading education and career guidance platform, we connect the dots for students, guiding them through every step of their journey—from excelling in school exams, board exams, and entrance tests to securing competitive jobs and building essential skills for their profession. With our deep expertise in exams and education, along with accurate information, expert insights, and interactive tools, we bridge the gap between education and opportunity, empowering students to confidently achieve their goals.
-1767363253698.png)
-1767351880346.jpg)
Comments
All Comments (0)
Join the conversation