TP Receives Frost & Sullivan 2025 Award for AI and Digital Transformation Leadership

Oct 21, 2025
Frost & Sullivan has recognized TP with the 2025 Global Outsourcing Technology Innovation Leadership award for its AI-driven technology and digital transformation services.

In a press release, Frost & Sullivan announced that it has awarded TP the 2025 Global Outsourcing Technology Innovation Leadership recognition. The award highlights TP’s use of AI-enabled technology services and automation platforms to enhance client operations and accelerate digital transformation.

Frost & Sullivan evaluated TP based on strategy effectiveness and execution, citing the company’s ability to align its technology services with market needs while maintaining scalability and measurable business outcomes. TP’s AI-powered technology services integrate IT, cloud, data, and security solutions aimed at automating and optimizing business and IT operations.

According to the release, TP’s global delivery network spans nearly 100 countries and serves more than 170 markets in over 300 languages. The company continues to expand its digital business services portfolio, which includes customer engagement, back-office processing, and specialized technology services.

The recognition underscores TP’s role as a global provider of secure and scalable digital services that combine AI technology with human expertise to improve business efficiency and customer experience.

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