TCS to expand, add headcount in China

Looking to hire more local professionals

PTI | October 26, 2010



IT major Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) plans to expand its China operations in the coming years, a top company official said.

"We plan to increase our China operations and are looking at hiring more local professionals," TCS Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director N Chandrasekaran told PTI on the sidelines of a press meet here.

All of TCS's major markets grew in double-digit terms with Europe leading the pack. Its North American revenues crossed USD 1-billion in Q2 FY 11. All emerging markets grew with India and Asia-Pacific (APAC) leading the pack, he said.

TCS has set up a wholly-owned subsidiary -- Tata Information Technology (Shanghai) Co Ltd for doing business in China.

It has has four delivery centers in China, located in Hangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing and Tianjin. They are formally under the TCS Global Network Delivery Center. Through the Global Delivery Model (GNDM), delivery centers have the ability to perform large-scale projects. .

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