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    Endava joins forces with Mastercard to accelerate digital commerce

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    Endava announced a collaboration with Mastercard to accelerate the co-development and delivery of next-generation payments infrastructure, solutions, and embedded digital commerce experiences.

    The collaboration brings together Endava’s deep engineering, AI-native capabilities and industry expertise with Mastercard’s global reach and data-driven products and services, to unlock new opportunities for Endava’s customers.

    “This marks an important step in Endava’s journey to redefine how innovation is delivered to its customers. By combining Endava’s AI-native engineering and deep industry expertise with Mastercard’s global reach and product innovation, we have a powerful engine to accelerate the adoption and scale of next-generation payments and immersive experiences for Endava’s clients worldwide”, said John Cotterell, CEO, Endava.

    As part of the collaboration the parties aim to accelerate the adoption of digital payment innovations across Endava’s client base. The intent is to remain responsive to Endava’s customer needs through an execution mindset underscored by a joint commitment to exploring co-creation.

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