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Wipro
Wipro, a prominent reseller, system integrator, and consulting company, that plays a vital role in numerous system integration and digital transformation initiatives. Wipro collaboration with software players such as Oracle, SAP and Taliferro Group empowers organizations to embrace disruptive technologies and accelerate their journey to the cloud, thus reshaping their business models.
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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 8000 | $2.5B | United Arab Emirates | Oracle | Oracle E-Business Suite | ERP Financial | 2013 |
In 2013, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank implemented Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.1.1 as its ERP Financial solution. The deployment was executed with Oracle Partner WIPRO and completed in seven months, provisioning the system for 100 administrators and 1,500 end users.
The implementation centralized and automated disparate legacy financial applications into a fully integrated financial solution and established paperless processes to reduce manual handling errors. Functional capabilities delivered included core financials, optimized regulatory and management reporting, purchase order processing moved online, and automated workflows for expense accounting and month end close.
Oracle Inventory Management was implemented to provide real time visibility of inventory transactions for 150 suppliers and more than 1,000 pieces of office equipment supporting 60 banking branches. Oracle Enterprise Asset Management automated tracking and maintenance scheduling for office equipment, and Oracle Property Manager automated lifecycle management for more than 200 leased bank branches and other premises.
Governance and rollout included a concentrated internal training program completed in 20 days to equip 100 administrators, along with process changes that shifted purchase order processing online and removed manual data entry tasks from 15 financial administrators. The program streamlined report creation and consolidated reporting workflows to support tighter control over inventory, orders, suppliers, and branch office expenses.
Explicit operational outcomes reported include optimizing internal and regulatory report creation from two weeks to one day, reducing the expense accounting process from five days to one day, cutting month end accounting close from four days to two days, saving up to three days of administration and IT support monthly on asset maintenance tasks, and enabling stock taking by one person in one day rather than three people over three days.
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Al Faisal Group | Construction and Real Estate | 1200 | $200M | United Arab Emirates | Oracle | Oracle Cloud HCM | Core HR | 2017 |
In 2017, Al Faisal Group implemented Oracle Cloud HCM to consolidate HR and payroll across its group, targeting Core HR standardization across 40 plus entities. The deployment formed part of a broader Oracle Fusion applications rollout that included Oracle Taleo and Oracle Payroll and was scoped to create a single system of truth for group level reporting.
Wipro managed the overall program from the project initiation document through warranty closure, conducting CRP sessions and solution workshops to converge stakeholders on one global solution. The implementation delivered Oracle Cloud HCM and Taleo in a compressed five month timeline, and successfully migrated master HR and payroll data from 43 entities into a single Oracle Fusion instance.
Configuration work focused on Core HR data model consolidation, standardized payroll parameter sets, and a unified master chart of accounts coordinated with CFOs across entities. A high level solution blueprint was also produced for Oracle Fusion Sales Cloud and Oracle Fusion Finance ERP for seven entities, positioning subsequent integration and ERP scope.
Governance and rollout emphasized stakeholder alignment, centralized parameter governance for payroll calculations, and program-level change control managed by Wipro. The implementation was explicitly described as successful and resulted in Wipro securing follow on engagements to implement Oracle Fusion Sales Cloud and Oracle Fusion ERP.
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Al Faisal Group | Construction and Real Estate | 1200 | $200M | United Arab Emirates | Oracle | Oracle Cloud ERP | ERP Financial | 2017 |
In 2017, Al Faisal Group implemented Oracle Cloud ERP as part of a broader Oracle Fusion rollout that also included Oracle Fusion HCM, Taleo and Payroll, targeting standardized HR and payroll processes across its multi-entity portfolio. The program was explicitly aligned to the ERP Financial category to establish a single system of truth and enable efficient group level reporting across more than 40 entities.
The implementation delivered Oracle Fusion HCM, Taleo and Payroll modules with a concentrated configuration effort on payroll calculation parameters and a master chart of accounts, the latter negotiated with CFOs across entities to unify financial accounting. Oracle Cloud ERP was positioned alongside these human capital and payroll components, and the project team completed a consolidated data migration from 43 entities into a single Oracle Fusion instance. The HCM and Taleo rollout was completed in a record five months for all entities.
Wipro served as the system integrator and managed the overall program from project initiation document through warranty closure, conducting conference room pilot sessions and solution workshops to converge stakeholders on a global configuration. The scope of operational coverage included HR and payroll functions across the group, finance alignment through a unified chart of accounts, and preparatory solution design work for CRM and finance expansion. A high level solution blueprint for Oracle Fusion Sales Cloud and Oracle Fusion Finance ERP was produced for seven entities as part of broader enterprise planning.
Governance and process change were enforced through centralized parameter standards for payroll calculations and a single instance deployment strategy, shifting multiple siloed applications and spreadsheets into one Oracle Cloud ERP and Fusion instance. The successful delivery led to Wipro securing follow on engagements to implement Oracle Fusion Sales Cloud and Oracle Fusion ERP for the group.
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Construction and Real Estate | 1200 | $200M | United Arab Emirates | Oracle | Oracle CX Cloud | Customer Experience | 2017 |
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Manufacturing | 2500 | $2.0B | United Kingdom | SAP | SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Credit Management | Credit Union Management | 2023 |
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Communications | 146040 | $122.4B | United States | Taliferro Group | Taliferro CRM | CRM | 2024 |
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Communications | 146040 | $122.4B | United States | Taliferro Group | Taliferro Authentication | Identity and Access Management (IAM) | 2024 |
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Communications | 146040 | $122.4B | United States | Taliferro Group | Taliferro LIS | Laboratory Management | 2023 |
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Communications | 146040 | $122.4B | United States | Taliferro Group | Taliferro e-Commerce | eCommerce | 2023 |
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Oil, Gas and Chemicals | 1200 | $294M | India | IBM | IBM Power Systems | Application Hosting and Computing Services | 2015 |
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