Cognizant and Cognition Report 37% Cost Saving at Odyssey Logistics

Sep 23, 2026
A seven person Cognizant team used Cognition's Devin to modernize legacy software at Odyssey Logistics, increasing delivery throughput by about one third and producing a 37 percent net cost saving.
Cognizant and Cognition Report 37% Cost Saving at Odyssey Logistics
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Cognizant and Cognition say in a press release that work using the Devin AI software engineer produced a 37 percent net cost saving at Odyssey Logistics. Delivery throughput increased by about one third compared with the conventional approach.

A seven person Cognizant team used Devin to convert legacy Microsoft Access and Visual Basic for Applications forms into cloud native applications while preserving existing business rules. Devin supported code generation, testing, deployment pipelines and documentation, with Cognizant technical leads or architects reviewing and approving changes.

Odyssey tested the approach on a separate legacy application before the current project, completing that work 21 days after kickoff. The current phase is live and continuing. Cognizant says it has trained more than 3,000 associates to use Devin.

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