Dabur India has announced the completion of its cloud migration. By doing this, Dabur will strengthen its information technology (IT) operations and commercial resilience, leading to an improvement in productivity, openness, and agility.

As a future-ready company, this cloud-only strategy will greatly increase our business resilience and strengthen our control over the IT environment, enabling us to improve the services we provide to partners, customers, employees, and merchants. Additionally, the action is consistent with Dabur’s pledge to reduce carbon emissions and attain Net Zero by 2045, the business stated in a statement.

Working with organizations like SAP and Microsoft, the entire cloud conversion process was finished in 10 months. Dabur has transferred its software to these cloud platforms from its own data center. The non-SAP programs are on Azure, while the SAP programs are on RISE (SAP’s subscription-based enterprise resource planning).

Undoubtedly, Microsoft and SAP announced their collaboration with Dabur on its cloud migration journey in May. Dabur intends to use the cloud to reduce costs, gain real-time visibility into the use of IT resources, improve security, and reach carbon neutrality by 2040. “The switch to Azure offers a complete tech stack that improves time-to-value and allows us to innovate based on our requirements,” The chief information officer is Kaustubh Dabral.

At that time, Dabur India Limited has stated. Other collaborations include Accenture for implementation and Thoucentric, owned by Xoriant, to handle program management and governance for Dabur.

Dabur India stated in its stock filing on Friday that the company’s second-quarter operating profit will be impacted by elements such as the insufficient monsoon, the mild summer, and the postponed holiday season. According to a BSE filing, the company also stated that the associated offtake will be carried forward to the following quarter due to changes in the holiday season.