Infosys and HanesBrands Forge AI-Driven Alliance

Sep 12, 2025
Infosys has announced a ten-year strategic alliance with HanesBrands to enhance efficiency and agility using AI-first platforms.

Infosys has announced a ten-year strategic alliance with HanesBrands Inc. to drive innovation and efficiency across HanesBrands' IT landscape, announced in a press release. This collaboration will leverage Infosys' AI-first platforms, including the Live Enterprise Automation Platform (LEAP) integrated within Infosys Topaz, to modernize operations and enhance agility.

The partnership aims to harness generative AI and AIOps technologies to simplify HanesBrands' IT landscape and unlock greater value from data. Infosys will serve as HanesBrands' strategic collaborator in digital, business applications, and data landscape transformation.

Scott Pleiman, Chief Strategy, Transformation, Analytics and Technology Officer at HanesBrands, emphasized the importance of Infosys' AI-driven transformation capabilities in aligning with their long-term vision for agility and efficiency. Karmesh Vaswani, EVP & Global Head, Consumer, Retail & Logistics at Infosys, expressed the company's commitment to supporting HanesBrands in becoming a future-ready enterprise through this initiative.

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