We asked Infosys to introduce themselves ahead of WiT Forum 2026. Here's what they shared.
Infosys is a global leader in IT consulting and digital services, helping enterprises navigate large-scale digital and AI‑led transformation. Founded in 1981 and headquartered in Bengaluru, India, Infosys employs more than 300,000 people across over 50 countries, serving leading enterprises across industries. In the Nordics, Infosys has a presence in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland, partnering with organisations in manufacturing, financial services, insurance, retail, energy, and healthcare — supporting clients end to end across Enterprise AI, cloud, data and analytics, digital engineering, cybersecurity, and business process transformation.
Infosys is helping enterprises become truly AI‑native, embedding artificial intelligence at the core of how they operate, innovate, and grow. We focus on moving clients beyond experimentation to scaled, responsible AI adoption through Enterprise AI solutions that combine data, cloud, digital engineering, and deep domain expertise — while ensuring strong governance, transparency, security, and ethical use of AI.
Advancing women's employability and increasing female participation in the technology sector are central to how we build the future of work. Women represent close to 40% of Infosys' global workforce, reflecting our long‑standing commitment to creating an inclusive, equitable, and opportunity‑driven organisation. Beyond representation, we actively invest in initiatives that help women enter, grow, and lead in technology careers — including large‑scale AI skilling programs, structured leadership development and sponsorship initiatives, and return‑to‑work programs that enable women to rejoin the tech workforce after career breaks.
By participating in the Women in Tech Forum, we aim to contribute to the broader ecosystem — sharing best practices, supporting future female talent, and reinforcing our belief that diverse perspectives are essential to building responsible, innovative, and impactful technology.
We see the industry moving from isolated digital initiatives to enterprises becoming truly AI‑native, with AI embedded at the core of decision‑making, operations, and innovation. The biggest opportunity lies in scaling AI responsibly, while key challenges include trust, ethics, skills, and governance. Professionals should focus on AI literacy, data fluency, continuous learning, and human‑centric innovation — ensuring technology drives not just efficiency and growth, but sustainable and inclusive progress.
We're bringing good vibes, great conversations — and yes, some seriously tasty giveaways! We're actively hiring and looking to connect with talented women in tech who are ready for their next challenge. Whether you're exploring new roles, curious about our culture, or just want to chat about what we do — we'd love to meet you.