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Wipro ethics
1. 1.
Wipro
Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility
Abhinav Tushant – 1018002
Anish Kumar – 1018008
Biswajit Das – 1018038
Anubhav Rath –
1020003
Ranjan Kumar – 1020026
Ritesh Kumar – 1020027
Kaushal Kumar Singh – 1021015
Saurav Mangal Murti – 1021023
Section – “A”
2. 2.
WIPRO Page | 1
Background of the Wipro
Origin & Governance
The Company was incorporated on 29 December 1945, in Mumbai by Mohamed Premji as
'Western India Vegetable Products Limited later abbreviated to 'Wipro'. It was initiating set up as a
manufacturer of vegetable and refined oils in Mumbai
under the trade names of Kisan, Sunflower
and Camel. The logo of company still contains a sunflower to reflect products of the original
business.
In 1966,
after the death of Mohamed Premji’s, his son Azim Premji returned home from Stanford
University and took over Wipro as its chairman at the age of 21.
During the 1970s and 1980s, the company shifted its focus to new business opportunities in the IT
and computing industry, which was at a nascent stage in
India at the time. In 1982, the name was
changed to Wipro Limited. February 2002, Wipro became the first software technology and
Services Company in
India to be certified for ISO 14001 certification. Wipro also achieved ISO 9000
certification to become the first software company to get SEI CMM Level 5 in
2002. Wipro has a
workforce of 140,000 serving clients across 61 countries.
Products & Services
 Product: Aerospace, Banking, Consumer packaged goods,
High-Tech, Insurance, Media,
Mobile device, Pharmaceutical & Life sciences, Retail, Telecom equipment, Utilities, Auto
motive, Communication service
provider, Energy, Health care, Hospitality and leisure,
Manufacturing, Media devices, Natural resources, Public infra structure, Securities &
capital markets,
Transportation etc.
 Service: Analytical & information management, BPO, Consulting service, Product
engineering services, Mobility, Business application
services, Cloud services, Eco energy
and Infrastructure management services
3. 3.
WIPRO Page | 2
Performance
Revenue from IT services segment grew by 18.05%. there was addition of 174 new clients during
the year. Profit from IT
services increase by 160 bps. The increase in gross margin as a percentage
of revenue is primarily attributeable to depreciation in the value of the Indian rupee
against the US
dollar. Selling and Marketing Expenses grew from 6.60 to 6.84% of revenue. There is growth rate
of 4.9%, 7%, 18.2% and 14.2% from
America, Europe, APAC & Other Emerging Markets and India &
Middle East which constitute 50%, 29%, 12% and 9% of total IT services of Wipro.
Opportunities
Investing in key growth bets in industries like banking, Healthcare, oil and gas, utilities etc,
countries like US, continental Europe, Asia Pac and
solution such as infrastructure service solution.
To be a strong ecosystem partnership of domain, technology and geography. Focus on drive
impact through
disruptive technology such as cloud, analytics and mobility. Sales transformation
by Account Real Estate focus and sale Enablement. Providing Services in
delivery to Automate the
process, Enhanced competence program and in Supply chain segment.
Challenges
Revenues from IT sevices are derived in major
currencies of the world therefore currency
fluctuation can adversely affect our revenues and gross margins. There is high competition from
competitor with a
threat of price war. 79% of revenue comes from United States and Europe,
there is reduction in demand because of economic slowdown. The change in
imitation law are
making more difficult to obtain visa for employees, ability to compete and provide service in this
region could be impaired.
Outlook
Based
on Nasscom Strategic Review 2014, WIPRO’s IT- BPM exports are estimated to cross USD 86
billion in FY 2014, growing at 13 per cent. The ability to be
customer friendly and centric has been
a crucial factor in the rise. US continues to be the largest geographic market for India, accounting
for 62 percent, the
highlight for the year was revival in demand from Europe, which grew at 14
4. 4.
