Infosys unveils a platform ‘Topaz’ for generative artificial intelligence
In a regulatory filing, the company said, “It helps amplify the potential of humans, enterprises, communities to tap into the next generation of opportunities to create value from unprecedented innovations, connected ecosystems, pervasive efficiencies.”
“Infosys Topaz is helping us amplify the potential of people – both our own our clients’. We are seeing strong interest from our clients for efficiency productivity-enhancing programs, even as businesses are keen to secure their future growth,” Salil Parekh, CEO & MD, Infosys.
Accelerate growth
“For example, a food beverages chain leveraged Infosys Topaz to autonomously connect unconnected data signals coming in from new partners to deliver superior off-store consumer experience with 95% accuracy. Infosys Topaz Generative AI Labs delivers ready-touse industry solutions to bring the value of AI to more functions, thus helping businesses become more cognitive, faster,” the company statement said.
Infosys Topaz democratises data intelligence to bring value to more participants in the connected ecosystem, enabling them to create disruptive business models, AI-led products, services new revenue streams. For example, a national railway company took advantage of Infosys Topaz to build a smart hub for profitably creating agile value-chains, with best-fit partners from the market, for functions such as first last-mile logistics. Infosys Topaz enables businesses, across industries, with support from an ecosystem of over 100 industry networks partnerships.
Unlock efficiencies at scale: Infosys Topaz creates efficiencies across the enterprise. Infosys’ AI-first specialists use smart tools, platforms, autonomous software engineering for business agility. Infosys Topaz drives organisation-wide synergies by reimagining user personas, data architecture, engineering blueprints for the future. It also helps build self-supervisory capabilities from harnessing enterprise knowledge with generative AI. For example, a British bank used Infosys Topaz to transform over 2000 customer service processes to operate in near real-time instead of a week.