Wednesday, April 24, 2024
-Advertisement-
Reimagining Public Sector Analytics
Reimagining Public Sector Analytics
HomeEnterprise ITInternet of ThingsWipro launches IIoT Centre of Excellence in Kochi

Wipro launches IIoT Centre of Excellence in Kochi

Follow Tech Observer on Google News
Google News

said it has launched an Industrial Internet of Things () Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Kochi. The CoE will focus on developing IIoT solutions spaning across industrial manufacturing, automotive, healthcare and pharmaceutical, consumer products and goods, and utilities space. Leveraging , blockchain and robotics, the lab will develop Proofs of Concept (POCs) and market-ready solutions in an iterative agile development model, said the company.

Wipor informed that by combining its services and offerings across engineering, analytics, consulting and applications with domain expertise in specific industry verticals, it offers comprehensive engineering solutions for IoT adoption. These range from sensors, connectivity, edge computing, storage, artificial intelligence, machine learning and analytics. Wipro also leverages its partnership ecosystem, which spans across edge, connectivity, application enablement platforms, applications, business solutions, infrastructure, and cloud partners to ensure the best outcome for its clients' IoT programs.

“Kerala has focused on technologies, which are critical to the Industry 4.0 concept and IoT is an integral part of this proposition. The State has endeavoured to address skill-related issues in emerging technology areas including IIoT by fostering a vibrant hardware-based start-up ecosystem and a skilling framework that connects technical institutions. With the rollout of the Kerala Fibre Optic Network (KFON), the ambitious fibre2home/enterprise/institution network in the next 18 months, local economy stakeholders will increasingly benefit from IoT deployments. So, Wipro's decision to set up its third global IIoT lab in Kerala is a timely one and I hope it grows into a major development centre in a short period of time,” said M. Sivasankar, IT Secretary, Government of Kerala, who inaugurated the centre.

Leading to the launch, Wipro hosted a two-day hackathon on Industrial IoT from March 12 to March 13 at its Kochi development centre, which saw active participation from leading engineering colleges in Kerala. Wipro will extend pre-placement offers to the winning participants in the final year of their engineering degree course while those in the penultimate year of their degree program will receive internship opportunities. The new hires will join Wipro's IIoT research and development team in Kochi, said the company.

“We are proud to launch our Industrial IoT Centre of Excellence in Kerala, our third such centre after Mountain View, California and Bangalore. Over the years, Kerala has grown into a technology hub that offers access to a dynamic talent pool with an aptitude for new-age technologies. IoT presents a huge opportunity for industries in a hyper-connected world and we are confident that our end-to-end services and offerings will help our clients leverage IoT as part of their digital transformation goals,” said Jayraj Nair, Vice President & Global Head – IoT, Wipro.

Get the day's headlines from Tech Observer straight in your inbox

By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy, T&C and consent to receive newsletters and other important communications.
Tech Observer Desk
Tech Observer Desk
Tech Observer Desk at TechObserver.in is a team of technology reporters led by a senior editor who brings latest updates and developments from the world of technology.
- Advertisement -
EmpowerFest 2024
EmpowerFest 2024
EmpowerFest 2024
EmpowerFest 2024
- Advertisement -EmpowerFest 2024
- Advertisement -Education Sabha
- Advertisement -Veeam
- Advertisement -Reimagining Public Sector Analytics
- Advertisement -ESDS SAP Hana

Subscribe to our Newsletter

83000+ Industry Leaders read it everyday

By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy, T&C and consent to receive newsletters and other important communications.
- Advertisement -

How AI can enhance your workflow automation

By using AI tools like ChatGPT, DALL-E, and wearable tech, people can break past old limits, boost their skills, and keep growing and innovating in their workflow automation.

RELATED ARTICLES