Deloitte India has partnered with Zoho to speed up digital transformation for mid-market and enterprise companies throughout India. This alliance seeks to ease the transition to digital solutions by tackling the difficulties associated with outdated legacy systems and lengthy implementation processes.
By merging Deloitte India’s extensive industry knowledge with Zoho’s integrated cloud applications, the collaboration will deliver targeted, impactful solutions that improve operational efficiency. The primary areas of focus include healthcare, non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), eCommerce, and additional sectors.
“As businesses navigate an increasingly digital world, they require agile, scalable, and future-ready solutions. Our collaboration with Zoho underscores our commitment to co-developing customised solutions that drive modernisation and long-term business success,” said Vinay Prabhakar, Sales and Alliance Leader, Deloitte South Asia.
Zoho provides a comprehensive collection of more than 55 applications that utilize low-code, no-code, and pro-code features, enabling businesses to simplify intricate workflows while preserving their distinct operational frameworks. “With Deloitte India’s industry knowledge and Zoho’s adaptable cloud portfolio, enterprises can rapidly build customized solutions that cater to their specific needs,” said Bishan Singh, Head – Channel Ecosystem, Zoho.
The partnership will focus on industry-specific innovation and collaborative go-to-market strategies, empowering enterprises to embrace digital transformation seamlessly.
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