The scope of the project relates to the maintenance of IT assets, system updates, and digitization processes.
Wipro, along with ServiceNow, will contribute to Petrobras to advance its digital journey. The project aims to raise the level of service for internal users and reduce costs by modernizing and aligning business IT infrastructure processes through modern cloud solutions focused on automation and integration.
Petrobras of Brazil is one of the largest oil, natural gas and derivatives exploration, production and distribution companies in the world.
“We want to ensure that the amount of information generated by the company’s operations is processed more intelligently and securely, contributing to decision-making in an agile and assertive manner. Petrobras’ investment in digital transformation and innovation, which aims to add value to the business, also meets the company’s need for digitalization of corporate processes, ”said executive ICT manager at Petrobras, Marcelo Carreras.
Douglas Silva, vice president and country manager, Brazil, Wipro said: “We are excited to collaborate on the modernization of IT processes with Petrobras, one of the largest conglomerates in the world. We want to assist the company in its mission to drive digital transformation. through Hyper-automation that unites technologies for process automation through tools such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, in addition to significantly improving the experience of its employees. ”
The Wipro solution will also provide greater accessibility of the technology infrastructure, visibility and cost control of IT assets, supporting Petrobras ’long -term business growth.
Wipro is a leading global information technology, consulting, and business process services company. The IT major reported a 4% increase in aggregate net income to Rs 3,087.3 crore with a 3% increase in revenue to Rs 20,860 crore in Q4 FY22 to Q3 FY22.
Wipro shares rose 0.61% to settle at Rs 470.45 on Wednesday.
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