Wipro Rated "Postive" By Gartner For BI
Wipro receives "Positive" rating in Gartner MarketScope for business intelligence and information management, North America.
Wipro Technologies, the Global Information Technology, Consulting and Outsourcing business of Wipro Ltd. has announced that it was rated "Positive" by leading information technology research and advisory company, Gartner, Inc. in its report "MarketScope for Business Intelligence and Information Management, North America.”
Gartner's MarketScope provides specific guidance for users who are deploying, or have deployed, IT products or services. This MarketScope analyses the market for consulting and implementation services for business intelligence (BI) and information management (IM) solutions and evaluates vendors on seven key evaluation criteria including customer experience, innovation and product/service capabilities.
Elaborating on Wipro's vision and focus for BI Services, K.R. Sanjiv, Senior Vice President and Global Head, Analytics and Information Management, Wipro Technologies said, "We believe that this recognition from Gartner reflects our continuing success in providing high impact business solutions to customers. We continue to invest in business solutions which enable customers drive growth, enhance cost management and strengthen risk management.”
Wipro offers end-to-end BI Services – comprising of Analytics, Business Intelligence and Performance Management, and Information Management services globally. Wipro’s integrated BI solutions drive efficiencies and enable accelerated value realisation and innovation, leveraging industry solutions and emerging technologies. Wipro continues to make significant investments in process and consulting assets for key industry processes such as Customer Life Cycle Management, Financial Process Transformation, and Risk and Compliance.

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