WIPRO Page | 3
percent in FY 2014. BFSI continues to be the largest vertical segment accounting 41 per cent of
industry exports. IT Services is expected
to grow at 14.3 per cent in FY 2014, ER& D exports are
estimated to grow by an estimated 11.1 per cent in FY 2014 driven by domain - specific solutions
focusing on convergence customization, efficiencies and localization.
BPM services growth could be at 11.9 per cent in FY 2014 boosted by demand from
selected
customers reverting to Outsourcing Business Process, especially from the BFSI, Automotive and
Retail sectors.
Award & Recognitionfor being
Ethical
 Wipro Honored as World’s Most Ethical Company by Ethisphere Institute for the Fourth
Successive Year, 2015.
 Wipro won ‘NASSCOM
Corporate Award for Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion 2014’,
recognized for outstanding work in the Persons with Disability (PwD) category.
 Wipro
recognized as the company with Best CSR & Sustainability practices by Asian Centre
for Corporate Governance & Sustainability.
 Wipro recognized as
World Leader for corporate action on climate change by CDP in 2014.
 Wipro ranked #1 in India 2013 ranking of Carbon Disclosure Leadership Index
(CDLI).
 Wipro ranked No 2 in the Global 500 listing of Newsweek’s Green Company Rankings 2012.
5. 5.
WIPRO Page | 4
Corporate Moral Development
In the code of business ethics Wipro was the first company to establish a set of beliefs to guide
business
code of conduct in the 1970s. The company successfully compiled an Integrity
Manual which was drawn from the Wipro values to guide the employees
conduct with their
customers. Wipro introduced a helpline service known as “WIPRO SOS” which comprises of the
senior members of the company including
the chairman Azim Premji who are always available to
guide the Wiproites on the grounds of moral, legal and ethical issues that may arise in their
working.
Wipro’s Promise
With atmost respect to human values, Wipro promises to server its customer with integrity,
through innovative, value for money solutions by
applying thought, day after day.
Human Values
Their human values say, “we respect the unique needs of customers and employees. We are
sensitive to their
differing needs, in our interactions with them.” Values are what we get best out
of company’s employees.
Integrity
With integrity they promise to deliver what
they commit, and carry out whatever they do with
honestly fairness, reliability and uprightness Integrity ensures that the company stands up right
against all
odds, is truthful and stays committed to resolving internal conflicts. it helps them in
being ethical.
Innovation
To Wiproites innovation means that they
consistently offer novel and superior solutions to satisfy
the needs of the customer. In this competitive world there are innumerable innovations. But at
Wipro
they see to it that their innovation makes difference and less longer. It helps to focus on
solutions speedy executions and building a superior organization.
6. 6.
WIPRO Page | 5
Value for Money
Everybody promises value for money, but in Wipro they deliver it through constant improvement
in quality, cost and
speed. They provide exactly what a customer wants – higher quality with
better price. They concentrate more on the substance rather than anything else and
that is what
makes Wipro different. Along with the value for money Wipro provides them with confidence.
Wipro’s Ombudsprocess
Wipro’s Ombudsprocess
was introduced on 15th August 2003. This process thus enable the
employees to discover information which they believes shows a serious malpractice,
impropriety,
abuse or wrongdoing within the organization and such information are disclosed internally without
any fear of reprisal.
A study was carried out
by the All India Management Association (AIMA) which produced the
findings that produced limelight about Wipro as follows:
 ‘Simplicity and character’
in the style of top management leadership
 Passion and commitment for ambitious goals and urge for supremacy across the
organization as the driving and
energizing force.
 Principle-centred paradigm, which reflects strongly held and explicitly articulated values
and business philosophy, to carry out business in
a unique and ethical manner.
 Developing competencies to create competitiveness in the global and domestic market by
benchmarking the productivity and
quality parameters with world class organizations.
 Openness, transparency, meritocracy, and professionalism in management and
governance.
