EPAM加入OpenAI合作伙伴网络成为Advanced Partner

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NEWTOWN, Pa. - EPAM Systems Inc. (NYSE:EPAM) announced today it has joined the OpenAI Partner Network as an Advanced Partner to help enterprises implement AI solutions.
The partnership will integrate OpenAI’s models into enterprise operations, according to a press release statement. EPAM’s engineers will work on addressing industry-specific compliance and security requirements for clients.
EPAM and OpenAI plan to develop specialized training programs, with a goal of certifying more than 5,000 consultants with 10,000 credentials in the first year.
"The next era of enterprise AI isn’t about deploying models, it’s about applying strategic intelligence, and the right talent, to solve real business problems safely and at scale," said Elaina Shekhter, SVP and Chief Strategy Officer at EPAM.
Through the partnership, EPAM will help organizations connect OpenAI models to enterprise applications, data and workflows while addressing security, governance and regulatory requirements.
EPAM cited 1&1, a telecommunications provider, as a client example. The company partnered with EPAM to deploy an AI platform that handles customer calls through 20 intelligent AI agents, with the first production deployment completed in under three months.
"EPAM supported us in launching key GenAI initiatives to enhance our customer operations," said Christian Neuroth, Head of GenAI Customer Operations at 1&1.
Colleen Kapase, VP Strategic Global Partners & Ecosystems at OpenAI, said EPAM’s engineering expertise and enterprise transformation experience can help organizations implement AI solutions.
EPAM describes itself as a global leader in AI transformation engineering and integrated consulting, serving Forbes Global 2000 companies. The company is based in Newtown, Pennsylvania.
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