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    Wipro selects Google Cloud for its SAP footprint

    Bengaluru: India’s Wipro Limited, an information technology, consulting and business process services company, has selected Google Cloud as the cloud provider for its enterprise-wide SAP footprint.

    The engagement will bring SAP applications and workloads to the cloud to support Wipro’s 180,000 employees.

    This latest collaboration further strengthens the relationship between the two companies as they roll out two major initiatives across Wipro’s global organisation.

    Embracing digital transformation

    Wipro will modernise and transform its core ERP system to SAP’s flagship S/4HANA and migrate the SAP workloads onto Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

    Wipro will leverage the advanced intelligent ERP from SAP along with the flexibility and scalability of the GCP for hosting SAP Workloads.

    “As a provider of digital transformation services to some of the world’s most impactful businesses, it is critical that our own core systems and technologies are running on intelligent and modern platforms that encompass the needs of the future,” said Bhanumurthy B.M, President and Chief Operating Officer, Wipro Limited. 

    “This transformation program will help us to run our most business-critical workloads and applications with speed and agility, and support our customers more effectively.”

    “Wipro is embracing digital transformation at speed and scale. By modernizing their core IT and communication systems with the cloud, they have a powerful and scalable foundation to accelerate their strategic enterprise priorities and build for the future.” said Thomas Kurian, CEO, Google Cloud.

    Transforming employee experience

    Wipro will roll out G Suite for some of their employees as a workplace productivity platform. Factors that led the company to integrate the intuitive, cloud-native solution included G Suite’s strong interoperability and security controls, and features that enable real-time collaboration even in remote-work environments.

    New wearable, non-invasive BP monitor to disrupt the $45b market

    Bengaluru: German-based Infineon Technologies AG has announced that its Silicon Valley Innovation Centre (SVIC) has entered a new agreement with health monitoring devices manufacturer Blumio to co-develop a wearable, non-invasive blood pressure sensor based on Infineon’s XENSIV radar chipset by 2021.

    The new sensor has the potential to disrupt the $45 billion market for wearable cardiovascular monitoring devices by enabling continuous and precise measurement without a cuff.

    “Bringing together Infineon’s 60GHz radar chipset and system understanding with Blumio’s expertise in cardiovascular health monitoring in a more formal engagement lets both companies leverage their strengths to more rapidly bring the product to market,” Adrian Mikolajczak, Head of the Infineon Silicon Valley Innovation Centre, Power and Sensor Systems said.

    Upon successful completion, a kit combining Infineon’s radar chipset and development board with Blumio’s software and algorithms would be released to consumer and medical wearable device makers to integrate into their blood pressure monitoring devices.

    “We have experienced tremendous support since the beginning of our partnership in 2018 and we look forward to further advance our collaboration with Infineon,” Catherine Liao, Co-founder and CEO of Blumio said.

    In its role as an incubator of new technologies, the SVIC will provide funding and resources to support the sensor’s commercialisation. The SVIC will leverage Infineon’s engineering, manufacturing, and commercialisation expertise, as well as offer office and laboratory space.