Per the agreement, Infosys, a provider of digital services and consulting, will manage Molina’s IT infrastructure, including operations, end-user services and data centers. Molina hopes to improve the reliability of its IT functions via the partnership.
“Bringing on a best-in-class partner like Infosys to help us manage our technology infrastructure will support the evolving needs of our business while delivering significant cost savings,” said Jim Woys, executive vice president of health plan services for Molina Healthcare.
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