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HCL gets $100 m Xerox Corp contract

NEW DELHI: HCL Technologies on Monday said it had entered into a $100-million six-year transformation agreement with Xerox Corporation.

The contract involves mid-range services, business continuity and disaster recovery for Xerox’s information management operations.

“Our engagement with Xerox is a testament to HCL’s competencies and capabilities which continues to help the customer in its IT transformation by providing innovative IT services scalable to their needs,”’ said HCL America Inc (a wholly- owned subsidiary he HCL) Corporate Vice-President and President Shami Khorana.

As per the agreement, HCL would manage data centre hosting and migration, vitalisation, consolidation and storage architecture services across North America and Europe. In addition, the company would provide architecture and consulting services for new technology and system design, adoption and lifecycle improvement. However, no financial details of the contract were divulged.

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