Delivering certainty
January 2013 |
| With 250,000 IT consultants in over 40 countries across the globe, Tata Consultancy Services ranks among the top ten IT companies of the world |
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Rich cultural diversity @ TCS
September 2012 | Nithin Rao |
| What does it mean to have 250,000 employees of 113 different nationalities in 42 countries? Dr Ritu Anand, vice president and deputy global head of HR at TCS, shares some insights |
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Making adults literate
October 2011 | Jai Wadia |
| Computers become a tool for adult literacy through a package developed by Tata Consultancy Services |
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iON in the business soul
August 2011 | Philip Chacko |
| An innovative platform crafted by Tata Consultancy Services promises to help small and medium businesses extract maximum juice from the information technology fruit |
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One for the heart
August 2011 | Philip Chacko |
| The portable cardiac device pioneered by Tata Consultancy Services has not found traction in the go-to-market stage, but that does not diminish its potential |
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Right-shoring innovation
May 2011 | Tata Review |
| With Chinese companies more open to external service providers for their IT needs, Tata Consultancy Services in China is leveraging its global IT capability to increase business opportunities with the aim of becoming the largest IT company in the country |
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Pragmatism and passion
January 2011 | Sujata Agrawal |
| With his love for new experiences and cultures, Girija Pande, who has spent nearly three decades among Asia Pacific countries, is driving the growth of TCS in this vibrant region |
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Tata Consultancy Services: Hub for global gain
January 2011 | Sujata Agrawal |
| Singapore is one of the major growth markets, contributing significantly to the operations of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in the APAC region, which covers a dozen countries |
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Building for the future
September 2010 | Sangeeta Menon with inputs from Sujata Agrawal |
| India’s largest IT services company, Tata Consultancy Services, has scripted a remarkable turnaround story, emerging from the global recession by churning out impressive results. With global tech spends set to rise over the coming years, it is now gearing up to meet the expected surge in demand for its services |
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Phone the expert
August 2010 |
| Tata Consultancy Services has been working with farmers in rural India to develop new technologies that help them enhance their yield and productivity |
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Green building (a TCS initiative)
April 2010 | tata.com |
| TCS Kalinga Park, TCS’s delivery centre in Bhubaneswar is designed to be India’s first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified IT campus |
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Green development (a TCS initiative)
April 2010 | tata.com |
| The Banyan Park facility of Tata Consultancy Services was designed with a vision to create a world-class infotech facility without destroying the natural habitat |
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High tech at ground level
February 2010 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| TCS’s mKrishi is a technology that enables farmers to access usable and customised expert advice, market information and weather data |
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Rising to their right potential
November 2009 | Arushi Agrawal |
| TCS-Maitree is opening the door of opportunity for the visually impaired through training and skill development |
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Holding hands across the world
October 2009 | Sujata Agrawal |
| The software giant fosters a sense of community among its employees through TCS-Maitree, a unique initiative that traverses the globe |
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Breakthrough engineering
July 2009 | Arundhuti Dasgupta |
| EKA, the fastest supercomputer in Asia, represents a major shift in the way supercomputing solutions are developed and applied for the advance of everyday life |
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Enabling e-Governance
June 2009 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| Partnering the Indian government in e-Governance projects, TCS is helping to bring transparency and efficiency into the system |
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Jewel in his crown
April 2009 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| Recognising the exceptional contribution to UK's IT industry, the British government confers a CBE on S Ramadorai, TCS CEO and managing director |
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A touch of the humane
March 2008 | S Ramadorai, chief executive officer and managing director |
| A multicultural work environment is a relatively new phenomenon. Today, the reality is that we collaborate as an integrated team by creating a sense of oneness across borders |
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Where ideas take hi-tech wings
April 2007 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| The innovation labs of TCS demonstrate to customers the miracles achievable by technology |
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Creating intellectual assets
January 2007 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| Completing 25 years of R&D, TRDDC is now poised to take an innovation-led leap into the future |
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Keep it simple
July 2006 | Cynthia Rodrigues |
| The future of information technology, says S Ramadorai, CEO and MD, Tata Consultancy Services, lies in making it affordable and accessible to all — urban, rural, rich, poor, adult or child |
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Scripting success
April 2006 | Rajiv Singh |
| TCS has been scripting a unique success formula with each acquisition enhancing the company's skill and delivery capabilities besides also adapting to new geographies and cultures |
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Living the American dream
September 2005 |
| TCS is leaving no stone unturned to enhance its presence in the United States. That means planning ahead, thinking anew and growing all the time |
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Adventurer ahoy!
