Multinational financial services firm leverages emerging technologies based automation boost efficiency
Client Background
Client: American multinational financial services
Industry: Financial services
Products or Services: Credit cards, payment systems
Geography: Worldwide
Number of customers: Banks and financial institutions
Total annual revenue: US$16.88 billion (2019)
Challenges
The client was expecting more process-based automation. It also wanted to incorporate automation into its operations, so that the company’s resources could invest their time and effort in strategic tasks. This would also reduce the probability of business loss due to manual errors.
Solutions
Wipro leveraged its ServiceTheater team to use emerging technologies: Ansible and Chef to automate and meet the requirements of the customer. Automation assets were defined, developed, and tested within the organization’s security and compliance boundaries, through a period of six months. Wipro standardized its automation platform technology tower map across the enterprise. The solutions addressed the customer’s automation needs around the following functions:
The solution was implemented across the entire IT managed services division of the enterprise.
Business Impact
The client’s business goals and expectations were successfully met. It contributed towards the enterprise’s target of achieving a TCO reduction of 25%. It also helped the customer to significantly improve the efficiencies of the remaining team members. The solution enabled the customer to achieve a standardized delivery and execution methodology, and significantly reduce manual interventions, thereby reducing any threats of business loss due to configuration errors on production systems.
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