Wipro and SAP collaborates to deliver SAP Enable Now

Wipro has announced that it has entered into an agreement with SAP to deliver SAP Enable Now. This custom enablement platform by SAP will help organisations adapt faster to technological changes and accelerate globalization.

With this agreement, Wipro can offer its clients tailor-made industry and line-of-business-specific learning tutorials and training assets, in addition to existing contextual help and guided tours delivered by SAP.

With advanced content creation and training features of SAP Enable Now, such as single-source editing and in-app learning, customers will be able to significantly improve end-user productivity and learning experience.

SAP Enable Now can be used for non-SAP applications and integrated with IT service management tools as well.

Srinivas Sai Nidadhavolu, Vice President and Global Practice Head, SAP services, Wipro Limited said, “As one of the leading Global Strategic Services Partner, we are excited to expand our partnership with SAP.

Most of our customers adopting SAP S/4HANA and SAP Cloud applications expect more than embedded standard content.

The amalgamation of our prebuilt industry-specific content, SAP’s standard enablement content, and curated content will help deliver information specific to customer’s needs and provide a unique learning experience.”

“The current situation demands organizations to enable its workforce to adapt to the new working environment.

SAP Enable Now is just the right tool to help organizations rapidly create and deploy unique tutorials and training assets to enhance the performance and efficiency of the workforce,” said Joe Ballard, Global Head, Ecosystem & Education, Services at SAP.

“We are delighted to extend our relationship with Wipro, their organizational change management expertise coupled with SAP’s technology will surely enable corporates to adopt integrated services solutions and training.

This will further simplify and accelerate the digital transformation journey of our customers.”