Infosys on Thursday said it has signed a contract with ABN Amro Bank to help speed up its cloud and DevOps (development and operations) systems.

“Leveraging its expertise in cloud and data management services, Infosys will help ABN Amro Bank to navigate to a single public cloud to deliver agility and cost efficiency in business operations,” a statement from Infosys said.

The company will train ABN Amro’s workforce on Microsoft Azure (a cloud computing service), and other tools, including the ABN Amro Bank specific toolset, to facilitate continuous integration and delivery, with a focus on security and code quality.

“Over the years, Infosys has significantly helped ABN Amro bank streamline their digital transformation journey and enhance their overall business efficiency,” said Mohit Joshi, Infosys’s president and segment head — banking, financial services & insurance, healthcare & life sciences.

“ABN Amro and Infosys’s strategic joint venture in Stater has allowed us to deepen the relationship further with the bank,” he said.

In March 2019, Infosys had announced a partnership with ABN Amro as part of which it acquired 75 per cent of Stater which offers end-to-end mortgage administration services in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.

Shares of Infosys ended at Rs 780.20 — a fall of 1.17 per cent, or Rs 9.25, over the Wednesday’s close.