Archive · 5 Sep 2025
HCLTech Revamps Domino Software to Target Government Contracts
HCLTech, a big IT company, updated its Domino software to make it better for government use.
They bought Domino from IBM years ago, and now they're adding AI and security features.
This helps governments keep their data safe within their own borders.
The upgrade includes 'sovereign AI' and tools to help manage communications securely.
HCLTech hopes this will win them more government contracts, like what their competitor TCS is doing with cloud solutions.
Domino allows organizations to manage communication and apps, integrating automation and security.
HCLTech revamped its Domino software to target government contracts.
The updated Domino software includes AI-led capabilities for security.
HCLTech acquired Domino from IBM in 2018 for $1.8 billion.
Domino helps manage communication and apps on the infrastructure.
The move follows a similar strategy by Tata Consultancy Services.
- Who
- HCLTech
- What
- Launched Domino 14.5 software with sovereign AI for government use.
- When
- Launched Domino 14.5 software recently
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To secure government contracts with a secure, AI-led software
- Company
- HCLTech
- Software
- Domino 14.5
- Acquisition Date
- 2018 (from IBM)
- Acquisition Cost
- $1.8 billion
- Target Market
- Government agencies
- Revenue from software products (FY2023)
- $1.43 billion
- HCLSoftware operating margins (FY2023)
- 26.6%