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Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], June 12 (ANI): Telangana-based mountaineer Poorna Malavath has achieved yet another feat by completing the ‘Seven Summits Challenge’. In her latest achievement, Poorna climbed Mt Denali (6,190 mt), the highest mountain in the continent of North America, on June 5. Poorna, who hails from the erstwhile Nizamabad district, scaled the highest peak of Mount Everest at the age of 13 years and became the youngest Indian and the youngest girl in the world to have reached the summit. In a conversation with ANI today, Malavath said, “It all started with Chairman of Ace Engineering Academy, Dr RS Praveen Kumar sir. I always thank him for motivating me in my mountaineering journey. The opportunity given by Dr Praveen Kumar sir will always be cherished by me. He trained me a lot and was always supportive of my profession. With his proper guidance, I have scaled up in this field and feel truly humbled.”
Elaborating about her journey to Mt Denali, she highlighted that her journey was full of difficulties but with passion and zeal, she managed to achieve this feat. She said, “It has been almost seven years since I am practicing mountaineering. I completed the Seven Summits Challenge by climbing up Mt. Denali on June 5. I thank ACE Engineering Academy for his support for the expedition.”
“It was a very different experience for me because every mountain has it own difficulties. The journey to Mt. Denali was more difficult than Mt. Everest. I have to train for two-three months. I had to work very hard. I had to work on my diet and exercise regularly. Climbing Mt Denali was very tough but my passion took me on the top. I thank those who have supported me.”
Poorna said that she has completed Mt Everest (Asia), Mt Kilimanjaro (Africa), Mt Elbrus (Europe), Mt Aconcagua (South America), Mt Carstensz Pyramid (Oceania), Mt Vinson (Antarctica) and Mt Denali expeditions. (ANI)
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WNS (Holdings) Limited (NYSE: WNS), a leading provider of global Business Process Management (BPM) solutions, today announced that WNS Denali has been recognized by Information Services Group (ISG) for its differentiated procurement capabilities in their March 2022 ISG Provider Lens™ Global Quadrant report. WNS Denali was named a ‘Leader’ in Procurement BPO Services and Digital Transformation Services for large accounts, and a ‘Rising Star’ in the same categories for midmarket. The ISG Provider Lens™ report ranked service providers based on their ability to provide procurement BPO to enable more efficient procurement functionality and offer services that transform traditional procurement into a future-ready, digitally agile function. WNS Denali was cited for its “laser-like focus on procurement,” the strength and comprehensiveness of its service and innovation portfolio, strong client growth, and high customer satisfaction ratings. In addition, WNS Denali was recognized for having a robust selection of cloud platforms to address a range of needs, a strong investment plan to build and expand upon those offerings, and compelling procurement automation and RPA programs. The report also highlights how WNS Denali’s CPO TRAC cloud suite is helping to digitally transform client systems and operations. These offerings include ProjecTRAC, an end-to-end procurement project tracking and portfolio management platform; InsighTRAC, a next-generation CPO/CFO analytics and connected source-to-pay platform; KnowledgeTRAC, a digital platform for playbooks, category intelligence, collaboration and best practices; IntelliTRAC, providing market analytics derived from AI and machine learning; CategoryTRAC, a strategy and execution platform; and Procurement Intelligent Assistant (PIA), a self-service digital assistant for guided buying, process/compliance queries and status updates. “We are fulfilling our vision by helping clients to optimize their procurement ecosystems and achieve critical business outcomes. Our combination of a holistic procurement mindset and a tailored, end-to-end perspective makes us unique, allows us to meet our changing clients’ requirements, and provides an avenue of transformation that creates optimal value to their business,” said Alpar Kamber, Executive Vice President – Procurement Services, WNS Denali. “Already established as a Leader in previous ISG Procurement studies, WNS Denali’s significant and effective investments in portfolio and partnerships, and continuous improvement in internal efficiencies, further advance its leadership position in ISG’s 2022 Procurement BPO and Transformation Services Provider Lens study.” - Bruce Guptill, Lead Analyst
Overall, ISG notes that WNS Denali’s continued growth in go-to-market offerings and expansion of an already comprehensive and innovative portfolio continue to push it further into the ‘Leader’ role. These strengths enable continuous improvement for both internal and external stakeholders. In terms of digital transformation , WNS Denali’s current array of offerings, automation capabilities and overall growth initiatives, such as investment in supply chain, continue to keep it in a leadership role. About WNS Denali
