India’s Jet Airways, and IBM, have signed a
strategic ten-year business transformation and information
technology (IT) services agreement.
Valued at US$62 million, IBM will provide cutting-edge
technology solutions to transform the airline's business areas
such as airport operations, direct distribution and frequent flier
programs. This engagement will help Jet Airways improve and
integrate its IT systems to deliver a highly differentiated
customer experience and improve its operational efficiency.
“Constant innovation to stay ahead of industry growth has been
Jet Airways' operating philosophy since it commenced operations
in 1993,” said Nikos Kardasis, Chief Executive Officer, Jet
Airways (India) Ltd. “This association will enable us to focus on our core business and
improve our operational efficiencies, besides delivering a
seamless customer experience. India, as a country, will take a
leading edge position in delivering innovative ideas and
solutions in the Global Aviation terrain.”
IBM will support Jet Airways with IT
Infrastructure and application support services including
employee transition, data center operations, central helpdesk
support, server and storage operations, internet security services
through the use of Tivoli suite, network management, SAP and other
operating system.
“The agreement with Jet Airways is a
significant milestone for IBM in aviation industry,” said Sameer Batra, Vice President, Distribution Sector, IBM
India/South Asia. “Jet Airways will have access to industry
expertise and knowledge, which are essential for sustaining growth and leadership in the competitive global market.”
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