“These partnerships or alliances aid Kyndryl to not only deliver more diversified offerings than earlier, but also capitalize on larger technology trends, such as the greater demand for digital transformation, cloud migration, management of rapidly growing data, security concerns about IT systems, and accelerating the pace of technological advancement, to increase its revenue,” CIO.com reported in February. “This was not fully possible when the company was a part of IBM and had to give preference to IBM’s software and services.”
Kyndryl is organized into managed services practices for applications; data and AI; core enterprise and zCloud, IBM’s mainframe-as-a-service offering; digital workplace; network and edge; security and resiliency; and cloud. There’s also a customer advisory practice that combines managed services, advisory services, and implantation, and a consulting division.
DXC is divided into two major segments, global infrastructure services and global business services.