Outcome-driven companies partner with WNS Denali to operationalize their Procurement function and improve financial performance and efficiency. We work alongside our clients to co-create, implement, and execute next-generation Procurement operating models tailored to their specific needs and designed to increase the strategic impact of Procurement for their business. WNS Denali’s experts provide a range of advisory and managed services, along with enabling technology and support, to help our clients build an integrated Procurement Ecosystem that empowers them to outperform the market. Contact WNS Denali to learn how we help our clients create greater business value by operationalizing Procurement. For more information, visit www.wnsdenali.com or follow us on LinkedIn . About WNS
WNS (Holdings) Limited (NYSE: WNS) is a leading Business Process Management (BPM) company. WNS combines deep industry knowledge with technology, analytics, and process expertise to co-create innovative, digitally led transformational solutions with over 400 clients across various industries. WNS delivers an entire spectrum of BPM solutions including industry-specific offerings, customer experience services, finance and accounting, human resources, procurement, and research and analytics to re-imagine the digital future of businesses. As of March 31, 2022, WNS had 52,081 professionals across 54 delivery centers worldwide including facilities in China, Costa Rica, India, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Safe Harbor Provision
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WNS Denali Recognized For Capabilities In Procurement BPO And Transformation Services By ISG

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NEW YORK & MUMBAI, India--( BUSINESS WIRE )--WNS (Holdings) Limited (NYSE: WNS), a leading provider of global Business Process Management (BPM) solutions, today announced that WNS Denali has been recognized by Information Services Group (ISG) for its differentiated procurement capabilities in their March 2022 ISG Provider Lens™ Global Quadrant report. WNS Denali was named a ‘Leader’ in Procurement BPO Services and Digital Transformation Services for large accounts, and a ‘Rising Star’ in the same categories for midmarket. The ISG Provider Lens™ report ranked service providers based on their ability to provide procurement BPO to enable more efficient procurement functionality and offer services that transform traditional procurement into a future-ready, digitally agile function. WNS Denali was cited for its “laser-like focus on procurement,” the strength and comprehensiveness of its service and innovation portfolio, strong client growth, and high customer satisfaction ratings. In addition, WNS Denali was recognized for having a robust selection of cloud platforms to address a range of needs, a strong investment plan to build and expand upon those offerings, and compelling procurement automation and RPA programs. The report also highlights how WNS Denali’s CPO TRAC cloud suite is helping to digitally transform client systems and operations. These offerings include ProjecTRAC, an end-to-end procurement project tracking and portfolio management platform; InsighTRAC, a next-generation CPO/CFO analytics and connected source-to-pay platform; KnowledgeTRAC, a digital platform for playbooks, category intelligence, collaboration and best practices; IntelliTRAC, providing market analytics derived from AI and machine learning; CategoryTRAC, a strategy and execution platform; and Procurement Intelligent Assistant (PIA), a self-service digital assistant for guided buying, process/compliance queries and status updates. “We are fulfilling our vision by helping clients to optimize their procurement ecosystems and achieve critical business outcomes. Our combination of a holistic procurement mindset and a tailored, end-to-end perspective makes us unique, allows us to meet our changing clients’ requirements, and provides an avenue of transformation that creates optimal value to their business,” said Alpar Kamber, Executive Vice President – Procurement Services, WNS Denali. “Already established as a Leader in previous ISG Procurement studies, WNS Denali’s significant and effective investments in portfolio and partnerships, and continuous improvement in internal efficiencies, further advance its leadership position in ISG’s 2022 Procurement BPO and Transformation Services Provider Lens study.” - Bruce Guptill, Lead Analyst
Overall, ISG notes that WNS Denali’s continued growth in go-to-market offerings and expansion of an already comprehensive and innovative portfolio continue to push it further into the ‘Leader’ role. These strengths enable continuous improvement for both internal and external stakeholders. In terms of digital transformation , WNS Denali’s current array of offerings, automation capabilities and overall growth initiatives, such as investment in supply chain, continue to keep it in a leadership role. About WNS Denali