 Sensing
and creation of business opportunities, constant adaptation, pro-action, and
change by the firm as an open social-technical-economic organic system.
Coevolving with
its business environment; creating and sharing value and wealth; and sensitive to its
relevant societal issues.
 Distinct institutional identity
and culture, with deeply ingrained shared values, and a well-
defined purpose that create a sense of belonging and pride among the organization
members and
endow the organization with a brand equity, cohesiveness and longevity.
Wipro is thus having ethical as well as unethical practices existing side by side but
Wipro continues
to focus on curbing its deficiencies and enhancing its ethical standards thus making it an Emerging
Ethical Organization.
7. 7.
WIPRO Page | 6
Environmental Sustainability
Wipro has been trying to work for the environment for quite a few years now as evident from their
activities
in different spheres of corporate activities. Wipro is really into implementing of green
building design concepts in its setting up of new office buildings around
the world in different
campuses, with adopting best practices in IT infrastructure to lower down its carbon footprint, its
wastage of power and other necessary
resources. Wipro also uses clean energy source in its day to
day operations in its office campuses. Rain water harvesting and water recycling also are pivots in
working towards a better environment initiative taken by Wipro. Solid wastes are recycled for land
refilling and also preparing cooking fuel in Wipro
campuses lowering energy costs and lower
environmental impact on surrounding thanks to Wipro.
Wipro provides its customers with a new integrated
solutions portfolio with focus on their
environment goals too. The portfolio offered covers green computing, green IT and clean energy
solutions all together.
The Climate Change Crisis
Wipro aims to work towards solving a part of the world’s climate change crisis looming thanks to
unchecked growth of pollution
and urbanization which is stressing out the world environment.
Wipro took India governments solar and energy efficiency quite seriously and has tried to back
it
up with investments in green buildings, better IT infrastructures, efficient factories and smarter
grids. Possibilities of working with the government hand in
hand to proactively engage in policy
making and implementation to ensure better adoption of clean and green technologies as such
there is faster adoption of
the technologies
Access to clean water
With the growing population of the world one of the main issues coming up to the world is access
to clean water. With
pollution playing its roll in reducing water safe to drink available to the
world’s population the misuse and inability of half of world’s population to water
treatment
facilities is also playing havoc on world. It’s said that the third world war will be fought on control
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of quality drinking water sources. The world needs the governments putting out a workable plan
to control wastage and provide people
with access to clean and safe drinking water. What the
corporate like Wipro are trying to do is provide an appropriate and equitable solution for pricing
water
available to the public masses. They are working out plans to save water in their office
buildings with efficient fittings and practices, adopting ways to recycle
water, reduce use and more
importantly wastage.
Sustainable cities
The world is moving toward a more city centric functions. With estimated half the
population to
be living in cities by next quarter of the century there is need to manage sustainably the rise in
urbanization lately in the modern world. As we
look to solve the problem of providing better
shelters and amenities to the people living already in these cities or who are migrating into these
cities, the
corporate as well as the government need to be on their toes to plan and chart out the
methodology to do so. Business houses and corporate will be the main
attractors of this new
population and so will be playing a major role in creating a sustainable urbanization map for the
new urban population looking after the
common good of having humane living conditions and
facilities in a densely packed place. These corporate and business houses need to partner and
provide
greener infrastructures and also help and contribute in shaping and implementation of
policies in this direction. The smart cities of future need to be able to be
providing people with
sustainable infrastructures and technologies.
Sustainable food security: while the population of the world grows at an alarming rate the
food
production doesn’t and that’s a cause of worry for the people around the world. The direct cause
result of this would be food scarcity and deaths due to
hunger, diseases due to mal nutrition.
What the corporate like Wipro can do is help the biotech companies of the world to engage and
develop viable crop
productivity solutions for people. This people also need to help in the food
logistical department resulting in lower of the food lost in transition and
transportation in supply
chains all over the world.

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