As part of this effort, Prysmian Group says it will migrate its SAP workloads to IBM Cloud to leverage higher-value technology, including AI, IoT and human augmentation. The agreement with IBM also includes services for the management of the global Prysmian IT environment. With the new infrastructure in place, Prysmian Group anticipates high levels of service in terms of availability and reliability, as well as enterprise-grade security.
“IBM is pleased to help facilitate the next step forward in support of Prysmian’s business, which has always been committed to providing its customers with products and services with a high level of innovation," said Stefano Rebattoni, Vice President Enterprise Sales of IBM Italy. “The adoption of IBM Cloud will help support a solid digital transformation path towards continuous improvement of service quality and operational efficiency."
IBM will provide and manage a modern IT infrastructure with a global delivery model and service levels. Under the agreement, IBM Services will also manage the integration of the existing legacy IT infrastructures and move Prysmian Group’s SAP S/4HANA, the company’s ERP platform, onto SAP-certified physical and virtual appliances on the IBM Cloud to further support its digital business transformation.
For this implementation, Prysmian will leverage the IBM Services data center and the IBM Cloud data center in Milan. The three-year contract will be managed by IBM Services, with also the responsibility for the disaster recovery services for the Group’s IT infrastructure. IBM and Prysmian Group signed this transaction in IBM’s 2Q of 2019. Learn more at https://www.prysmiangroup.com/en.