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    Wipro solidifies its commitment to South African expansion

    Promoted | Wipro is solidifying its commitment to its Cape Town office and to further expansion across South Africa.
    By Wipro31 May 2024
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    It’s been a little over a year since the launch of Wipro Africa’s Cape Town office. Now, with the expansion of its digital operations and platforms teams, Wipro is solidifying its commitment to continue growing across the country — and the continent.

    Warren Zambelli, MD for Africa at Wipro Limited, says the inauguration of Wipro Africa’s Cape Town office represented a significant milestone.

    “We feel privileged to serve local and global clients. To date, this includes two world class telecommunications partners, which we are supporting from the Sable City offices at Century City.”

    Wipro understands the importance of presence to meet the evolving needs of our markets

    Zambelli reiterates the importance of local presence for South African and regional clients.

    “Wipro understands the importance of presence to meet the evolving needs of our markets, and the establishment of the Cape Town office not only evidences our commitment to our clients, enabling us to deepen relationships and foster greater collaboration through more frequent and meaningful interactions, but also to afford opportunities for local talent.”

    Building digital skills

    Skills development has always been crucial, whereas the rate at which skills development is being influenced due to the pervasive role of technology across all aspects of society and business is intensifying.

    Says Zambelli: “In today’s rapidly evolving markets, everyone must focus on equipping themselves with the essential skills to gain access to the job market and remain relevant and competitive as many industries undergo digital transformation.”

    “Additionally, fostering a digitally skilled workforce not only enhances employability but also facilitates societal progress as digital literacy becomes increasingly connected to everyday life, from accessing information to taking part in online communities and navigating the complexities of the digital world,” Zambelli adds.

    As automation and artificial intelligence continue to reshape industries, the demand for digital expertise will only increase. By equipping individuals with digital skills, Wipro aims to empower employees to adapt to emerging technologies, drive innovation and contribute meaningfully to economic growth.

    Collective achievement within the business

    Morgan Thomas, operations manager for Wipro Africa client Rain Telecommunications, agrees, noting the energised atmosphere in the Cape Town office. He emphasises the importance of skills development.

    Learning platforms like Udemy play a crucial role in empowering individuals to upskill and adapt to the rapidly changing digital landscape. “Additionally, technical training head counts averaging into the thousands over this past year or so means we take learning and development well beyond the theoretical and firmly into application, and our associates are groomed to succeed in all instances.”

    Gail Mckriel, a Wipro associate, highlights the supportive environment for professional growth within the company. She expresses her confidence in Wipro Africa as a place where aspirations can flourish, driven by a combination of individual initiative and organisational support.

    Wipro team members in Cape Town

    “Employees are encouraged to pursue their professional goals with determination, supported by a culture that values innovation and personal growth,” she says.

    Whether it’s through access to learning platforms, mentorship programmes or opportunities for advancement, the company empowers its workforce to chart their own paths to success, Mckriel explains.

    “This combination of individual drive and institutional backing creates an environment where ambitions can flourish, leading to personal fulfilment and collective achievement within the business.”

    About Wipro Limited
    Wipro Limited (NYSE: WIT, BSE: 507685, NSE: WIPRO) is a leading technology services and consulting company focused on building innovative solutions that address clients’ most complex digital transformation needs. Leveraging our holistic portfolio of capabilities in consulting, design, engineering and operations, we help clients realise their boldest ambitions and build future-ready, sustainable businesses. With nearly 245 000 employees and business partners across 65 countries, we deliver on the promise of helping our clients, colleagues and communities thrive in an ever-changing world. For additional information, visit us at www.wipro.com.

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