Etihad Airways has signed a multi-year agreement with Kyndryl, which was spun out of tech giant IBM, to upgrade its IT infrastructure by facilitating the use of cloud platforms.
Through a multi-cloud model, Etihad will have seamless access to advanced cloud services and be able to combine the capabilities that each cloud platform provides. This will enable more efficient operations and bring innovation to market at a more rapid pace.
Kyndryl will help migrate and manage Etihad’s workloads across the new multi-cloud environment. Etihad will allow Kyndryl to work closely with leading cloud providers to select fit-for-purpose platforms that are based on the specific requirements of Etihad’s mission-critical workloads.
Frank Meyer, Chief Digital Officer of Etihad said, “The airline looks forward to working with Kyndryl as their expertise in cloud environments will support Etihad in becoming a more agile and sustainable airline.”
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