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Managed IT infrastructure and cloud services
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Kolkata, West Bengal, India + 6 more
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Kyndryl provides managed IT infrastructure services for large enterprises, helping them run and modernize their technology environments. Its offerings cover cloud adoption, cybersecurity, security operations, and digital workplace services, all delivered under long-term managed-service contracts. The company works by partnering with major technology providers (including Microsoft) to offer integrated, end-to-end solutions, often complemented by a new security operations center (SOC) and other security capabilities. This focus sets it apart from competitors through scale, enterprise-grade governance, and a history rooted in IBM’s infrastructure services, now independent but aligned with large technology partners. The goal is to support digital transformation by providing reliable, scalable, and secure infrastructure management that enables enterprises to operate efficiently and securely in a cloud-enabled world.
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2021
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Survey results: digitalisation & AI Drive Competitive Advantage in Automotive Manufacturing. Automotive Manufacturing Solutions Published 21 July 2026 - 10:53 Modified 21 July 2026 - 11:57 Macroeconomic challenges are increasingly driving digitalisation & AI, but human factors are both key enablers and barriers to a successful digitalisation journey Download the report below. The vast majority of automotive manufacturers embarked on digital transformation programmes many years ago. However, for many, the final destination can often appear elusive and never quite complete as new technologies and requirements emerge and external factors evolve. Clearly, the priorities for digital transformation are shifting. A complex and unforgiving external environment, characterised by regional wars, trade disputes, rising input costs and supply chain disruption, means that digital transformation is taking on new urgency. For now, though, companies are weathering multiple storms. Digital transformation remains challenging; not least as competition for the necessary skills and capabilities intensifies, leading to skills shortages in many areas. In fact, human factors can be both key enablers as well as barriers to a successful digitalisation journey. To better understand the current state of digitalisation across automotive manufacturing, Automotive Manufacturing Solutions, in partnership with Kyndryl and Microsoft, recently collaborated on the Automotive Manufacturing AI & Digital Operating Models Survey 2026 to tap into our industry expert audience of automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers. The survey findings have been summarised in an exclusive free to download whitepaper 'Digitalisation & AI Drive Competitive Advantage in Automotive Manufacturing'. Here are three key takeaways from the report: 1. Digital transformation priorities are increasingly driven by macroeconomic challenges Automotive manufacturers have rarely faced such a complex macroeconomic environment as they do today. Those pressures are unforgiving and it is no surprise to see that digital transformation priorities are increasingly focused upon how they can help to address this complex set of challenges. Our survey audience identified tariffs and trade barriers as the most significant challenge facing manufacturing operations in their company. The key problem around tariffs is uncertainty: few companies know how or when these trade barriers will be lifted, making it difficult for them to plan with long-term strategic goals such as digital transformation. Trade barriers, and wider geopolitical risks, also have knock-on effects in terms of greater cost pressures and supply chain disruption. In addition, digital transformation is both a challenge and an opportunity. Asked about the key challenges facing their operations, respondents identify digital transformation as the third most significant challenge. And yet, as we shall see in this report, digital transformation can be empowering in overcoming many of these challenges. Q. What are the MOST SIGNIFICANT challenges facing the automotive manufacturing operations in your company? (Select up to THREE) Which challenges are most significant for automotive manufacturing operations? Respondents could select up to three · % of respondents Tariffs & trade barriers Cost pressures (energy, raw materials, components) Digital transformation & data management Supply chain disruption / component shortages Labour shortages / skills gaps Rapid innovation in AI & automation EV transition / multi-powertrain management Shift to more modular / flexible manufacturing Faster product lifecycles Regionalisation, localisation & hyper-localisation 2. Digital transformation can drive competitive advantage The urgent need for efficiency, cost reduction and enhanced productivity are driving forces behind digital transformation initiatives. Today, there is a clear link between the macro challenges facing the industry, and a growing recognition that digital transformation can be part of the solution to gain competitive advantage. However, focussing digital transformation upon cutting costs and improving productivity raises potential risks around neglecting the growth and innovation potential that digital tools and AI should enable. Notably, there were a wide-ranging 2nd tier of responses including factors which indirectly also lead to enhancing competitive advantage. Q. Within your company, what are the MOST SIGNIFICANT issues driving investment in digitalisation? What are the most significant issues driving investment in digitalisation? % of respondents Production efficiency, cost reduction & productivity Organisational transformation & competitive pressure Supply chain visibility & network optimisation Customer-driven innovation and experience Core technology advances (AI, IoT, digital twins, AR/VR) EVs & increasing product complexity Accelerating vehicle development cycles / speed to market Digital thread & lifecycle intelligence Government initiatives and policy support 3. Human factors are both enablers and barriers to a successful digitalisation journey Investing in digital transformation is hard and requires patience. These are never-ending projects due to the fast-changing nature of the technologies that underpin them, and the ongoing volatility of the wider economic climate and business environment. However, the human factors are seen as essential to a successful digitalisation journey - and they require ongoing, continuous investment to keep up with emerging trends. At the same time, digital and AI skills are increasingly at a premium and they can make or break the success of many transformation agendas. Having a strong core data