Wipro Signs Co-Development Agreement With Oracle
Wipro and Oracle will now co-develop end-to-end industry process solutions for different industries.
Wipro Technologies has signed a master co-development agreement with Oracle to develop multiple industry solutions using Oracle Application Integration Architecture (AIA) , an open, standards-based platform for business process integration across Oracle, third-party and custom applications.
Under this agreement Wipro and Oracle will co-develop end-to-end industry process solutions for five different industries including communication, retail, consumer products, hi-tech, and industrial manufacturing. The co-developed Oracle Process Integration Packs includes campaign-to-cash for hi-tech, order-to-activate for communications and design-to-release for process manufacturing. Wipro is one of the first partners to sign an agreement with Oracle spanning such a wide range of industries.
"Many enterprises find themselves struggling to deliver and standardise business processes that span multiple applications cost effectively," said Jose Lazares, vice president, Applications Development and Strategy at Oracle. "Our co-development approach aims to involve selected partners, like Wipro, who have specific expertise and skills in industry-specific business processes, to co-develop pre-built, best practice integration products with us and then deploy these for customers in a rapid and cost-effective manner."
Sangita Singh, SVP, Wipro Technologies, said, "The co-development agreement is part of our continued strategy to invest in technology innovation and build industry expertise along with partners. The industry specific solutions developed are designed to leverage Oracle platforms and provide faster time-to-market at lower cost of ownership for our clients."

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