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Aviva selects Wipro Technologies

MUMBAI: Aviva plc. has selected Wipro Technologies as a strategic partner for offshore IT outsourcing. Under a long term agreement, which will be finalised in early 2004, Wipro will provide a range of IT services covering application development and maintenance, package implementation and testing. "We bring strong insurance domain expertise, integrated service offerings and execution excellence to our insurance customers. This is a clear differentiator for us in providing increased value to our clients like Aviva." remarked Soumitro Ghosh, Vice-President, Insurance Solutions at Wipro Technologies.

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