A major global IT, consulting and business process services company has announced the launch of a boundary less data center (BLDC) solution based on a software-defined data center architecture, powered by VMware, a leader in cloud infrastructure and business mobility. This solution enables enterprises to be competitive by reducing time to market, driving business agility and scale.

The BLDC offering is based on an “innovative IT transformational approach that is workload centric, software-defined, and hyper resilient.” This claims to help enterprises to extend the capabilities of their traditional enterprise data centers into a scalable hybrid IT.

BLDC offers transformative analytics to gain insights from enterprise assets and workloads, evaluates IT resiliency and provides a technology blueprint to maximize the business value of IT investments for customers. For today’s industrialized workload migration approach coupled with its ServiceNXT, next generation integrated managed services framework for hybrid IT makes the transformation journey easy for its customers.

In collaboration with its ecosystem of partners, Wipro will build industrialized repeatable solutions based on the standard reference architectures and cloud blueprints for enterprises and new workloads on the next generation data center architecture.

“BLDS is a new paradigm, which helps enterprises accelerate their IT transformation. This offering will enable organizations to scale data center capabilities beyond the traditional IT boundaries to achieve the right business outcomes, and that is very exciting,” said G.K. Prasanna, chief executive, global infrastructure services, Wipro Ltd.

“VMware has a strong relationship with Wipro, which spans multiple VMware technologies. Our partnership is further strengthened with Wipro’s next generation services around the BLDC, which is designed to empower customers to experience the agility and flexibility benefits of the software-defined data center,” said Todd Surdey, VP, strategic alliances and emerging partners, VMware.