The company is leveraging AI across learning platforms and sports technology partnerships, aiming to blend talent development with real-time digital experiences.
AI-first skilling via Infosys Springboard
At the heart of Infosys’ AI push is Infosys Springboard, its free societal learning platform. According to Venkatesh, the company’s core focus remains talent capability before technology adoption.
“Before we talk about AI, it is important to ensure every individual has the right skills,” she said.
The AI-enabled platform offers personalized learning pathways based on a user’s skill level. Even learners without a technical background can access structured AI learning modules. The initiative mirrors Infosys’ internal employee training programs and extends them to the broader public at no cost.
Infosys, long regarded as one of India’s largest corporate training grounds, is attempting to democratize that expertise for students and professionals globally.
Data-driven sports engagement: From tennis to Formula E
Beyond skilling, Infosys is embedding AI and analytics into sports ecosystems.The company’s tennis partnerships focus on enhancing fan engagement through performance analytics. While viewers consume matches through television broadcasts, Infosys’ backend data capabilities help surface deeper performance insights in real time.
Similarly, in Formula E racing, Infosys deploys AI-led strategy and data modeling to support performance optimization beyond just speed metrics.
“When you think of Infosys, you should think of how AI is making a difference in everyday life — from learning to sports,” Venkatesh noted.
What sets Infosys apart?
In a crowded AI solutions market, Infosys claims differentiation through:
Unlike many market offerings, Infosys’ skilling platform mirrors the same training infrastructure used for its employees and enterprise clients.“We are offering what we offer internally — completely free of cost — to societal talent,” Venkatesh said.
Real-time, real-life integration
Infosys’ AI applications are designed to blend into everyday experiences — learning, entertainment, and digital engagement.
“All of us learn every day. All of us watch sports every day. AI helps us connect more deeply to those experiences,” she explained.
Bigger picture: AI beyond enterprise automation
Infosys’ strategy reflects a broader industry shift where AI is no longer confined to enterprise back-end automation. Instead, it is increasingly shaping consumer experiences, talent pipelines, and digital ecosystems.
With over a dozen AI showcases across domains, the company is betting that its dual focus on skill development and real-time analytics will create sustainable long-term differentiation.
As global tech spending pivots toward AI, Infosys appears to be positioning itself not just as a services provider, but as an ecosystem integrator — combining skilling, analytics, and experience design into a unified AI strategy.