NextEra, Backed by LTIMindtree, Joins Forces with ServiceNow to Drive Middle East’s Digital Leap

NextEra, the next-generation IT services company jointly launched by LTIMindtree and Aramco Digital, has announced a strategic partnership with ServiceNow to accelerate enterprise digital transformation across the Middle East. The collaboration aims to deliver scalable, AI-powered workflow automation and cloud-native solutions tailored to the region’s fast-evolving industrial and public sector landscape.

 

This announcement marks a pivotal expansion of NextEra’s capabilities, reinforcing its mission to build a robust, localized digital ecosystem aligned with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

 

Key Highlights

Strategic Alliance: NextEra and ServiceNow will co-develop and deploy intelligent workflow solutions for Middle Eastern enterprises

 

Regional Focus: Initial rollouts to target energy, manufacturing, logistics, and government sectors in Saudi Arabia and UAE

 

Technology Stack: Combines ServiceNow’s cloud-native platform with LTIMindtree’s digital engineering and NextEra’s regional delivery centers

 

Vision 2030 Alignment: Supports Saudi Arabia’s national goals of economic diversification, digital governance, and SME empowerment

 

Talent Development: Partnership includes joint training programs with local universities to build a skilled digital workforce

 

NextEra, launched in May 2025 as a joint venture between LTIMindtree and Aramco Digital, has rapidly positioned itself as a catalyst for digital innovation in the Gulf region. With six core pillars—automation, cloud services, industry expertise, digital engineering, sustainability, and customer centricity—the company is focused on delivering future-ready solutions that enhance operational efficiency and enable intelligent decision-making.

 

The partnership with ServiceNow will allow NextEra to offer end-to-end digital workflow solutions, including IT service management, operations automation, and citizen experience platforms. These offerings are expected to benefit both large enterprises and government agencies seeking to modernize legacy systems and improve service delivery.

 

Venu Lambu, Vice Chairman of NextEra and CEO-designate of LTIMindtree, stated, “This collaboration with ServiceNow strengthens our ability to deliver transformative digital experiences. Together, we will empower regional organizations to unlock agility, resilience, and innovation at scale.”

 

Nabil Al-Nuaim, Chairman of NextEra and CEO of Aramco Digital, added, “Our partnership reflects a shared commitment to building a future-ready digital infrastructure that supports national priorities and sustainable growth.”

 

The companies plan to establish joint innovation labs and delivery centers in Riyadh and Dubai, with pilot implementations expected to begin in Q4 FY26. Analysts view this alliance as a strategic move to capture the growing demand for cloud-native enterprise platforms in the Middle East, where digital transformation spending is projected to exceed $50 billion by 2030.

 

Sources: Aramco Digital, Business Standard, Gulf Entrepreneur