Infosys Launches Infra Testing Services
Infrastructure testing services to assure business readiness and optimal IT performance.
Infosys, the consulting and technology company, has launched a new offering for infrastructure testing. The offering comprises a range of services that span the entire infrastructure life cycle - from new hardware deployment and integration to migration and operations. Companies can use these services to comprehensively test and assure the business readiness and performance of their IT infrastructure during major changes such as datacentre consolidation, virtualisation, and technology upgrades.
Rona Shuchat, Director, Application Development, Testing and Management Services, IDC said, "As enterprises are challenged by deployment of increasingly diverse technologies including virtualisation, collaboration and cloud, there is a growing urgency to validate, streamline and optimise underlying infrastructure being transformed within the datacentres. End-to-end infrastructure testing services, with related program governance, risk assessment, configuration, security, interface and performance testing will help enterprises scale up to meet the multi-dimensional complexity of their growing infrastructure and application portfolios."
Chandrashekar Kakal, Senior Vice President and Global head of Business IT Services said, "Infrastructure Testing is an innovation at the intersection of two of our core offerings - Infrastructure Management and Testing. This is an excellent example of how we are innovating across services to help our clients drive greater IT infrastructure reliability. We are already seeing a positive response from many clients for this offering and have also started assisting several organisations across geographies and industries."

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