Daijiworld Media Network – Bengaluru
Bengaluru, Jun 4: India's leading IT services companies — Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Wipro — have each expanded the deployment of Microsoft 365 Copilot to more than 100,000 employees, taking the combined number of licences across the three firms beyond 300,000 within six months, Microsoft has announced.
The expansion marks a significant increase from the approximately 50,000 licences deployed by each company in December 2025 and reflects the rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence technologies across the Indian IT sector.
According to Microsoft, the three companies have moved beyond pilot projects and are now integrating Copilot into everyday operations across engineering, service delivery and business functions. Employees are using the AI-powered tool for research, content generation, documentation, data analysis and workplace collaboration.
Microsoft described the rollout as one of the largest enterprise AI deployments globally, underscoring the growing reliance on artificial intelligence among large organisations.
Among the three firms, Wipro reported the highest employee engagement levels. The company said more than 95 per cent of licensed employees actively use Copilot every month, generating nearly 7.5 million prompts monthly. Wipro stated that the platform has helped save over 250,000 full-time equivalent workdays every quarter.
The company further revealed that employees have developed more than 29,000 AI agents, while over 60 enterprise-grade AI solutions are currently being used across various business functions. An AI-powered appraisal system has also reduced performance review efforts by nearly 70 per cent through automated goal tracking and evaluation.
Infosys said it has expanded Copilot access to more than 100,000 employees across delivery, engineering and corporate divisions, with over 91 per cent of licensed users actively engaging with the platform each month.
TCS reported that 86 per cent of its licensed workforce uses AI tools in daily operations. The company said productivity in research and content-related tasks has improved by 20 to 25 per cent, while some teams have doubled the speed of generating insights and reduced work-cycle times by 25 to 35 per cent.
The three IT giants said the next phase of their AI strategy will focus on deeper integration of AI tools into client delivery systems, business operations and enterprise workflows, further strengthening the role of artificial intelligence in driving efficiency and innovation.