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Global
challenges, hi-tech solutions
The Tata Motors European
Technology Centre, UK, is engaged in developing
in-house technologies that are innovative, cost-effective,
and efficient. A detailed report on its activities |
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Safety
first
Tata Motors’
crash-testing facility, the only one of its kind
in the country, ensures that the company’s
cars are up to the task of providing the best of
protection to passengers — even if that means
destroying some of its own vehicles |
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Sunny
days ahead
Tata BP Solar
has played a pioneering role in the country’s
energy sector, lighting up the lives of people in
rural areas while substantially improving its own
profits |
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Out
of the box
Developed by Tata
Consultancy Services in collaboration with the
Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology,
SmartBox is a futuristic industrial controller that
promises to deliver multiple benefits to the manufacturing
and process industries |
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Walking
the tech talk
Industry pundits are
advocating the need for technology that can deliver
real value. S. Ramadorai, chief executive
officer, TCS, suggests a merging of technology strategy
with business objectives |
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Rebuilding
success stories
The automobile industry
is creating newer vehicles based on existing platforms.
Dr V. Sumantran, executive director, Tata
Engineering, talks about platform strategies in
the auto industry |
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Plant
with a plan
Intricate engineering,
major muscle, beauty treatments, giant robots —
a tour of Tata Motors' Indica plant is an
exotic and exhilarating experience. As for the ostrich
feathers… |
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Software
with an eye for structure
Exegenix Canada, a subsidiary
of Tata Infotech, has crafted a breakthrough
technology that duplicates the human ability to
recognise patterns and structures in documentation.
This equips companies with the ability to convert
its data to a form that allows easier access to
information |
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A
mantra worth chanting
Tata Infotech’s
TaxMantra is an innovative and flexible solution
that promises to make the task of tax officials
and agencies simpler and clearer, not to mention
much less taxing |
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It
pays to bank on TCS
Innovative, user-friendly,
flexible and comprehensive, the products in Tata
Consultancy Services’ banking portfolio
deliver plenty of bang for every buck |
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A
plethora of choices
Welcome to Tata
TD Waterhouse, the leading Indian trading
house that offers broking services on the Bombay
Stock Exchange as well as the National Stock Exchange,
offline as well as online
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Field
day in store for farmers
India’s agricultural
community has something revolutionary to look forward
to, courtesy the contract farming initiatives of
Rallis, and there are benefits for everyone
involved in the project |
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The
power to excavate
Pick from Telco Construction’s
wide range of hydraulic excavators to power your
construction projects |
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A
good crop all around
A unique concept in
the landscape of Indian agriculture, Tata Chemicals'
Tata Kisan Kendras make the farmer an equal partner
in the development process by providing him with
the appropriate products, services and information.
And they are now looking to accomplish more
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TCS
moves into bioinformatics
Tata Consultancy
Services, India’s largest information technology
company, has taken the first steps to establish
early-mover advantage in bioinformatics, the new
frontier for the country’s software industry
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Development
partnership with farmers
Tata Chemicals
launched the first Tata Kisan Kendra in 1998. Today,
many more of these unique integrated educational
and training institutions are enriching the lives
of farmers in north India |
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Sunny
side up
Tata BP Solar
is reaching for the sun to deliver dependable solar
energy that’s easy on the environment and the
consumer’s pocket |
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Gem
of an idea
Tata Infotech
has instituted a comprehensive process, iGems, for
tapping various sources of ideas and evaluating
their feasibility for development |
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Using
technology to banish illiteracy
The Tata Consultancy
Services project being implemented in Andhra
Pradesh holds good promise for a country that is
facing a widening gap between the literate and the
illiterate
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