McLaren Technology Group announces Wipro as new official technology partner

McLaren Technology Group and Wipro Limited have announced that Wipro has become the official technology provider to McLaren Technology Group to help drive digitalisation across its businesses.

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Wipro will assist McLaren with achieving its recently defined IT strategy, focusing on providing next-generation differentiated IT services to its business divisions with an emphasis on agility and improved reliability.

As part of this multi-year partnership, Wipro will leverage the Wipro HOLMES^TM artificial intelligence platform and its next-generation managed services framework to offer flexibility and boost the productivity of McLaren’s fast growing automotive and high-tech businesses.

Craig Charlton, Chief Information Officer, McLaren Technology Group said, “We are passionate about delivering high performance digital solutions underpinned by robust SLAs across McLaren. Wipro, with its deep domain expertise and vast application services portfolio, will help us achieve excellence as well as drive innovation in Artificial Intelligence.”

N S Bala, President – Manufacturing & Technology, Wipro Limited added, “Digitalisation is a great opportunity for renowned brands like McLaren to reimagine and redesign their products and services from their customer’s perspective. We are delighted to partner with McLaren Technology Group to bring this strategic initiative to life, enabling organisation-wide disruptive innovation.”

McLaren Technology Group announces Wipro as new official technology partner

McLaren Technology Group and Wipro Limited have announced that Wipro has become the official technology provider to McLaren Technology Group to help drive digitalisation across its businesses.

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