“Clients are increasingly seeking integrated, outcome-driven solutions that enhance agility and innovation. To better meet these needs, Wipro will realign its Global Business Lines,” according to a stock exchange filing.
Also Read: Wipro launches AI-first platform TelcoAI360 to help telecom sector cut costsThe Technology Services division, led by Nagendra Bandaru, will provide cloud-enabled and industry-specific technology solutions, focusing on digital and industry cloud, cybersecurity, AI, enterprise applications, and infrastructure services.
The Business Process Services segment, under Jasjit Singh Kang, will drive digital operations and business process transformation. The Consulting Services unit, headed by Amit Kumar, will deliver strategic advisory and transformation services.Meanwhile, the Engineering division, led by Srikumar Rao, will continue to provide engineering and R&D services. Wipro confirmed that its subsidiary Capco will remain unchanged, with Anne-Marie Rowland continuing to lead the unit. Additionally, Jo Debecker, head of Wipro FullStride Cloud, has decided to leave the company.
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The company stated that this restructuring is designed to strengthen its go-to-market approach, ensuring deeper alignment with industry trends and shifting client demands.
“This evolution of our business lines will enable us to further sharpen our focus towards client needs with consulting-led and AI-powered solutions. This realignment will allow us to serve our clients better, enabling us to deliver tailored, high-impact transformation,” said Srini Pallia, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Wipro.
On Thursday (March 13), shares of Wipro Ltd ended at ₹264.20, down by ₹4.20, or 1.56%, on the BSE.
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