Global Marketing in Wipro Infotech: A Strategic Perspective
Global Marketing in Wipro Infotech: A Strategic Perspective
Global Marketing in Wipro Infotech: A Strategic Perspective
INFOTECH: A STRATEGIC
PERSPECTIVE
Submitted by:
Aastha Chawla
Deepti Mishra
Lallan Babu
Vishal Warialani
Case Introduction
• Wipro is amongst the major players in Indian IT
industry
• Booming IT industry in India; India being recognized
as the global centre for research and development
• Emergence of New Economic Policy (NEP) triggered
liberalization and provided major impetus to
international business
• lot of growth opportunity in IT sector in India
leading to intensive competition in the domestic
market
• Companies forced to the export route to survive in
the market
Issues
• Lack of a planned strategy for going global
• Not a proactive player
• Increased competition by the new entrants
• Collaborations of other domestic
companies with MNCs
Key Issue
• To formulate a strategy for international
markets to cope with intense competition
SWOT Analysis
Strengths Weaknesses
•Skilled manpower •Not a proactive company
•Multi domestic market •Small player in global market
philosophy •Limited domain
•Research and Development •Clients not trusting the
•Low cost advantage capabilities of Indian Software
Cos.
Opportunities Threats
•Huge global market •Competition by Indian
•Huge potential in domestic companies in domestic market
market •Presence of big companies in
•Y2K Crisis global market
•Exchange rate
Strengths
• Skilled manpower
Diversified skill base across service lines
delivery capabilities & client satisfaction
• Limited domain
Wipro provided very limited number of services. Also
Standard international quality practices like Six Sigma and
CMMI are not in place
• Y2K Crisis
Threats
• Competition by Indian companies in domestic market
• Exchange rate
This can be a threat to the company as the company is
making profits due to the high exchange rate and if this
rate comes down in future it can lead to a major problem
for the company.
PEST Analysis
suppliers
Political Factors
• Liberalization
New Economic Policy (NEP) introduced in the country
helped the company to excel in the global market,
providing variety of benefits.
• Change in policies
Many economic policies changes in the country helped
Wipro in their growth. At that time the new policies were
going in favour of the whole software industry.
• Exchange rate
High exchange rate helped the Company to take an
advantage over other global players which actually allowed
it provide products and services at lower costs.
Social Factors
• Immense intellectual Capital
Technological Factors
• Easy access to various business clients
Enterprise
Finance
IT & ITES
Telecom
Government
Consumer Behaviour
Alternatives