Indian Tech Company Infosys Launches Enterprise Metaverse Project

India-based information technology company Infosys announced Thursday the launch of the Metaverse Foundry project.

Indian technology company Infosys is launching a Metaverse project for businesses

Indian tech company Infosys has announced that it is entering the Metaverse universe with a new project aimed at helping businesses navigate emerging technologies. With over 100 use cases and ready-to-use cases, Infosys promises an easy and fast transition to metadata.

As the world’s leading digital services and IT consulting company, the company’s new division brings together the use of new technologies and the metaverse.

The following statements were used in the press release shared:

“Infosys Metaverse Foundry helps companies navigate the Metaverse by collaborating with them in the Discover-Create-Scale cycle.”

Infosys metaverse project details

The Metaverse Foundry project aims to be a tool for Metaverse exploration through over 100 ready-to-use templates and use cases. These capabilities promise rich interactions with virtual and augmented environments to hold enterprise metadata.

The company added:

“The real and virtual worlds have merged seamlessly and universally. The Metadata Warehouse will deepen this overlap in a very experimental way, which will create a lot of room for business innovation.”

President Ravi Kumar said:

“We want to help our clients quickly double those opportunities in a fast-to-learn and fast-to-find environment before realigning their talents, processes and culture internally to respond to this rapidly evolving space.”

Metaverse Foundry by Infosys is used

According to the company, the Infosys metaverse is already being used by a number of companies and partners. In 2021, Tennis Australia launches in Australia, offering an expanded digital physical store and helping fans reimagine the shopping experience. Tennis Australia International Sales Director Korey Allchin said in a statement that tennis fans buy all their favorite items in the virtual world and then export them to the real world. These items include t-shirts, beach towels, hats, and bats.

Mining and construction equipment manufacturer Komatsu partners with Metaverse Foundry to prepare for the future. Daniel Schumacher, Head of Digital Innovation at Komatsu, announced that they are excited to partner with supermarket foundry Infosys.

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