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Interview with Theo Forbath on CollaborationMarch 2008 - By Dr. Nagendra V Chowdary |
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Theo Forbath is a Chief Strategist with Wipro Technologies and leads the Company's Global Product Strategy and Architecture (PSA) Practice. Theo launched the PSA Practice in 2003, and has grown its revenue by over 100% per year since then. Theo has demonstrated the value of integrating Wipro's on-shore and off-shore expertise to build a practice that delivers unique value to clients by leveraging on-shore consulting and technical capabilities with off-shore engineering and customer knowledge. This has differentiated Wipro's go-tomarket strategy and message from both other Indian outsourcers and other North American consultancies.
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