Wipro Technologies, the technology services arm of the Wipro Ltd, and Oracle have launched a innovative solutions lab (OZONE) at Wipro’s Electronic City facility in Bangalore.
Services provided at the OZONE will help Wipro and Oracle customers to define their IT roadmaps, Wipro said in a release. The lab will help customers test the adoption of Oracle’s Application Integration Architecture (AIA), as well as Oracle Fusion Middleware and other industry applications.
The facility will be used to co-develop solutions across specific industry processes in human capital management and customer relationship management, Wipro said. The solutions being currently developed in the lab include process integration packs (PIPs) built on the Oracle AIA for the communications industry which are being co-developed and jointly marketed by Oracle and Wipro.
Sangita Singh, senior vice president, Wipro Technologies said in a statement that the move would infuse co-innovation in the Oracle ecosystem. “We are sure that such (a) collaboration with Oracle will go a long way in helping our customers derive maximum potential from their current and planned IT investments,” she added.
Source:
http://www.business-standard.com/india/storypage.php?autono=340574
Services provided at the OZONE will help Wipro and Oracle customers to define their IT roadmaps, Wipro said in a release. The lab will help customers test the adoption of Oracle’s Application Integration Architecture (AIA), as well as Oracle Fusion Middleware and other industry applications.
The facility will be used to co-develop solutions across specific industry processes in human capital management and customer relationship management, Wipro said. The solutions being currently developed in the lab include process integration packs (PIPs) built on the Oracle AIA for the communications industry which are being co-developed and jointly marketed by Oracle and Wipro.
Sangita Singh, senior vice president, Wipro Technologies said in a statement that the move would infuse co-innovation in the Oracle ecosystem. “We are sure that such (a) collaboration with Oracle will go a long way in helping our customers derive maximum potential from their current and planned IT investments,” she added.
Source:
http://www.business-standard.com/india/storypage.php?autono=340574
