Key Points
- SoftwareOne is also accelerating the use of artificial intelligence across its operations
- The integration is expected to expand SoftwareOne’s reach and strengthen its capabilities in these areas
- The group has outlined long-term financial ambitions for 2030
ISLAMABAD: SoftwareOne has said its growth strategy toward 2030 will be driven by artificial intelligence and the integration of Norwegian cloud and software firm Crayon, as it seeks to strengthen its global position in the fast-expanding cloud services market.
The Swiss global company said the combined structure created through the integration will help it operate at a larger scale, improve efficiency and support higher profitability over the coming years.
Crayon is a global IT services company that helps businesses manage software licensing, optimise cloud spending and support digital transformation. The integration is expected to expand SoftwareOne’s reach and strengthen its capabilities in these areas.
Alongside the merger process, SoftwareOne is also accelerating the use of artificial intelligence across its operations. The company said AI will be used to automate routine tasks, improve customer support, analyse data more effectively and reduce operating costs.
Management expects the combination of AI adoption and integration benefits to make the business more efficient and scalable, allowing growth without a proportional rise in costs.
The group has outlined long-term financial ambitions for 2030, including stronger margins and improved cash generation, which it believes will be supported by the ongoing transformation.
The strategy reflects a broader shift in the global technology sector, where firms are increasingly combining mergers with artificial intelligence to improve efficiency and compete in the cloud computing industry.
SoftwareOne is a global provider of software and cloud technology services headquartered in Switzerland, supporting organisations in software licensing, cloud migration and digital transformation across international markets.
