HCLTech partners with Spanish health insurer ASISA to drive digital transformation across Iberia
HCLTech
has partnered with Spanish
health insurance
provider
ASISA
to accelerate its business transformation and expansion across
Iberia
.
HCLTech will modernise ASISA's IT platforms and use artificial intelligence (AI)-driven solutions to boost business efficiency and create a more agile, responsive
IT infrastructure
.
With this collaboration, the companies aim to enhance customer experience for ASISA's 2.2 million customers.
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José Pereira, CTO at ASISA, said, 'Partnering with HCLTech marks a key step in our
digital transformation
journey…This collaboration will empower ASISA with a more agile, scalable, and efficient infrastructure—driving innovation and preparing us for the future.'
'This deal highlights our commitment to investing in Iberia and delivering cutting-edge solutions that drive business success,' said Sudip Lahiri, executive vice president and head of financial services for Europe at HCLTech. 'Our extensive mainframe and infrastructure services will enable ASISA to achieve its strategic goals and set new benchmarks in the Iberian region.'
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This move follows HCLTech's partnership with European energy major E.ON to support its product-based transformation, using advanced cloud and AI technologies.
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