Cricket Australia Chooses HCLTech To Drive Digital transformation

CIOTechOutlook Team | Wednesday, 16 August 2023, 04:55 IST

  •  No Image
Cricket Australia (CA), the sport's national governing body in Australia, has awarded a contract to HCLTech for the organization's upcoming digital transformation. Finances for the deal were not made public. Cricket Australia and HCLTech have partnered on digital transformation projects since 2019. In accordance with the most recent agreement, HCLTech will assist Cricket Australia in providing digital experiences to spectators, athletes, partners, staff members, and volunteers around the globe.
 
“Engagement with our fans and community is of the utmost importance for Cricket Australia. We are focused on keeping people engaged in the sport from the moment they first pick up a bat and ball or watch a game,” said Donald Elliott, general manager, Australian Cricket Technology.
 
For Cricket Australia Live and PlayCricket apps, the firm will add automation, analytics including the AI and ML, and DevOps.
 
“We are excited to have been chosen as a digital transformation partner once again by Cricket Australia. Technology is transforming how we access and engage with sports and HCLTech is committed to delivering future-ready solutions to support Cricket Australia’s objective to deliver seamless experiences to its stakeholders and communities,” said Michael Horton, executive vice president and country manager, Australia and New Zealand, HCLTech. 

On The Deck


CIO Viewpoint

Why Foolproof Facial Recognition Is Key Against...

By Joseph Sudheer Thumma, Global CEO & MD, Magellanic Cloud

Aligning IT Roadmap with Business Objectives: A...

By Subhash singh Punjabi, CISO & Head Enterprise Architecture, Deepak Fertilisers & Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd

CXO Insights

GAZING INTO MY CRYSTAL BALL: Healthcare...

By Dr. Vishal Rajgarhia, Director, Finecure Pharmaceuticals Limited, Chairman, ASSOCHAM Pharma Council, Director, Ecuador India Cha

How Intelligent Swabs Saves Lives Post-Surgery

By Dr. Sreeram Srinivasan, CEO, Syrma Technology Private Limited

INTELLIGENT CONNECTED CARE: The Future Of...

By Srinivas Prasad, CEO at Philips Innovation Campus