"As physical value chains of the industrial era give way to more agile value chains with data and digital capabilities infused at every step of the process, the opportunity is to build new business and operational models, improve productivity, and drive superior customer experiences," said Gajen Kandiah, President, Cognizant Digital Works. "This is a huge vote of confidence in Victoria as a magnet for tech and business investment, as well as a big boost for high-skill jobs in our booming tech sector." "Cognizant is a world leader in building the digital economy and we welcome the company's decision to locate their new Australia New Zealand HQ and state-of-the-art Collaboratory in Melbourne," said Philip Dalidakis. The Melbourne Collaboratory will connect into the greater Cognizant global network of digital solution facilities.
Interdisciplinary teams of strategists, designers, technologists, data scientists, and human sciences experts will work in the Collaboratory side-by-side with customers and partners to reimagine business and explore the art of the possible with new technologies.
The Collaboratory will include a showcase of new technologies in action, a fabrication space for prototyping, tools for "making" and collaboration, and supporting technologies for mobile and Internet of Things solutions.
Using the Collaboratory and its proven Accelerator Methodology, Cognizant will further enhance and extend its digital business transformation capabilities to help customers manage innovation and build solutions for the digital economy. The announcement was made following the visit of Philip Dalidakis, Minister for Small Business, Innovation and Trade, Government of Victoria, to New York City.
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