Technology companies such as KELA, Genesys, Powerfleet, ISN, HCLTech, among others, announced their tech deals or channel partnerships.
Sysmex Partners with KELA
Sysmex partnered with KELA Group to strengthen global cybersecurity by integrating KELA’s threat intelligence tools—KELA Threat Intelligence, ULTRA RED ASM/CTEM, and SLING SCORE—into the Sysmex-CSIRT program. The strategy targets real-time risk visibility and prioritization across global operations. Investment covers platform deployment, training, and centralized dashboards. The technology supports continuous asset discovery, risk scoring, dark web monitoring, and supply chain security analytics. The customer focus includes Sysmex’s internal teams and subsidiaries needing advanced detection and response. Innovation involves unifying multiple intelligence sources into a single dashboard for coordinated incident triage. Benefits include faster response, prioritized mitigation, and improved global threat detection.
Four Partners with Genesys
Four Inc. was named a public-sector IT distributor for Genesys Cloud via the NASA SEWP V procurement vehicle. The partnership enables the company to deliver Genesys’s AI-powered customer experience platform to government agencies. The strategy centers on expanding cloud-based experience orchestration solutions in the public sector. Investment covers platform implementation and alignment with contract vehicles. Technology integrates Genesys Cloud with AI-driven routing, analytics, and omnichannel engagement tools. The customer focus includes federal, state, and local agencies using scalable, secure customer experience systems. No external investors were involved. Innovation lies in deploying enterprise-grade CX through government procurement channels. Benefits include enhanced service delivery, improved constituent interactions, and simplified procurement compliance for public-sector IT teams.
EverDriven Collaborates with Powerfleet
EverDriven and Powerfleet expanded their AI video safety partnership to enhance student transportation across 34 U.S. states. The collaboration scales deployment of Powerfleet Unity’s AI-powered dashcam solution to around 4,000 vehicles within EverDriven’s network, which includes over 9,000 drivers and manages more than 2 million trips annually. The strategy focuses on improving driver safety and operational oversight via real-time risk detection and automated coaching. Deployment entails integrating camera hardware, machine learning software, and analytics into school transportation fleets. The customer focus includes school districts and student transport operators seeking to elevate safety standards. Innovation lies in leveraging computer vision and telematics for continuous driver performance feedback. Benefits include enhanced safety, reduced incident rates, improved fleet accountability, and elevated trust with school administrators and parents.
TruGrid Partners with ISN
TruGrid, a Houston-based EPC company specializing in utility-scale battery storage and solar systems, expanded its use of ISNetworld to include subcontractor health, safety, and environmental qualification. The strategy focuses on enforcing strict safety benchmarks for all subcontractors. Investment covers implementation of ISN’s platform and future incorporation of RAVS 360 assessments to identify and address safety culture and training gaps. The technology provides benchmarking of safety performance, insurance compliance, program reviews, and upcoming gap analysis tools. Customer focus includes hiring clients in the energy sector requiring reliable compliance. Benefits include zero recordable incidents, fewer delays, improved site safety, and enhanced operational efficiency.
E.ON Partners with HCLTech
E.ON and HCLTech formed a long-term strategic partnership to support E.ON’s shift to a product-centered business model by modernizing infrastructure, optimizing operations, and deploying cloud and AI technologies. The collaboration will involve overhauling IT systems, implementing data-driven solutions, transitioning to cloud-native platforms, and deploying centralized monitoring and automated workflows. The initiative aims to enhance digital sales and customer experience for E.ON’s 50 million+ users, streamline service delivery, reduce time to market, and improve operational efficiency. This alliance accelerates E.ON’s digital transformation goals by fostering innovation and technological capability in the energy sector.
Toll Collect selects T-Systems
Toll Collect has entrusted the Telekom subsidiary with operating the IT for the truck toll system in Germany. T-Systems prevailed over its competitors in a tender process. T-Systems has been managing the IT landscape for Toll Collect since 2005 – most recently at the data center in Munich. Now, the Telekom subsidiary is moving the applications to a private cloud at the data center locations in Magdeburg and Biere. The contract corresponds to a three-digit million figure of euros. It has a term of eight years with an option to extend for four years.
Proximus and Thales secure NATO contract
Proximus and Thales have secured a significant NATO contract to modernize the alliance’s IT infrastructure. Under the agreement with the NATO Communications and Information Agency, the companies will manage and operate NATO’s core network until the end of 2029. Thales will deliver secure cloud infrastructure, while Proximus will upgrade Wi-Fi at NATO sites in the Netherlands and Belgium and supply 5,000 laptops. Though financial terms were not disclosed, Belgian newspaper L’Echo estimates the deal could exceed €100 million ($113.9 million).
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