Outcome-driven companies partner with WNS Denali to operationalize their Procurement function and improve financial performance and efficiency. We work alongside our clients to co-create, implement, and execute next-generation Procurement operating models tailored to their specific needs and designed to increase the strategic impact of Procurement for their business. WNS Denali’s experts provide a range of advisory and managed services, along with enabling technology and support, to help our clients build an integrated Procurement Ecosystem that empowers them to outperform the market. Contact WNS Denali to learn how we help our clients create greater business value by operationalizing Procurement. For more information, visit www.wnsdenali.com or follow us on LinkedIn . About WNS
WNS (Holdings) Limited (NYSE: WNS) is a leading Business Process Management (BPM) company. WNS combines deep industry knowledge with technology, analytics, and process expertise to co-create innovative, digitally led transformational solutions with over 400 clients across various industries. WNS delivers an entire spectrum of BPM solutions including industry-specific offerings, customer experience services, finance and accounting, human resources, procurement, and research and analytics to re-imagine the digital future of businesses. As of March 31, 2022, WNS had 52,081 professionals across 54 delivery centers worldwide including facilities in China, Costa Rica, India, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Safe Harbor Provision
This document includes information which may constitute forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, the accuracy of which are necessarily subject to risks, uncertainties, and assumptions as to future events. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied are discussed in our most recent Form 20-F and other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. WNS undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise. Contacts

WNS Denali Recognized for Capabilities in Procurement BPO and Transformation Services by ISG

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At first glance, describing the new 2023 GMC Yukon Denali Ultimate isn't too difficult: announced today, the new SUV is simply the most premium version of the Yukon that the automaker has offered. It's the second outing for this strategy, GMC having sensibly applied the nameplate first to its best-selling Sierra pickup back in October 2021. The 2022 Sierra Denali Ultimate promised to be the most luxurious and advanced iteration of the pickup so-far, building on what had already been considerable sales success of the "regular" Denali trim. For the 2023 Yukon Denali Ultimate, it's the three-row SUV that gets the elevated treatment, a single trim that represents the best of what GMC is capable of. Chris Davies/SlashGear
In short, you're either going to like it or not. Unlike with the standard Denali SUV, where there's a relatively wide choice of wheels, interior trim, and upholstery colors, when you buy a Denali Ultimate you're buying into GMC's designers' vision of the "best" configuration. Really, your main choice boils down to exterior color. An SUV with presence
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On the outside, that means the brightwork is mostly swapped for Vader Chrome, a black-smoked finish that somehow manages not to fall foul of Disney's branding lawyers. The GMC logos are tinted to match, another exclusive for Denali Ultimate cars, as are the 22-inch seven-spoke machined wheels. They have dark painted pockets against bright chrome accents, matching more polished bright chrome along the window and door panels. Chris Davies/SlashGear
GMC's badging changes are minimal. There's no "Denali Ultimate" logo specifically, apparently an intentional decision as the Denali brand commands so much recognition already. Those in the know, however, will spot things like the Vader Chrome front logo, where every other Yukon would bear the more usual red badge. Chris Davies/SlashGear
The interior is similarly distinctive, if you know what you're looking for. There's full-grain Alpine Umber leather across all three rows, complete with plaited contrast stitching. The aluminum trim is real, as is the open-port Paldao wood. GMC then laser-etches topographical maps — based on Mount Denali — onto the wood, finishes them with etched geographical coordinates, and then gives the seat-backs matching patterning. Familiar, but elevated
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It's not a wholesale shift from the Yukon Denali we already know. What stands out, though, is how considered it feels; almost as though, by forcing the design team to pick just one configuration rather than preparing a whole portfolio for customers to sift through, they've created a more distinct personality for the Yukon overall, rather than just a reinvention of it. It's all very pleasant, but it's not going to scare off dyed-in-the-wool Yukon aficionados. Chris Davies/SlashGear
