LTM Partners with Anthropic to Expand Enterprise AI Adoption

LTM has partnered with Anthropic to integrate Claude into its AI platform, helping enterprises scale AI adoption across software development and business operations.

LTM has partnered with AI company Anthropic to help enterprises deploy Claude across software engineering, application modernisation, and business operations, as organisations increasingly shift their focus from AI experimentation to large-scale implementation.

The partnership will see Claude and Claude Code integrated into LTM's BlueVerse AI Delivery Fabric, the company's enterprise AI platform, to support AI-assisted software development, application modernisation, site reliability engineering (SRE), observability, and agent orchestration.

The collaboration is expected to initially focus on industries including banking and financial services (BFSI), technology, consumer businesses, and manufacturing.

Helping Enterprises Scale AI Deployments

While many enterprises have experimented with generative AI over the past two years, scaling those initiatives across business functions remains a challenge. LTM said the partnership aims to address this gap by combining Anthropic's AI models with its enterprise implementation capabilities.

Chris Ciauri, Managing Director of International at Anthropic, said the partnership is intended to help customers embed AI into their software development and modernisation programmes.

"LTM brings delivery expertise, trained professionals, and long-standing client relationships across industries. By embedding Claude and Claude Code into BlueVerse, the partnership enables customers to integrate frontier AI into how they build, modernise, and manage software," he said.

Building Skills Alongside Technology

As part of the collaboration, LTM will expand its AI1000 talent initiative to train architects and engineers on Claude, while also establishing a dedicated Center of Excellence (CoE).

According to the company, the CoE will focus on developing reusable AI skills, reference architectures, governance frameworks, and best practices for deploying AI across enterprise environments. It will also support areas such as responsible AI, model governance, and data privacy.

Enterprise AI Moves Beyond Pilots

LTM said it will also integrate Claude into its own delivery operations to establish internal AI workflows before extending those capabilities to customers.

Venu Lambu, CEO and Managing Director of LTM, said the partnership is aimed at helping enterprises translate AI investments into measurable business outcomes.

"Combining Claude with our BlueVerse platform, domain expertise, technology capabilities, and AI1000 talent initiative creates a foundation for enterprises to embed AI across their businesses and accelerate modernisation," he said.

As enterprise AI adoption matures, technology service providers are increasingly partnering with model developers to deliver implementation, governance, and industry-specific solutions alongside AI models. LTM's collaboration with Anthropic reflects this shift, with the emphasis moving from access to AI models to deploying them at scale across business operations.