Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is India's largest IT services company. It offers cloud-based IT service management solutions including TCS Cloud Plus, an integrated platform for managing IT solutions and services. TCS targets government organizations, defence sectors, and public sector undertakings. It analyzes its competitive environment using Porter's 5 Forces model and identifies its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in a SWOT analysis. TCS aims to achieve 30% market share in government functions in 3 years by offering Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service and Software as a Service through its cloud platform. It plans to promote its services through product sheets, trade shows, and establishing itself as a resource for government decision makers.
TCS offers IT and IT-enabled consulting services globally using their Global Network Delivery Model. They see growth opportunities in the growing IT services market where they have a small market share. Their strategy is to expand geographically, increase industry coverage, and deepen client relationships through innovation, acquisitions, and non-linear business models like software products and platform-based services. Key elements are customer-centricity, a full services portfolio, the Global Network Delivery Model for seamless global delivery, and strategic acquisitions.
Telecom 2020:Preparing for a very different tomorrowRob Van Den Dam
This document discusses how communications service providers (CSPs) need to prepare for significant changes in the telecom industry by 2020. It notes that over-the-top players now dominate digital communications and customer expectations are rising. CSP revenues are declining as traditional revenue streams like voice calls decrease. The document outlines forces like new technologies, data and analytics, and evolving customer demands that will drive changes for CSPs. It suggests CSPs focus on cost reduction, improving the customer experience, finding new revenue sources, and reinventing their enterprise to adapt to these challenges by 2020.
This document discusses Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) business model and strategies between 2007-2008 and 2013-2014. It analyzes TCS' business model using PESTEL analysis and external factor evaluation matrices for the two time periods. The analysis shows that TCS has strategically built advantages related to cost efficiency and service efficiency over time through business choices that created interrelated positive consequences and sustained competitive advantages.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is an Indian multinational IT services, consulting and business solutions organization founded in 1968 with headquarters in Mumbai, India. TCS offers consulting, IT services and business solutions delivered through its global network delivery model to clients worldwide. With over 3,24,000 employees across 46 countries, TCS provides application development, IT infrastructure services, business process outsourcing and more, generating over $94 billion in annual revenue.
The Tata Group is India's largest conglomerate, operating in over 80 countries across seven business sectors. Major Tata companies include Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and Tata Global Beverages. TCS is one of India's most valuable IT services companies, with over 250,000 employees worldwide. It provides a wide range of technology and business process outsourcing services, and has major operations across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America. TCS engages in corporate social responsibility programs in health, education, and disaster relief.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is an Indian multinational information technology service and consulting company headquartered in Mumbai, India. It is India's largest IT services company and a subsidiary of Tata Group. TCS provides a wide range of IT and IT-enabled services to clients across various industries globally. Over the years, TCS has expanded its operations and client base through both organic and inorganic growth strategies. It has a large workforce of over 300,000 employees located across 46 countries.
TCS is Pakistan's largest courier and logistics company. It started in 1983 with 25 shipments and has grown to serve 7,000 customers across Pakistan as well as internationally. The company provides a range of services including express delivery, bulk shipments, home moving, and international services. TCS has seen steady growth over the past four years and intends to focus on pricing strategies, technology, and expanding into rural areas to maintain its leading market position amid increased competition.
Cisco Systems is a multinational technology company headquartered in San Jose, California. It designs and sells networking equipment like routers, switches, and network management software. Cisco has over 66,000 employees worldwide and serves commercial, enterprise, service provider, and consumer markets. In India, Cisco has over 11,500 employees and seven sales offices, as well as development centers in partnership with Indian technology companies. Cisco has a strong market leadership position in India across core networking technologies.
TCS offers IT and IT-enabled consulting services globally using their Global Network Delivery Model. They see growth opportunities in the growing IT services market where they have a small market share. Their strategy is to expand geographically, increase industry coverage, and deepen client relationships through innovation, acquisitions, and non-linear business models like software products and platform-based services. Key elements are customer-centricity, a full services portfolio, the Global Network Delivery Model for seamless global delivery, and strategic acquisitions.
Telecom 2020:Preparing for a very different tomorrowRob Van Den Dam
This document discusses how communications service providers (CSPs) need to prepare for significant changes in the telecom industry by 2020. It notes that over-the-top players now dominate digital communications and customer expectations are rising. CSP revenues are declining as traditional revenue streams like voice calls decrease. The document outlines forces like new technologies, data and analytics, and evolving customer demands that will drive changes for CSPs. It suggests CSPs focus on cost reduction, improving the customer experience, finding new revenue sources, and reinventing their enterprise to adapt to these challenges by 2020.