The same goes for the tech, familiar yet elevated. The front seats are 16-way power adjusting for the first time, and feature massage. There's an 18-speaker Bose Premium Series audio system, with headrest drivers and contrast stainless steel grilles. GMC's 10.2-inch infotainment system — based on Android — is standard, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Amazon Alexa built-in, and a wireless phone charger. The rear seat entertainment package is optional. Chris Davies/SlashGear
Also on the very short list of options is Super Cruise , GM's hands-free driver assistance system. As we've seen on the Escalade, Hummer EV, and other models, it allows for hands-off driving on 200,000+ miles of divided highway in North America. This is the latest iteration of the tech, too, complete with auto-lane-change and support for trailering. So far, the Denali Ultimate is the only way to get Super Cruise on a Yukon, and even then there'll be a need for patience involved: GMC says it's still constrained by the chip shortage, and so-equipped vehicles will arrive later in the model year. Having spent plenty of time with the system, I'd say Super Cruise is probably worth waiting for. Closing the gap with Cadillac
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Where, you might ask, does the Yukon Denali Ultimate bring GMC in terms of its General Motors sibling, Cadillac? That's not a question the 2022 Sierra Denali Ultimate had to answer, given Caddy currently lacks a pickup, but this SUV version undoubtedly closes what gap there was between the Yukon Denali and the Escalade . GMC's argument is that, while Cadillac is all about the luxury, the buyers that walk into its dealerships haven't forgotten usability too. If there's a "typical" Denali shopper, it's usually someone who wants high-end materials along with high tech, but who also expects to be able to take their truck to a work site still. The Denali Ultimate can't stint on high-end finishes, but they need to hold up to daily use. Chris Davies/SlashGear
The engine options — indeed, the whole drivetrain — reflect that. Effectively unchanged from the Yukon Denali, there's the choice of a standard 6.2-liter V8 with 420 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque, or the Duramax 3.0-liter Turbo-Diesel with 277 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque; either way, there's a 10-speed automatic transmission. Magnetic Ride Control, Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, and the Active Response 4WD system with an electronic limited-slip diff and two-speed transfer case are all standard, too. In short, it should go just about anywhere the rest of the Yukon family can, even if the Yukon AT4 might still have a slight edge. A measured trim spread
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As for where the Denali Ultimate nameplate goes next, that's something GMC is — unsurprisingly — tight-lipped on. Certainly, there are other potential candidates in the automaker's line-up, and with average transaction prices for SUVs and trucks on a seemingly unstoppable rise, adding even more prestigious versions undoubtedly makes good business sense. What GMC will say is that it doesn't see every car getting a Denali Ultimate version. That's probably good business sense, too, given over-exposure could end up diluting the branding in the process. Can GMC make Denali Ultimate more than just a trim? Chris Davies/SlashGear
GMC's biggest challenge may be in communicating just how special a Denali Ultimate actually is. There's clearly been a huge emphasis on not only using authentic, quality materials but making their selection a conscious choice in the cabin, for instance. Trying to tell that design story in a way that encapsulates the effort and consideration there may be a challenge in a typical dealership environment. Chris Davies/SlashGear
It's not going to be an especially pressing problem, at least to begin with. Right now, GMC is — like most automakers — finding eager buyers for every vehicle it can build. It won't be drawn on how many Yukon Denali Ultimate it plans to make this model year, and it's a "limited edition" only in so far as that there's a finite number the automaker currently has capacity to build. There's no artificial cap on production, however. Chris Davies/SlashGear
If the Denali Ultimate nameplate is going to be a halo badge, rather than just an aspirational "flagship" trim for those who want their neighbors to know quite how wide they opened their wallet, though, the story needs to be right too. Pricing will be confirmed closer to the SUV's arrival this fall, though think somewhere comfortably north of a Yukon Denali 6.2L's roughly $75k starting price. GMC will undoubtedly sell every last one, that's not in question. What remains to be seen is if the automaker can fully capitalize on the potential of its new trim, and get the balance struck by designers and engineers the credit it deserves in the process. Recommended

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