Japanese Insurer, Capgemini Ink India Tech Center Deal
Japanese insurer Dai-ichi Life and business transformation expert Capgemini will join hands to form a tech center in India.
Dai-ichi Life Group and Capgemini have signed a multi-year agreement to establish a Global Capability Center (GCC) in India, according to a statement, which will aim to support and enhance the Japanese insurer’s IT and digital strategies.
This strategic collaboration, which initially spans Japan, the United States and Australia, will leverage the GCC’s digital capabilities including advanced software development, infrastructure modernization, AI & data solutions and robust cybersecurity measures.
«By adopting a Build-Operate-Transfer model, we are not only accelerating our digital transformation but also laying the foundation for in-house expertise in critical areas such as AI, data, and cybersecurity. This approach sets us apart and strengthens our ability to deliver innovative, high-impact solutions across the Dai-ichi Life Group,» said Tetsuya Kikuta, president and CEO at Dai-ichi Life Holdings.
Dai-ichi Life Group was founded in 1902 as Japan’s first mutual life insurance company. Today, it serves over 50 million customers across Asia Pacific and North America while managing approximately $430 billion in consolidated assets.
