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Infosys established a five-year cooperation with Sector Alarm, a private equity-backed European
security firm, to change their core enterprise business systems on the cloud in eight countries.
“Through this collaboration, Infosys will work closely with Sector Alarm to migrate their disparate, on-premises enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform onto Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (F&O), helping them modernise their financial and business operating models. Capitalising on Infosys’
digital transformation capabilities, the Microsoft platform will enable Sector Alarm to streamline finances, gain business insights, and help seamlessly integrate with their existing CRM platform,” Infosys said in a statement.
Sector Alarm, which is partially owned by global investment company KKR, has worked with private equity clients in the Nordic region and has extensive domain expertise in cloud-powered ERP transition and next-generation application management services. The implementation will be phased throughout eight European countries, including Norway, Sweden, Finland, Italy, and France, according to the announcement.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O will use cloud adoption Infosys Cobalt to assist Sector Alarm in streamlining company processes, increasing customer retention and acquisition, improving customer experience, protecting employee experience, and lowering total cost of ownership for new systems.
“By leveraging cloud-based ERP and CRM solutions and our long-term partnership with Microsoft, we are looking forward to empowering Sector Alarm with a robust IT platform to achieve their ambitious growth. With this key win, we are well poised to establish ourselves as a trusted partner in the European security systems market,” said Jasmeet Singh, EVP and global head of manufacturing, Infosys.