Wipro has entered into a partnership with augmented intelligence provider DataRobot with an objective to expedite the operationalization of artificial intelligence (AI) across the enterprise.

According to the Indian IT company, the partnership will provide augmented intelligence at scale for enabling customers to become AI driven enterprises as well as accelerate their business impact.

Gardner Johnson — DataRobot Vice President of Worldwide Channels said: “As leaders in AI, Wipro and DataRobot are perfectly suited for collaboration. We couldn’t be more excited about our partnership with Wipro as we bring the power of AI to more organizations.

“We look forward to helping customers across every industry and geography achieve more value from their data.”

The augmented intelligence platform of DataRobot is said to complement the expertise of Wipro in enterprise AI. The partnership will help fast track the execution of AI strategy and will give businesses quicker data to value, said Wipro.

Furthermore, the partnership will optimize the process of injecting AI-led intelligence into customer business decisions, and impact their bottom line positively.

Wipro stated that the collaboration will bolster its partner ecosystem in the dynamic enterprise AI segment. The Indian IT services provider further said that DataRobot’s augmented intelligence platform will equip important stakeholders across organizations to hold cutting edge data science at an enterprise level.

Harish Dwarkanhalli —Wipro iDEAS President – Applications & Data said: “Wipro is committed to helping clients in their journey to become intelligent enterprises, and implement AI at scale.

“Our approach is to simplify AI deployment in enterprises using a democratized methodology and utilizing diverse skill sets to collaborate with our technology partners along with our Wipro Holmes AI platform. We are excited to work with DataRobot, a leader in this segment, to further enhance the value we create for our customers.”

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