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Mastek has enabled multiple clients to deliver D2X Strategy. Mastek's D2X strategy, which stands for Direct to Stakeholder, is designed to take People, Process, and Technology through Engagement to measurable growth for stakeholders.
Raman Sapra, President Master Americas said “We are delighted to work with Gear Coop on their Digital journey. We have been a strategic partner of Oracle and will continue to leverage the Oracle platform to deliver value to our joint clients. At Mastek Americas, we are constantly creating business use cases for the industries we serve. This allows us to deliver significant business value to our clients through our D2X engagements’.
According to Chase Kim, EVP of IT of Gear Coop “We chose Oracle and Mastek as our Transformation Partners. The Oracle Customer Experience Commerce solution best met our business needs while Mastek, as a D2X enablement partner with their vast experience in retailing, eCommerce, and diverse technology capabilities, fit our Implementation Partner needs. We see Mastek as the partner that can help us unlock the potential of our Gear Coop owned Commerce channel.”
The company through its experience in the Americas, and globally, enables organizations to interact, transact and serve any stakeholder e.g. Consumer, Employee, Agent, Broker, Distributor, B2B stakeholder online. In a COVID and post COVID world, as engagement, transactions and service move online Mastek understands the importance of building highly performant platforms that deliver superior & differentiated experiences.
Also, Mastek delivers back office (e.g. ERP, SCM, CRM) transformation and strong integration with back office systems, thereby creating an agile organization that can meet the changing needs of stakeholders online.
Mastek has partnered with Oracle to leverage Oracle CX Commerce Cloud to enable D2X transformation for our joint clients. In the last 4 quarters, Mastek and Oracle have together won 6 new clients across Industry Verticals.
At around 11.05 am, Mastek was trading at Rs2303.05 per piece up by Rs70.95 or 3.18% on Sensex.
The stock has touched an intraday high of Rs2340 per piece that was just a couple of rupees from the 52-week high of Rs2,360 per piece.