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Wipro bolsters cybersecurity capabilities with new Texas centre

Wipro bolsters cybersecurity capabilities with new Texas centre
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Homegrown information technology (IT) services major Wipro on Friday said it has launched an ‘@now Studio’ in partnership with ServiceNow to support digital transformations for customers, increase innovation, and develop unique industry solutions. 

Santa Clara headquartered ServiceNow is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider and develops cloud computing solutions to help companies manage digital workflows for enterprise operations.   

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“The @now Studio leverages ServiceNow’s digital workflows and simplified processes to develop customized solutions. The studio will focus on building competencies, serving as a platform to develop and showcase solutions, accelerating co-selling and co-creation with ServiceNow, and leveraging the ecosystem including universities and leading startups. Additionally, there will be a focus on ServiceNow Global Risk and Compliance and Security Operations to help clients protect their data and remain secure,” Wipro said in a statement. 

The ‘@now Studio’ is located at Wipro’s Technology Centre in Plano, Texas where Wipro has a facility focused on developing niche capabilities in new and emerging technologies. The technology centre serves as a hub for advanced analytics and cloud technologies and is the company’s US cybersecurity centre. 

This is Wipro’s first ‘@now Studio’. There are plans to launch additional studios in Europe and the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and Africa (APMEA) region in the coming months. 

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“We are thrilled to expand our presence in Texas and leverage the ecosystem the state has to offer. The Studio also represents an expansion of our cybersecurity capabilities and leverages the local workforce to accelerate innovation. Our collaboration with local universities will enhance employment opportunities and expand our intellectual property in cybersecurity,” said Nagendra Bandaru, managing partner, iCORE, Wipro. 


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