foundation is the second most important enabler of success. This is rightly seen as a critical area for investment as, without this in place, technologies built on top cannot function effectively. Q. What do you think are the THREE most important enablers to increase the chances of success in technology transformation? What are the most important enablers of success in technology transformation? Respondents selected their top three · % of respondents Investment in skills and capabilities A strong core data foundation A clear strategy with defined KPIs and ROI Strong relationships with third-party vendors and consultants A longer-term focus Strong buy-in from executive leadership A culture that embraces experimentation and fast failure Associated business transformation Centralised allocation of financial resources 4. Integration with legacy systems is a challenge for AI More specifically, regarding the challenges associated with implementing AI in automotive manufacturing, the most pressing of all is the difficulty of integrating AI with existing automation and legacy IT systems. This has been a major challenge of digital transformation for many years, and slow progress with replacing and updating legacy systems makes it even more acute today. Cybersecurity concerns are also near the top of the list of concerns - companies are worried about potential breaches and vulnerabilities that can be introduced as they integrate new and potentially unfamiliar technologies. Q. What are the most significant challenges for your company in terms of implementing AI in automotive manufacturing? (Select up to THREE) Which challenges are most significant for implementing AI in automotive manufacturing? Respondents could select up to three · % of respondents Integration with existing automation & legacy IT systems Cybersecurity challenges Data governance and data quality Skilled labour shortages & capability gaps Getting financial / budget approval Demonstrating clear, measurable ROI Regulatory complexity Reluctance to embrace change Lack of strategic clarity / objectives This survey was compiled in partnership with Kyndryl & Microsoft
Kyndryl Freshers Hiring 2026 batch | Bangalore jobs | Apply Online. Kyndryl Freshers Hiring 2026 in Bangalore. Apply for Infrastructure Specialist and Technical Support roles. Check eligibility, salary, CGPA, and application details. Kyndryl Freshers Hiring 2026 batch in Bangalore - Apply for Infrastructure Specialist & Technical Support roles. Looking for the latest Kyndryl Freshers Hiring 2026 opportunity? Here's exciting news for engineering and computer science graduates. Kyndryl, one of the world's leading IT infrastructure services companies, is hiring 2026 batch freshers for multiple technical roles in Bangalore. This recruitment drive offers excellent salary packages, joining bonuses, and the opportunity to build your career with a globally recognized technology company. Job overview. DetailsInformationCompanyKyndrylHiring Batch2026 PassoutsExperienceFreshers OnlyJob LocationBangaloreEmployment TypeFull-TimeIndustryIT Infrastructure & Technology Services Open positions. Kyndryl is hiring for the following roles: 1. Infrastructure Specialist. Eligible Qualifications: 2. Technical Support. Eligible for: * BCA * B.Com (Computer Science) * Computer Science Graduates Eligibility criteria. Candidates should meet the following requirements: * 2026 Passout Students * Freshers Only * Minimum 65% marks or 6.5 CGPA throughout academics * Good communication skills * Basic technical knowledge * Willingness to work in a professional IT environment Educational qualification. Eligible candidates include: * BE / B.Tech * AI & DS * AI & ML * Computer Science * Information Science * Electronics & Communication * Electrical Engineering * MCA * B.Sc (Computer Science) * B.Com (Computer Science) * BCA Salary package. Infrastructure Specialist (be/b.tech). * ₹5.2 LPA * ₹60,000 Joining Bonus Technical Support (BCA/MCA). * ₹5.2 LPA * ₹1,00,000 Joining Bonus Why join Kyndryl? Working with Kyndryl offers several career advantages: * Global technology projects * Industry-leading training programs * Excellent learning opportunities * Career growth and internal promotions * Modern work culture * Professional mentoring * Exposure to enterprise IT infrastructure * Long-term career stability Key skills required. Candidates should possess: * Good Communication Skills * Networking Fundamentals * Technical Support Basics * Operating Systems Knowledge * Hardware & Software Troubleshooting * Team Collaboration * Analytical Thinking * Problem-Solving Skills Job location. Selected candidates will work from the Bangalore office based on business requirements. Selection process. The hiring process may include: * Online Registration * Resume Shortlisting * Aptitude Test * Technical Assessment * Technical Interview * HR Interview * Final Offer Letter Documents required. Candidates should keep the following documents ready: * Updated Resume * Passport-size Photographs * Aadhaar Card * PAN Card * Academic Certificates * Semester Marks Cards * Government-issued Photo ID About Kyndryl. Kyndryl is a global leader in designing, building, managing, and modernizing mission-critical technology systems. The company works with businesses across industries, helping them transform their IT infrastructure through cloud, networking, cybersecurity, data management, and digital workplace solutions. Joining Kyndryl gives fresh graduates an opportunity to work with advanced enterprise technologies while building a strong career in the IT industry. How to apply. Interested candidates can apply through the recruitment partner or follow the instructions provided in the recruitment advertisement. Recruitment Partner Contact: +91 63008 13478 +91 93929 68941
Kyndryl & EGYM: AI modernizes fitness studio financing. 4h ago · 0:00 listen · Source: Kyndryl Summary. Kyndryl and EGYM are working together to improve financing decisions for fitness studios. They are deploying an AI-driven assessment capability on Google Cloud. Here's the thing: EGYM aims to accelerate financing decisions by standardizing credit evaluations and improving transparency. There's a rising demand for fitness equipment financing, but traditional approval workflows are often manual and fragmented. Kyndryl Consult experts will use Kyndryl's Agentic AI Framework to develop an agent for EGYM. This agent will analyze finance approval risk using anonymized customer data. What's interesting is that Kyndryl's policy as code capability will allow the AI agents to act safely within EGYM's processes. All decisions will be traceable and auditable, with human review when needed. The expected outcome includes faster customer onboarding and AI-assisted evaluations of financial performance. This matters because it could lead to quicker, more consistent financing approvals for fitness studios. This is an AI-generated audio summary. Always check the original source for complete reporting.
