Wipro and Google Cloud to Launch a Co-Innovation Space

A leading global information technology, consulting and business process services company, Wipro Limited announces the launch of the Wipro-Google Cloud Innovation Arena in Bangalore, India.

This cloud collaboration centre will bring technical knowledge in-house, assure seamless cloud adoption, and expedite innovation to help customers transform their businesses. This jointly established innovation centre will offer a unique combination of people, processes, and platforms that will together create a futuristic experience for clients globally by integrating the knowledge and resources of Wipro FullStride CloudServices and Google Cloud. The talent, tools, and best practises required to develop and deploy apps on Google Cloud will be showcased in this cutting-edge venue.

Jason Eichenholz, Senior Vice President, Global Head of Ecosystems & Partnerships, Wipro Limited said, “We are excited to strengthen our partnership with Google Cloud, and look forward to leveraging the Wipro-Google Cloud Innovation Arena to increase cloud capabilities, build solutions across industries, and help our customers simplify their processes and workflows. This new Innovation Arena is the latest example of Wipro’s continued commitment to providing customers with world-class resources and support, and a vision for their cloud future.”

“Innovation and business differentiation are key drivers of cloud adoption, which is why innovation labs where customers can brainstorm, design, and pilot innovation use cases with the help of industry experts have become increasingly important,” said Kevin Ichhpurani, Corporate Vice President, Partner Ecosystem, Google Cloud. “We are pleased to be furthering our partnership with Wipro to provide our customers with the resources they need to take their cloud journey to the next level.”

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