WIPRO CAPITALIZES ON CLOUD CAPABILITY TO BOOST JANALAKSHMI’S MICROFINANCE ‘LIABILITY PRODUCTS’ BUSINESS
Friday November 19, 2010 , 3 min Read
Bangalore, India, November 19th, 2010: Wipro Technologies, the Global Consulting, System Integration and Outsourcing Business of Wipro Limited (NYSE:WIT) today announced that the implementation of a CRM solution, for Janalakshmi Financial Services, a leading national microfinance company, has been further extended to support Janalakshmi’s new ‘Retail Liability’ business. This implementation uses a leading public cloud CRM application. Wipro has already completed the successful implementation of the core loan origination process at Janalakshmi more than a year ago.Wipro’s two year association with Janalakshmi is set to reach the next level by Wipro enabling Janalakshmi’s cloud environment to successfully support its ‘retail liability’ business. Faced with the need for a highly manageable and flexible solution for tracking collections and growing data volumes, Janalakshmi opted for the cloud CRM system. Starting from single group loans, the microfinance company has now moved to a wider basket of individual loans with optimized approval cycles.
“Wipro has been instrumental in shaping up our new liabilities business, by offering a seamless integration with third party in a secure and agile environment. Wipro ‘s implementation of the cloud CRM solution is helping us grow at significant pace by complete automation of business processes at reduced cost and time and timely slicing of business data for better view and control of our new business”, says Ramesh Ramanathan, Founder and Chairman of Janalakshmi.
“Wipro with Janalakshmi’s support was committed to streamlining the microfinance service provider’s business process flows, and close the loop from customer acquisitions, to processing loan applications and ensuring collections. The SAAS delivery model helped control IT outflows, enabling non linear growth, without compromising on data security, control and compliance vital for any business”, said CS Swaminathan, Vice President CRM, Enterprise Application Services at Wipro technologies.
Wipro is making significant investments in cloud computing services and is also the platinum sponsor for Dreamforce 2010. To know more visit http://www.wipro.com/Dreamforce10/About Wipro
Wipro Technologies, a division of Wipro Limited (NYSE:WIT) is the first PCMM Level 5 and SEI CMM Level 5 certified global IT services organization. Wipro Technologies was recently assessed at Level 5 for CMMI V 1.2 across offshore and onsite development centers. Wipro is one of the largest product engineering and support service providers worldwide. Wipro provides comprehensive research and development services, IT solutions and services, including systems integration, information systems outsourcing, package implementation, software application management, and datacenter managed services to corporations globally. In the Indian market, Wipro is a leader in providing IT solutions and services for the corporate segment in India, offering system integration, network integration, software solutions and IT services.
Wipro also has a strong presence in niche market segments of consumer products and lighting. In the Asia-Pacific and Middle East markets, Wipro provides IT solutions and services for global corporations. Wipro's ADS' are listed on the New York Stock Exchange, and its equity shares are listed in India on the Stock Exchange - Mumbai, and the National Stock Exchange.
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About Janalakshmi Financial Services
Janalakshmi Financial Services is a for-profit NBFC urban microfinance institution (MFI), with the promoter stake held in the not-for-profit entity Janalakshmi Social Services. This is the only MFI in India structured in such a manner, with the deliberate intent of keeping the social spirit intact.
Janalakshmi Financial Services' market-based approach to financial inclusion is defined by three distinct characteristics: first, an exclusive focus on servicing the needs of the urban poor; second, a strong customer-value driven approach in designing financial products and services; third, the centrality of technology and processes as the foundation of a scalable enterprise.