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Azim Premji (born July 24, 1945 in India) is an Indian entrepreneur, he is India's fourth-richest billionaire, according to Lakshmi Mittal, Mukesh Ambani and Anil Ambani.

Azim Premji is a Shiite Muslim and ethnic Gujarati. He studied at Stanford University in the undergraduate engineering, when he in 1966 by the sudden death of his father found out and then took over the family's vegetable oil company. Under his leadership, his company Wipro to expand into the software business and is today the world's largest independent provider of research and development and India's largest outsourcing firm. Premji is on the list published annually by Forbes magazine the richest man in the world in 2007 with a personal fortune of $ 17.1 billion to place 21

Premji is married and has two sons. His charitable foundation, the Azim Premji Foundation wants to support and enhance the education in India. In 2005 he was awarded the Padma Bhushan.

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Wipro Technologies is an IT service provider in India, which was founded in 1980 as a subsidiary of Wipro Limited. The company is based in Bangalore. The company is listed on the financial index BSE Sensex.

The current CEO is Azim Premji.

Wipro Limited was founded in 1945 in Maharashtra and Almane produced edible oils especially. In the 1970s and 1980s opened up new business opportunities in Wipro's IT business.

With more than 95,000 employees and the fourth largest market capitalization of all IT companies around the world, Wipro counts along with Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services to the three Indian software giant, which receive the majority of outsourcing contracts from U.S., Canada, Australia and Europe.

The turnover for 2006 will be about 2.39 billion U.S. dollars.

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Azim Premji is certainly not the only one who gets excited about books and teachers' lack of schooling. But it might not be many people who then provide the equivalent of around 1.5 billion euros in order to correct these abuses. Admitted as the 28th on the list of the richest men in the world, with assets of nearly ten billion euros, the 70-year-old Indian has the necessary prerequisites. But nevertheless he is the first of the 69 billionaires in India who donates at this scale. The money goes to Premjis Foundation, which has the prescribed form. "We believe that good education is a prerequisite for a just, equitable, humane and sustainable society," says Premji. As a 21-year-old he had after the death of his father's vegetable oil company, Western India Vegetable Products (Wipro) taken in Bangalore, after some time in the manufacture of computers and eventually switched to services for the information technology industry.

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The group is still Wipro, but made today has annual sales of 4.8 billion euros and employs more than 100 000 people. Premji himself is considered modest: His office is spartan, he flies economy, and after his first car, a Ford Escort indulged, he is a 2006 Toyota Corolla. The father of two sons emigrated, and reads like jogging, playing golf, he only shows a little extravagance. Professionally, he turned more and more of his foundation. Because to earn even more difficult than money, Premji, whether to spend it responsibly.

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Wipro chief Azim Premji in Cologne

Councillor Dr. Walter Borjans: "Cologne offers tremendous prospects for the Group!"

Tomorrow, on 27 April 2010 visit, the Chairman of the Indian firm, Wipro Ltd, Azim Premji, the Cologne branch of Wipro Technologies. During his visit Premji will hold talks with Germany boss Ralf Reich Economic Affairs Officer and Dr. Norbert Walter-Borjans. In an interview with the department heads would be the chief executive informed of developments at the business location in Cologne. Wipro Technologies was founded in November 2007, the branch in Cologne.

Gratifying is the effect of the presence of Wipro in Cologne. From here, head of Germany controls and coordinates activities with all domestic empire now a total of 450 employees. In Germany, Wipro has 28 large clients in the areas of IT, business process outsourcing and research and development acquired. Service's clients include the Indian example, Microsoft's internal IT.

To a great topic for Wipro now the "Green IT" has become. Ongoing efforts are meant to use information technology or information and communication technology across their entire life cycle and to shape environmentally friendly resources. This begins with the design of systems and the production of components to their use and disposal or recycling of the equipment.

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Together with Bill Gates, Lawrence Ellison and the two "Google founders" Sergey Brin and Larry Page is the CEO of the Indian technology group of the five richest entrepreneurs in the IT world.

With Bill Gates, Azim Premji, however, has not only the assets together. He is also a visionary in the IT industry and founder of the offshoring industry (offshoring). When Premji took over in 1966 after the death of his father as head of Wipro, the company was still in the trade of vegetable oils sector (Western India Palm Refined Oils). Gradually build the former student of the U.S. elite Stanford University from the company at a later computer hardware and software companies.

As India's economic liberalization in the 1990s and the country was gradually opened to foreign trade, Wipro was one of the first companies that provide low cost IT services exported to the Western world.

Today Wipro employs reportedly the world's 102 000 employees, including 75,000 in the Wipro Technologies division. For comparison: In 2000 there were therefore only 8,000 employees. Thus, the group, which transposed in the crisis financial year 2008/2009 a total of 5 billion U.S. dollars, 10 percent more than last year, one of the fastest growing companies in the world.

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Azim Premji is the creator of the Indian outsourcing miracle. His IT company Wipro writes computer programs for the rest of the world. Legendary is also its economy. Premji will be counted even toilet paper.

When Azim Premji recently sought a replacement for his eight-year-old Ford Escort, the founder of the second-largest Indian IT company Wipro found them at a Japanese manufacturer. According to magazine reports runs the software tycoon, whose fortune is estimated at ten billion dollars, since then in a Toyota Corolla to work.

Typical Premji. Among the new Maharajas say he is the humblest, envious or opponents would be: the most miserly. "Indian entrepreneurs need to be role models, they should not stand in Luxusgefilde," preaches the 59-year-old. And he appreciates the business economy class and middle class hotels. Premji said there washing his clothes himself, he makes the evening in the office of the lights to save power. Even the toilet paper he will be counted.

It is not even a Muslim from a poor background. The family dealt in edible oils. Premji studied at the American elite university Stanford. The sweet upper-class life was suddenly turned upside down when his father died and the then 21-year-old junior had to take over the business.

Premji recognized early the potential of Indian engineers and programmers. Instead of liquid fat he sat with Wipro soon on silicon - the opportunity presented itself in the late seventies. At that insulates the country against foreign electronic imports. Premji filled the gap. His company, based in Bangalore, India produced the first microchip. Later he built a complete computer, printer and scanner.

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Marathon man of the IT world

India as its market to cheap foreign competition reopened, Premji knew that he would have no chance with its products. Quickly the new agile business-oriented - and created what is today called the Indian outsourcing miracle. Equipped with technical know-how offered Wipro major Western companies in IT services at a low price. The plan worked. Today programming for the West Indians at a fraction of the prices charged there. The client list is a who's who of high-tech industry: Nokia, Sony, Microsoft.

For his success the Indians love him and revere him as an answer to Bill Gates. Personally, the relationship is more distant to his compatriots. Premji is considered humorless pedant, whose life is fully aligned with Wipro.

The same demands of his chief of staff. As he once caught an employee with fraudulent travel expense claims, he fired him immediately. Because the man was active in the union, hundreds of colleagues went on strike. The strike dragged on for months. But Premji remained high despite losses in its line. "It was worth it," he said in retrospect the "Financial Times Germany". "There were such violations since it hardly."

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