Telstra selects Infosys as a key partner

Posted By: newswatch    |    Tue, 06/09/2009 - 23:00    |    0  | 

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Infosys Australia announced that it has been chosen by Telstra as a key strategic partner to support its five-year $450 million AUD application development and maintenance contracts.

John McInerney, Telstra CIO and GMD Information Technology, is confident the new agreements will deliver significant benefits.

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