Indian IT major Wipro is realigning its four global business lines from April 1 to better address client needs, the company said on Friday.

Wipro, India's fourth largest IT firm, will restructure its Global Business Lines to better serve clients, effective April 1, 2025. Led by new CEO Srinivas Pallia, the reorganization targets Technology,

Wipro has restructured its business divisions into to better align with client needs, reflecting CEO Srini Pallia’s strategy to overhaul the company amid declining revenues and macroeconomic challenges for India’s IT industry.

However, there will be no changes to Capco, a management consulting service and digital transformation solutions firm that Wipro acquired in 2021.

The tech firm said clients are seeking “integrated, outcome-driven solutions” to boost innovation, the filing said

BENGALURU: IT services firm Wipro has announced a realignment within its Global Business Lines (GBLs). This is mainly to deepen alignment to clients’ evolving business needs and capitalize on emerging technology opportunities driven by AI,

The IT company said the move was being taken “to deepen alignment to clients’ evolving business needs and capitalize on emerging technology opportunities driven by AI, cloud, and digital transformation.

Wipro will continue to operate with four GBLs, with only minor changes in leadership. It has merged Wipro Enterprise Futuring and Wipro FullStride Cloud under Technology Services, which will be led by Nagendra Bandaru,