11/07/11
By Karen Moss
Wipro is taking headline sponsorship of the VIP lounge for the second year running at Retail Business Technology Expo.
Mike Davies, vice president, Wipro Retail, said, “We were extremely impressed with the calibre of visitors at the show. Not only was there a wide range of retailers, particularly in the Tier one bracket which we operate in, but we were impressed to see a good number of international retailers that had travelled to the UK for the event. These are absolutely the people that our organisation needs to be engaging with, and to have them all under one roof is a great opportunity for us.”
Nick Field, event director, Retail Business Technology Expo, said, “It’s great that Wipro are back on board for a second year. Wipro works with leading retailers, at the heart of its client’s operations, helping them to build world class businesses. They take a very innovative approach, helping retailers build a more agile, progressive and productive business, and we’re very excited to be able to provide a platform for Wipro to shout about the great work they’re doing.”
The 2012 show will double in size and the organisers have made a commitment to deliver even more international visitors than this year. Retail Business Technology Expo 13-14 March 2012 at London’s Earls Court, South Hall. Visit
http://www.retailbusinesstechnologyexpo.com/ for more information on visiting and exhibiting.
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