Dr. Anurag Srivastava

Sr. Vice President, Dr. Anurag Srivastava heads Business Outcome Services, which focusses on business outcome based Products, Process and IT Services. Prior to this role, Dr. Anurag Srivastava was Chief Technology Officer for Wipro's Global IT Business. His responsibilities included technology strategy planning, technology incubation through Centers of Excellence, business Innovation using futuristic technologies, technical stream & IP management and technology alliances in advanced areas with industry and academic forums.

Dr. Srivastava has also been the head of the Wipro Energy and Sustainability Services business. This business includes sustainability advisory, connected infrastructure & energy managed services to deliver comprehensive GHG reduction and energy cost optimization for our customers.

He was also responsible for starting the Consulting business for Wipro Infotech and supported its scale to the current level. He additionally led key strategic business transformational initiatives for Telecom, Telecom Equipment, Infrastructure, and Government industry verticals to build newer services/business models.

Dr. Anurag brings with him rich industry and business experience and depth of technology to Wipro. His areas of work experience are process & technology integration, data modeling & analytics, pattern recognition, distributed computing, Internet security and machine to machine collaboration. He has strong expertise in architectural frameworks, product life cycle management, incubation management and large transnational project management.

Prior to Wipro he has worked in IBM, Novell, HP-Verifone, Indian Institute of Science & Ness Technologies (Apar) in various technology & business leadership positions. He completed his PhD in Computer Science in the area of artificial intelligence and pattern recognition. He has several publications in international conferences and journals (IEEE SMC, Pattern Recognition and CC-AI). He holds a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering and Master's in Computer Science & Engineering.

Dr. Anurag has been an invited speaker for various conferences by NASSCOM, Analysts fraternity, FICCI, CII, ASSOCHAM, Telematics, etc. and has several journal publications and articles.

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Disruptive technologies: they are here!

Posted by: Dr. Anurag Srivastava | February 28, 2014

The intersection of technologies is creating an unprecedented multiplier effect. When multiple new advanced technology devices interact, the outcome is a disruptive application which was never thought of – it gives rise to a new technological phenomenon.

As Digital Technologies Intersect, a New World of Opportunity Awaits Businesses

Posted by: Dr. Anurag Srivastava | December 26, 2013

The intersection of digital technologies presents a whole new world of opportunities to businesses. They can get the much needed competitive advantage. While we have witnessed the benefits of technologies like cloud computing or big-data analytics, their potential is far greater if they are used in innovative combinations. The intersection of technologies is sparking a daring new era in the way we interact, communicate, collaborate and conduct business. The synergy of technologies infused with innovation can be rightly termed as ‘technovation’.

IT as a Utility

Posted by: Dr. Anurag Srivastava | December 17, 2012

We have grown so used to utilities like water and power being delivered to our homes, that we forget that this was not always the case. In the early part of the twentieth century, many manufacturing companies generated their own power with steam engines and dynamos. However, this soon changed as electric companies began setting up large electric grids, and the cheap power supplied by the utilities brought about economic and social transformation, and powered an industrial boom.

Approaches to adopt cloud

Posted by: Dr. Anurag Srivastava | November 22, 2012

According to a Forrester Research forecast, the infrastructure management market is expected to touch $180 billion by 2013. Cloud technologies are significantly contributing to this growth of the IT infrastructure management industry. I see a growing need in business leaders to " variabilize " their infrastructure costs; transformation of IT into " utility services " will be a key trend driven by this need and cloud computing plays a crucial role in this transformation. This resonates with the findings of our recent study on the ‘Cloud Potential’ which saw 43% of respondents believing that companies will fail to manage costs by not investing in the cloud.

With great power comes great responsibility

Posted by: Dr. Anurag Srivastava | August 21, 2012

Technology is changing the world and has made it almost unrecognizable as compared to even a decade ago. Prominent essayist, author, travel writer and thinker Pico Iyer’s image of the modern world is "of teenagers riding in a car at 160 miles an hour around blind curves," which is simultaneously both exciting and unsettling. As technology continues to power forward at a rapid pace, one wonders whether getting off the ride would mean being disconnected from the world. Has technology gotten so ubiquitous that it is completely changing the way people live and work?

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IT as a Utility

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