ČSOB selects Kyndryl to drive business process transformation. Kyndryl will help streamline end-to-end processes and strengthen governance across the bank's operations PRAGUE, June 17, 2026 - Kyndryl (NYSE: KD), a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services and Československá obchodní banka (ČSOB), one of the largest financial institutions in the Czech Republic and part of the KBC Group, today announced a collaboration to support the bank's business process transformation. With more than four million clients, ČSOB offers a broad range of financial services supported by digital and core banking platforms that underpin its critical business processes. ČSOB selected Kyndryl to simplify and modernize its complex, mission-critical environments and drive long-term transformation to improve operational efficiency and adapt to evolving regulatory requirements in the financial services industry. "At ČSOB, we continuously modernize our processes and technology environment to deliver simpler and faster services to our clients. That is why, in the IT domain, we are looking for a partner that is capable of navigating a complex enterprise environment and supporting us in implementing large-scale transformation initiatives," says Roman Mašek, Director of B-2 IT at ČSOB. "ČSOB is taking bold steps to modernize and streamline the processes that sit at the heart of its customer experience," said Jiri Batek, Managing Director, Kyndryl in Czech Republic. "We're proud to bring our expertise in transforming mission-critical environments to support the bank in creating a more efficient, agile and resilient operational foundation." As part of the engagement, Kyndryl will implement, deploy, configure and integrate a business process management platform based on Camunda into ČSOB's existing technology environment to streamline end-to-end processes, reduce system complexity and enable a more seamless, personalized and efficient customer experience. "We selected Kyndryl because of its experience with large-scale transformation projects and its strong expertise in process automation. This enables us to further develop our Camunda platform while maintaining a strong focus on security, regulatory compliance, and high service availability for our clients," says Mašek. In addition, Kyndryl will also help build a ČSOB Process Center of Excellence that will establish governance, standards and expert guidance to help enable the consistent application of processes over time as business and regulatory requirements evolve. About Kyndryl Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) is a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services, offering advisory, implementation and managed service capabilities to thousands of customers in more than 60 countries. As the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, the company designs, builds, manages and modernizes the complex information systems that the world depends on every day. For more information, visit www.kyndryl.com.
Kyndryl launches European Principal Markets and appoints David Soto as President to strengthen its leadership in Europe. Enrique Cortés named President of Kyndryl Spain MADRID, June 15, 2026 - Kyndryl (NYSE: KD), a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services and technology consulting, today announced a new European Principal Markets organization and appointed David Soto as President. The new organization groups France, Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain together, and reflects the company's commitment to growth across Europe. Within this new structure, David Soto expands his scope of responsibility to strengthen coordination across Kyndryl's principal European footprint. "Europe is home to incredible talent, strong customer relationships and an ecosystem built for innovation and growth in sectors of strategic importance for the economy and society. Kyndryl works with some of the biggest companies across Europe delivering mission-critical services," said David Soto, President of Kyndryl's European Principal Markets. "Building on that foundation, this new organization underscores the region's importance to Kyndryl and our commitment to helping European customers advance their digital sovereignty objectives through a pragmatic approach - focused on choice, control, auditability and resilience - while balancing these priorities with innovation, security and competitiveness." David Soto has over 30 years of experience leading companies and advising customers on how to innovate and modernize their IT systems. He has held global senior leadership positions at companies such as Accenture and IBM and has served on various boards of companies in the United States and Europe. Since 2023, he has served as President of Kyndryl Spain and Portugal, where he has significantly driven growth in both markets, positioning them among the company's fastest-growing and most profitable markets globally. As part of this organization, Enrique Cortés has been appointed as the new President of Kyndryl Spain. He brings more than 25 years of professional experience in the technology sector; he previously led the Practices and Consulting division at Kyndryl Spain and Portugal and has a strong track record in infrastructure services, the public sector, and customer management. José Gonçalves remains the leader of Kyndryl Portugal. The countries within the European Principal Markets organization will continue to be reported in the Principal Markets reportable segment. David Soto, President of Kyndryl's European Principal Markets Enrique Cortés, President of Kyndryl Spain About Kyndryl Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) is a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services, offering advisory, implementation and managed service capabilities to thousands of customers in more than 60 countries. As the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, the company designs, builds, manages and modernizes the complex information systems that the world depends on every day. For more information, visit www.kyndryl.com.