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Mphasis, TechnoPro Bring AI-Led Legacy Modernization Push to Japan

Mphasis has signed a strategic agreement with Japan-based TechnoPro Holdings to take its AI-led enterprise modernization and optimization offerings to the Japanese market.

Under the agreement, TechnoPro will introduce Mphasis Modernize and Mphasis Optimize to clients across Japan. Both offerings are built on Mphasis Tria, which the IT services company describes as its Enterprise Agency Platform for combining enterprise knowledge, AI-driven decision-making and agentic execution.

The companies will initially focus on opportunities across financial services and manufacturing, while also taking Mphasis' cybersecurity, compliance and security capabilities to TechnoPro customers.

From Legacy Modernization to AI-Led Operations

The partnership covers three broad areas.

For system modernization, the companies will use Mphasis Modernize to support legacy-system renewal and software-development transformation.

Mphasis Optimize will be used for AI-led operational efficiency, decision support and business-process optimization.

The third area involves bringing AI agents more directly into software engineering. Using Mphasis NeoIP and Tria, TechnoPro plans...

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