Wipro bags seven-year long contract of IT infrastructure by RSA
The IT major will provide infra as a service for mainframe, mid-range, storage, cloud and end user services in addition to a multilingual service desk for RSA employees across the UK, Ireland and Scandinavia.
- Feb 4, 2016,
- Updated Feb 4, 2016 4:55 PM IST
Country's fourth largest software services firm Wipro on Thursday announced RSA, leading international insurer, has awarded the IT major a seven-year long contract to deliver its IT infrastructure requirements across the UK, Ireland and Scandinavia.
"Wipro will be providing infrastructure as a service for mainframe, mid-range, storage, cloud and end user services in addition to a multilingual service desk for RSA employees in all the regions," Wipro said in a filing to BSE.
This will enable pan-European standardisation, improved end-to-end responsibility and a platform for business-led collaboration, Wipro added.
The agreement follows a 10-month sourcing programme, which included 20 bidders, and reflects RSA s aim to drive benefits through consolidation of services across its regional businesses.
"The partnership is a major step forward in their Group technology strategy enabling it to provide a market-leading, agile, affordable and secure infrastructure platform," said Darren Price, Group CIO, RSA.
"We see this as a key enabler for RSA to achieve the desired business outcomes from their IT investments," Shaji Farooq, President and Chief Executive, BFSI, Wipro said.
Country's fourth largest software services firm Wipro on Thursday announced RSA, leading international insurer, has awarded the IT major a seven-year long contract to deliver its IT infrastructure requirements across the UK, Ireland and Scandinavia.
"Wipro will be providing infrastructure as a service for mainframe, mid-range, storage, cloud and end user services in addition to a multilingual service desk for RSA employees in all the regions," Wipro said in a filing to BSE.
This will enable pan-European standardisation, improved end-to-end responsibility and a platform for business-led collaboration, Wipro added.
The agreement follows a 10-month sourcing programme, which included 20 bidders, and reflects RSA s aim to drive benefits through consolidation of services across its regional businesses.
"The partnership is a major step forward in their Group technology strategy enabling it to provide a market-leading, agile, affordable and secure infrastructure platform," said Darren Price, Group CIO, RSA.
"We see this as a key enabler for RSA to achieve the desired business outcomes from their IT investments," Shaji Farooq, President and Chief Executive, BFSI, Wipro said.