Wipro Ltd has announced the launch of a dedicated AI-Native Business and Platforms unit, consolidating its industry-specific platforms and accelerating AI-led solutions. The move comes with a top-level leadership shuffle, appointing veteran Nagendra Bandaru as CEO of the new division and onboarding Kanwar Singh from Accenture
Wipro is strengthening its position in the global IT services market with a strategic pivot toward artificial intelligence. The company’s new AI-native business unit reflects its vision of delivering “services as software,” while a leadership reshuffle ensures fresh expertise to drive innovation and growth.
New AI Unit And Focus
The AI-Native Business and Platforms unit will consolidate Wipro’s existing platforms, including NetOxygen (AI-powered lending), CROAMIS (aviation cargo), and healthcare solutions IHS and HPS. The division aims to incubate new AI-driven business lines, enabling enterprises to adopt scalable, intelligent solutions across industries.
Leadership Changes
Nagendra Bandaru, a Wipro veteran, has been appointed CEO of the new AI unit. Kanwar Singh, formerly with Accenture, joins as President and Managing Partner of Technology Services. Meanwhile, Suzanne Dann steps down as CEO for the Americas-2 Strategic Market Unit, marking a significant leadership transition.
Key Highlights
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Launch of AI-Native Business and Platforms unit
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Focus on consolidating and expanding AI-led platforms
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Nagendra Bandaru appointed CEO of the new division
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Kanwar Singh joins as President and Managing Partner
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Leadership shuffle includes exit of Suzanne Dann
Sources: Fortune India, The Economic Times, Rediff