Cognizant Signs Five-Year IT Services Deal with ERIKS

December 17, 2025
Cognizant has signed a five-year agreement with ERIKS to manage its IT operations and modernize its technology infrastructure, aiming to improve efficiency and support the company's digital growth.

Amsterdam-based Cognizant has entered a five-year IT services agreement with ERIKS, announced in a press release. Under the partnership, Cognizant will oversee all of ERIKS’ operational IT services and assist in modernizing the company’s technology infrastructure.

The collaboration is designed to help ERIKS focus on its strategic IT goals while enhancing operational efficiency and digital capabilities. The modernization effort is expected to support ERIKS’ innovation initiatives and expansion across Europe and other regions.

The multi-year partnership will see Cognizant providing managed IT operations and transformation support to establish a more scalable and efficient technology foundation for ERIKS’ business activities.

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