Infosys Overhauls Delivery Model, Bets on AI to Secure New Deals: Report

Infosys is reshaping the way it delivers projects as the IT major looks to drive growth in a challenging market, as per the Mint report. The company is reorganising its internal structure and pitching artificial intelligence (AI)-led services more aggressively to clients, according to a report by Mint.

Revamped Delivery Model

As per news reports, the new model allows employees to work beyond their traditional business units. For instance, a developer from the financial services division can now be deployed on a high-tech or manufacturing assignment if their skill set matches the requirement. “Earlier, IT-related work for a client could be done only by executives under whose service line that project fell,” an executive told Mint.

AI-Led Services To Drive Growth

Infosys is also packaging multiple offerings into a single customised solution for clients. Another executive told Mint, “We are now bundling a bunch of services like software applications, cloud functions, IT infrastructure management, and AI features into one package, which can be quickly customised and deployed as per the client’s needs. Delivery timelines are reducing and helping the company bag more deals from clients.” 

The strategy is expected to help offset recent challenges in securing large deals, even as overall performance remains steady.

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Infosys Ltd Share Price Performance 

As of August 26, 2025, at 1:33 PM, Infosys share price is trading at ₹1,526.70 per share, reflecting a decline of 0.35% from the previous closing price. 

Conclusion

By revamping its delivery framework and weaving AI into bundled service offerings, Infosys is aiming to strengthen its competitiveness and win more client mandates in the face of an evolving global IT market.

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