Wipro has launched the @nowStudio in Brazil with an aim to expedite the digital journey of customers and foster the enrichment of the ServiceNow community of users and developers.

It is the second @nowStudio to have been opened as part of the Indian IT company’s global plan. The first @nowStudio in partnership with US software company ServiceNow was opened by Wipro in Texas in August 2021.

Katia Ortiz — ServiceNow Brazil Country Manager said: “Having a dedicated space for customers to experience ServiceNow will increased hands-on understanding when adopting the ServiceNow Platform while helping organizations solve business challenges.

“It will be a very important space to further leverage the growth of the community and ecosystem in Brazil and across South America.”

Located in the newest office of Wipro in the EZ Towers building in São Paulo, the @nowStudio makes use of the digital workflows and optimized processes of the ServiceNow Platform for providing tailored services and solutions for firms across a range of industries.

It will be frequented by the community of partners, developers, and customers, and directly contribute to the certification of new professionals, developing skills, building original solutions, and accelerating the businesses of the two firms locally.

The @nowStudio in Brazil has multiple environments that focus on design thinking and collaboration. It also provides exclusive place for facilitating the co-creation of solutions that employ cutting-edge technology.

According to Wipro, customers will gain from the full delivery potential of accelerators made available by the company, which includes IT service management as well as business process automation packages.

Wagner Jesus — Wipro Country Head, Brazil said: “The launch of Wipro @nowStudio Brazil strengthens our partnership with ServiceNow and will accelerate the momentum we have together in the Brazilian market.

“Our main objective is for the space to be a focal point between the ServiceNow community and our local customers, connecting corporate challenges to unique solutions in hyper automation, promoting scalability and real integration between technology and business areas.”

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