Partners:

 Adobe
 Amazon Web Services
 Cisco
 DataStax
 Industrial Internet Consortium
 Microsoft
 ThingWorx
Customers:
It has over 160,000 employees and clients across 110 countries.
Internal process:

It is turning to a start-up for technology which the country’s third largest software
exporter believes will help it automate a lot of internal processes. The move is the
first such engagement where a large Indian IT company is using the technology of
a start-up to become a nimble organization.
Significantly, this move by Wipro could prompt other technology firms in the
country to deploy technologies to improve the way they do business, according to a
few experts. Wipro’s cross-city rival Infosys Ltd, which has set up a corporate
venture arm, has picked stakes in start-ups as the company wants to take new-age
technologies, including artificial intelligence platforms, to many of its clients.
“Currently, they are evaluating the technology of Vicarious for various OCR
(Optical Character Recognition) based internal intelligent process automation
initiatives," said Wipro chief strategy officer Rishad Premji last month. The
company is using the technology platform to improve its own travel and expense
management application used internally. Some experts believe that Wipro’s
decision to improve its internal process is logical as large Indian IT companies
embrace the technologies of digital era to improve the way they have done
business and later take many of these offerings to their clients.