Wipro said that it has opened its first ever @now Studio in Texas in partnership with US software company ServiceNow for supporting digital transformations for customers, boost innovation, and develop unique solutions for industries.

According to the Indian IT services provider, the @now Studio taps ServiceNow’s digital workflows and simplified processes for developing personalized solutions.

David Parsons — Senior Vice President of ServiceNow Global Alliances & Partner Ecosystem said: “With companies across the world looking to improve business outcomes and experiences, we are proud to partner with Wipro to launch their @now Studio. This will serve as a great platform to help our clients accelerate their digital transformation journeys.”

Wipro said that the studio located at its technology center in Plano will focus on developing competencies, serving as a platform for developing and showcasing solutions. It is also expected to speed up co-selling and co-creation with ServiceNow, and utilize the ecosystem, which includes universities and top start-ups.

Apart from that, the @now Studio will focus on ServiceNow Global Risk & Compliance and Security Operations for assisting clients in protecting their data and stay secure.

Nagendra Bandaru — Managing Partner of Wipro iCORE said: “We look forward to leveraging the @now Studio to increase our ServiceNow capabilities, build solutions across industries, and help our customers simplify processes and automate their workflows. We are also 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.”

Wipro’s technology center operates as a hub for advanced analytics and cloud technologies and is its US cyber security center as well.

Wipro plans to open additional @now Studios in Europe and Asia Pacific/Middle East/Africa (APMEA) in the coming months.

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