This document discusses Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) business model and strategies between 2007-2008 and 2013-2014. It analyzes TCS' business model using PESTEL analysis and external factor evaluation matrices for the two time periods. The analysis shows that TCS has strategically built advantages related to cost efficiency and service efficiency over time through business choices that created interrelated positive consequences and sustained competitive advantages.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is an Indian multinational IT services, consulting and business solutions organization founded in 1968 with headquarters in Mumbai, India. TCS offers consulting, IT services and business solutions delivered through its global network delivery model to clients worldwide. With over 3,24,000 employees across 46 countries, TCS provides application development, IT infrastructure services, business process outsourcing and more, generating over $94 billion in annual revenue.
The Tata Group is India's largest conglomerate, operating in over 80 countries across seven business sectors. Major Tata companies include Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and Tata Global Beverages. TCS is one of India's most valuable IT services companies, with over 250,000 employees worldwide. It provides a wide range of technology and business process outsourcing services, and has major operations across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America. TCS engages in corporate social responsibility programs in health, education, and disaster relief.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is an Indian multinational information technology service and consulting company headquartered in Mumbai, India. It is India's largest IT services company and a subsidiary of Tata Group. TCS provides a wide range of IT and IT-enabled services to clients across various industries globally. Over the years, TCS has expanded its operations and client base through both organic and inorganic growth strategies. It has a large workforce of over 300,000 employees located across 46 countries.
TCS is Pakistan's largest courier and logistics company. It started in 1983 with 25 shipments and has grown to serve 7,000 customers across Pakistan as well as internationally. The company provides a range of services including express delivery, bulk shipments, home moving, and international services. TCS has seen steady growth over the past four years and intends to focus on pricing strategies, technology, and expanding into rural areas to maintain its leading market position amid increased competition.
Cisco Systems is a multinational technology company headquartered in San Jose, California. It designs and sells networking equipment like routers, switches, and network management software. Cisco has over 66,000 employees worldwide and serves commercial, enterprise, service provider, and consumer markets. In India, Cisco has over 11,500 employees and seven sales offices, as well as development centers in partnership with Indian technology companies. Cisco has a strong market leadership position in India across core networking technologies.
Airtel finncial analysis & marketing strategyPiyush Gaur
Bharti Airtel Limited is India's largest telecommunications company. It provides cellular services under the Airtel brand in India and internationally. The document provides an overview of Airtel's history, subsidiaries, organizational structure, strategic business units, market share, competitors, and financial and marketing analyses. It examines Airtel's strategies to become the top player in India's competitive telecom market through analyses like Porter's five forces model, BCG matrix, and SWOT analysis.
Digital Asset Management initiatives can provide utilities several benefits:
1) They can decrease capital and operational costs by 10-20% through more predictable asset insights that reduce maintenance costs and allow for more targeted capital investments.
2) They provide greater transparency of asset health and risk, improving asset lifetime.
3) They optimize grid capacity by reducing asset down-time.
This document provides an overview of Hexaware Corporate including their value system, focus areas, competencies, partnerships, financials, and shareholders. Key points include that Hexaware has over 8,000 employees globally, 194 active clients, and annual revenues of $231.2 million in 2010. Their core competencies include banking, travel/transportation, and enterprise solutions. They have strategic alliances with various technology companies and follow best practices in corporate governance and service delivery.
The document outlines Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) mission, vision, goals, strategies, leadership, and best practices. TCS' mission is to provide excellent, innovative IT solutions and services to help customers achieve their objectives, while making it enjoyable for stakeholders to work with them. Their vision involves using technologies like IoT and an employee-centric approach. Their strategies include diversification, acquisitions, and focusing on customer relationships. TCS emphasizes loyalty, perspective, and social skills in its internal leadership. Their best practices involve various CSR initiatives in healthcare and foundations.
The Indian IT industry has grown steadily over the past few decades and is now a major global player. It has evolved in 4 phases from a focus on software exports to the establishment of global delivery centers. The key segments are software, IT services, and IT-enabled services. Major Indian cities have emerged as IT hubs, attracting global companies with skilled labor. The industry faces opportunities in new technologies and markets but also threats from rising wages and competition.
This PPT contains latest information about TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) to some extent which can be useful for the fresher to get a knowledge about the company to some level
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is an Indian multinational information technology service and consulting company founded in 1968, providing a wide range of IT services and software engineering. TCS operates in 46 countries with over 400,000 employees and has become the largest IT services company in India. The document provides an overview of TCS's vision, history, services, products, growth, offices globally, and opportunities for careers with the company.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is the largest Indian multinational information technology services and consulting company. It has over 200,000 employees across 47 countries. TCS aims to be a top 10 global IT company by focusing on innovative solutions, strong vertical expertise, and a wide global presence across industries like banking, telecom, manufacturing and more. In the past 2 years, TCS has grown revenues by 32% and profits by 62% through strategies like expanding in emerging markets and new technologies like cloud computing.
