As part of this initiative, Siemens' My Learning World platform will integrate generative AI technologies through Infosys Topaz and Wingspan.

Jenny Lin, Global Head of Learning & Growth at Siemens, emphasized the importance of continuous skill development to maintain competitive advantage and foster innovation.

Additionally, a new customer-facing platform based on Wingspan is being developed to offer over 300 technical courses for around 50,000 external participants, including system integrators.

The long-standing partnership between Siemens and Infosys has resulted in a robust learning platform that combines Siemens' understanding of learner needs with Infosys' advanced learning technologies.

On January 29, 2025, Infosys announced an expansion of its collaboration with Siemens AG to enhance digital learning initiatives.

Jasmeet Singh, Executive Vice President at Infosys, highlighted that generative AI is transforming learning and development by enabling personalized and engaging experiences.

The My Skills feature helps employees identify skill gaps and recommends relevant courses, fostering a culture of continuous learning aligned with organizational goals.

Key features of the My Learning World platform include an AI-powered knowledge assistant, AI-assisted content authoring, real-time chatbot support, and a virtual tutor.

The AI-assisted content authoring feature will generate customized content in multiple languages, catering to diverse user needs.

The goal is to provide personalized upskilling opportunities to over 250,000 Siemens employees worldwide.

Infosys, recognized as a leader in digital services, operates globally with over 300,000 employees and focuses on digital transformation powered by AI and cloud technologies.

Currently, Siemens' My Learning World platform has 216,000 active users and provides access to over 178,000 learning materials, benefiting shop-floor workers and users of the My Skills feature.