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Wipro arm in pact with All Nippon

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Bangalore, Sept. 14

Wipro Technologies, the IT services arm of Wipro and All Nippon Airways (ANA) announced that they have signed an agreement for Wipro to support and maintain ANA's SAP financials application. All Nippon Airways is a leading airline company in Japan. Wipro started working with ANA in February 2006 and is a pioneering offshore partner for ANA. Wipro will be deploying its global delivery model for maintenance of ANA's applications. Wipro has been working in Japan since 1995 and has around 60 customers and 1500 engineers working on projects for Japanese companies.

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