Wipro Infotech has forayed into enterprise data centre services. It has launched its first

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data centre in Mysore and plans to set up two more in Greater Noida and Pune. This new initiative is designed to complement Wipro’s existing service offering which provides ‘end-to-end’ Data Centre Lifecycle Management Services to enterprise customers.

Anand Sankaran, senior vice-president and busi-ness head, India & West Asiat, Wipro, said: “To complete our portfolio of offerings, we felt the need to offer best-in-class data centres. Enterprise customers today are seeking services beyond simple hosting and co-location, and this is a very strategic move by us and positions us uniquely to cater to the lifecycle needs of enterprises as a single face.”

IT infrastructure and applications that are deployed at WEDC will be managed from Wipro’s Global Service Management Centre in Mysore. This service will enable enterprise customers to maintain their strategic focus while improving their operational efficiencies.

Apart from the traditional data centre model, clients in India and West Asia markets will soon be able to avail Wipro’s cloud computing services that offer IT infrastructure and specific business applications as a service.

Further, Wipro has deployed green technologies at each of these centres to help both customers and Wipro reap the benefits of energy efficiency and savings.