Cognizant
Connect and Extract Value.
Overview
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HQ Location
United States
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Year Founded
1994
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Company Type
Public
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Revenue
> $10b
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Employees
> 50,000
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Website
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Stock Ticker
NASDAQ: CTSH
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Company Description
Cognizant is a provider of information technology, consulting and business process services. Its customers are primarily corporations from the Forbes Global 2000, and it targets customers in the financial services, health care, manufacturing, retail, and logistics sectors. Year founded: 1988 Revenue: $14.8 billion (2017) NASDAQ:CTSH
IoT Solutions
With over 12 billion connected devices in the world, there are now smarter "things" than people, collecting and connecting all that valuable data designed to facilitate the way we work. With its technology-agnostic approach and industry expertise, Cognizant is providing today's leading companies a comprehensive Internet of Things (IoT) roadmap to transform their operations and business models into the 21st-century enterprise. Cognizant brings together the right blend of industry knowledge, strategy, design thinking and technology capabilities to help companies digitize the physical world. They offer IoT consulting, strategy, implementation and operational support to help untangle the complexity of IoT and align a solution to address the concerns. Their managed innovation process simplifies the complexity of IoT to take ideas from the drawing board to prototype, and then scale the best ones with their proven global delivery model.
Key Customers
Lido Stone Works, Merck, GoWireless
IoT Snapshot
Cognizant is a provider of Industrial IoT analytics and modeling, functional applications, application infrastructure and middleware, sensors, infrastructure as a service (iaas), cybersecurity and privacy, and platform as a service (paas) technologies, and also active in the automotive, cement, construction and infrastructure, equipment and machinery, healthcare and hospitals, life sciences, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, plastics, retail, and utilities industries.
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Technology Stack
Cognizant’s Technology Stack maps Cognizant’s participation in the analytics and modeling, functional applications, application infrastructure and middleware, sensors, infrastructure as a service (iaas), cybersecurity and privacy, and platform as a service (paas) IoT Technology stack.
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Testing Engagement for a Fortune 500 Manufacturing Company
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A Customized Cloud Framework Guarantees Vehicle's Mission and Health
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Data-Rich Company Cracks the Digital B2B Market
The company with little presence in the fast-growing business-to-business (B2B) digital marketing space wanted to tap into its powerful data assets to quickly enter this new market. The data-rich company asked Cognizant to help it leverage its core data assets.
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Tech Titan Transforms Its Global HR Systems
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UX Team Accelerates Product Development for Digital Payments Provider
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Digital Transformation Accelerates Time to Market and Boosts Revenue
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Transformation of IT Infrastructure by Streamlining Operations Strategies
The company wanted to revamp its IT and infrastructure operations strategy. It wanted to bring the functions of the hosting group in charge of computing, storage, and middleware operations under closer in-house management.However, the provider didn’t have the necessary visibility into its operations to determine the scope of these critical processes, which when disrupted would result in huge revenue losses and negatively impact its technology strategy.External management of the provider’s IT infrastructure also left users dependent on manual delivery and provisioning mechanisms, rather than benefitting from automated and self-service processes.
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Process Redesign in Cloud-Based Software Company Saves $2M
A leading cloud-based software company was facing difficulties in achieving the desired efficiencies and scale needed to support consistent growth in terms of accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) functions from its facilities in South America and Central Europe. The company's previous IT service providers' collections data was consistently low, around 60% based on historical records. This led to a cash flow problem and an increase in the aging of outstanding receivables. The company was also seeking standardization across geographies. To address these issues, the company set a goal of achieving 70% collections and reached out to Cognizant, their strategic partner of seven years, for assistance.
Case Study
Modernizing Customer Onboarding Process through Cloud-Based Solution
A global business information company was facing challenges with its new customer onboarding process, which is a crucial gateway to its product offerings. The company needed to speed up this process, boost sales through new partnerships, and ensure seamless integration with any partner. The company's match application, which connects each customer's data with a unique identifier, was at the heart of its business process and required modernization and migration to a cloud environment. The company sought the help of Cognizant, with whom it had a long-term relationship, to re-architect and modernize its match application.
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Strategic Partnership to Enhance Productivity and Innovation
The company needed a trusted and long-term strategic partner to provide technical and engineering support to its video engineering unit. It wanted to focus on investment and resources to develop new product concepts for next-generation offerings while continuing to deliver high-quality service to its existing customer base in Europe. The company turned to Cognizant.
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Subscription Licensing Unlocks Spike in Technology Orders
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