September 2005 |
| Jim Thomas, vice president (IT Analyst Relations), Tata Consultancy Services, has had more than his share of thrills and spills — and he's game for more |
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Staying the course
September 2005 |
| Audrey Mody, who has been with Tata Consultancy Services in New York since the company's inception, takes a walk down memory lane |
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Conversions of the content kind
September 2005 |
| Exegenix Canada, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Infotech, has created a breakthrough software product that converts documents with opaque structures into information with clear constructions |
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The right candidate
September 2005 | Candida Moraes |
| Tata Consultancy Services is expanding its bouquet of products. Its recent foray into drug discovery solutions has set it apart from its IT competitors |
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Deconstructing success
June 2005 | Chirag Kasbekar |
| Project management is the lifeblood that keeps Tata Consultancy Services in the pink of health, and the company's clients satisfied |
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The quality quotient
January 2005 |
| Tata Consultancy Services has made big gains by embracing the Tata Business Excellence Model |
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Pushing boundaries
March 2004 | Harshad Oke and Ganesh Ramamoorthy |
| TCS's focus on its people, process and technology that has helped it build and maintain its cutting edge in an ever-changing industry. With over 25,000 employees, operations spread over 55 countries and revenues well over the one billion dollar mark, TCS pushes on across boundaries |
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Feeling like a billion dollars
January 2004 |
| In business, as in life, symbolism has its significance. By zipping past the $1 billion (Rs5,102 crore) mark for revenues in 2003, Tata Consultancy Services has reconfirmed its position as India's, and indeed Asia's, leading IT consulting and software services enterprise |
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The transformation of TCS
October 2003 | Christabelle Noronha, R Radhakrishnan and Harshad Oke |
| Niccolo Machiavelli once said, "There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things." |
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The value of research
August 2003 | TM Arunkumar |
| Long before information technology became a way of life with Indian businesses, one organisation, Tata Consultancy Services, had already stationed itself in the forefront of research and development |
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Beyond the great wall
June 2003 | Christabelle Noronha |
| TCS's operations in China have begun with a development centre that will provide end-to-end services for clients over the Asia Pacific region and this is just the beginning says Girija Pande, regional director, Asia Pacific region, TCS |
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SmartBox in short
June 2003 |
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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Out of the box
June 2003 | Philip Chacko |
| SmartBox, TCS's trailblazer embedded software solution integrates plant-level operations with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems |
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Walking the tech talk
April 2003 | Christabelle Noronha |
| "The ideal enterprise IT strategy is one which aligns a company's business objectives and does a reality check in terms of which ones can be achieved and which ones cannot," says S Ramadorai, chief executive officer, Tata Consultancy Services |
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TCS: Double clicking EVA
March 2003 |
| 'Economic Value Add' is not just another term that will settle down among management jargon. At TCS, it is a strategy that holds promise to take the company to the heights it plans to achieve |
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A time for TCS
January 2003 | Philip Chacko |
| TCS came under the microscope at a strategic leadership-training programme conducted by the All-India Management Association recently. Dissecting the organisation, its many achievements and the challenges before it were 80 executives from the cream of corporate India |
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Working wonders
December 2002 | Christabelle Noronha |
| Today, about 6,000 people work for Tata Consultancy Services in foreign countries, a sea change from the late 1990s, when the workforce was largely Indian. S Mahalingam executive vice president, TCS speaks of ways to maximise returns from TCS's greatest resource, its human capital |
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It pays to bank on TCS
August 2002 | Irene Adler |
| The success of Tata Consultancy Services, Asia's largest software enterprise, stems from the nature of its offerings: innovative, user-friendly, flexible and comprehensive |
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Spreading the word
May 2002 | Philip Chacko |
| The CBFL programme in Andhra has introduced more than 5,500 people to the world of the written word. But the project's impact is not restricted to Andhra |
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Next-gen solutions
February 2002 | Kiron Kasbekar |
| Tata Consultancy Services has the entire range of skills required to push for a global leadership position in the industrial automation domain. And, as part of the Tata group, it has an additional advantage handy links with manufacturing and service companies |
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TCS moves into bioinformatics
December 2001 | Ganesh Ramamoorthy |
| 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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The power of one
November 2001 | Kiron Kasbekar |
| A new initiative to encourage closer collaboration among Tata group companies in automotive engineering services will exploit synergies and expand business |
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TCS acquires CMC
October 2001 | Mohini Bhatnagar |
| TCS acquired CMC with its established presence in customer support, facilities management and hardware and software maintenance, large turnkey projects, strong research and development focus and the range of services with complementary domain knowledge |
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Jewel in the TCS crown
April 2001 | Christabelle Noronha |
| Having hit the ground running, the Tata Consultancy Services offshore development centre at Shollinganallur is doing cutting-edge work in the info-tech domain |
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Using technology to banish illiteracy
December 2000 | Christabelle Noronha |
| TCS has demonstrated that technology can be used to effect literacy in rural India |
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Risk in today's banking environment
December 2000 | Uday Chatterjee |
A report on the banking and finance summit organised by Tata Consultancy Services on risk assessment and management, in Mumbai on December 12, 2000
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TCS upholding India's IT prowess
August 2000 |
| The Tata group's IT division targets a place among the world's top10 consulting firms Asia Market Review, Aug 1-15, 2000, Vol. 12/No. 14, Tokyo |
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