The document provides information about Human Resource practices at Infosys. It discusses Infosys' sector information, company introduction, HR policies, functions, sourcing strategy, recruitment and selection process, and performance management systems. The recruitment and selection process involves defining the recruitment opportunity, advertising the opportunity, and selecting candidates through a combination of interviews, presentations, testing and group exercises. Performance is managed through methods like 360 degree feedback and a system called ICount that focuses on individual performance and continuous feedback.
A detail info of TCS from his birth to till know .
TCS playes a vitel role in the world to provide services .
And it has received a higher achievement that no one can reach them.
"AND PLEASE DO COMMENT AND SHARE"
TCS uses a balanced scorecard approach to appraise employees annually and after projects based on financial, customer, internal, and learning/growth perspectives. TCS introduced an EVA-based incentive model in 1999 to link compensation to long-term value creation and motivate employees. The EVA model aimed to decentralize decision making and increase transparency, communication, and employees' sense of responsibility for business unit and company performance.
Info-Tech Research Group provides research and advice on IT issues. They have a methodology for developing an IT strategy in 8 steps that involves determining the scope, assessing the current state of IT and business drivers, developing a target vision, defining initiatives, building a roadmap, executing the plan, and reviewing progress. Their process is grounded in established frameworks and is designed to ensure business needs are understood and the strategy delivers value. Info-Tech can help organizations develop an effective strategy by gathering diagnostic data, overcoming common barriers, and tailoring the approach based on an organization's size and needs.
1) Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is a global IT services company and India's largest exporter, with revenues of $7.21 billion in 2011.
2) TCS aims to be among the top 3 IT services companies worldwide through a culture of accountability and delivering certainty to customers.
3) TCS has strong ethics and compliance programs, including oversight by an Ethics and Compliance Committee and designation of an Ethics Counselor.
This document provides information on Bharti Airtel's mobile services business in India. Some key points:
- Airtel is India's largest mobile service provider with over 171 million subscribers as of 2011.
- It faces competition from other major players like Vodafone, Idea, BSNL, and Aircel.
- Key success factors for Airtel include network coverage, call quality, brand image, and product offerings.
- A SWOT analysis and various strategic models are presented to analyze Airtel's position and identify strategic options for the future like expanding 3G services and focusing on rural markets.
HR POLICIES AND PRACTICES OF TATA MOTORS Shree Ganesh
The presentation is about the HR policies and practices of Tata Motors.
Tata Group believes that people are their greatest asset and they adopt best practices to ensure healthy employee relations, employee growth, and development as well as work satisfaction.
Project Report on Priserve Infotech Pvt.Ltd.Rohan Naik
Rohan Naik completed an internship with Priserve Infotech Pvt Ltd, a software company, in 2012. In his project report, he provides an overview of the company's history and services. Priserve Infotech was founded in 2005 and provides IT and engineering services globally. It aims to deliver high quality, low cost services and sees itself as a strategic partner to customers. The company's services include information technology, engineering, telecom, back office solutions and consulting.
This document provides an overview of Infosys Technologies Ltd., an Indian multinational corporation that provides business consulting, information technology and outsourcing services. Some key points include: Infosys was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Bangalore, with over 90,000 employees globally. It has a presence in many countries and sectors. The document discusses Infosys' founders, milestones, financial performance, business strategies around marketing, human resources, R&D and finance. It also includes ideas from a team for how Infosys can further expand.
Bharti Airtel is an Indian telecommunications company operating in 19 countries. It has an organizational structure headed by a Chairman and CEO for India and International operations. Recruitment involves finding qualified applicants, while selection chooses fit candidates. Bharti Airtel's recruitment process begins with manpower planning, then sourcing CVs through advertisements, agencies, campus recruitment and referrals. Selection involves screening, tests, interviews, checks and examinations. The HR department achieves objectives through recruitment, selection, performance management, compensation and training programs.
HR policies and practices at Bharti Airtel include recruitment through both internal and external sources, a selection process involving screening, testing, and interviews, training programs on topics like customer service and computer skills, a performance appraisal system based on Key Performance Indicators, and a compensation and rewards structure including salary, bonuses, and benefits like health insurance. The document also outlines Airtel's efforts towards employee welfare and social security, which are aimed at improving employees' lives both within and outside the workplace through statutory schemes and voluntary programs.
This document summarizes a webinar on cloud computing hosted by Sand Hill Group on September 16, 2010. It features presentations from cloud computing leaders M.R. Rangaswami and Kamesh Pemmaraju of Sand Hill Group, Otavio Freire of openQ, and Neil Fox of Ness Technologies. The webinar discusses identifying the business value of cloud computing for customers and vendors based on research including a survey of 511 IT executives and 40 confidential interviews. It also summarizes Ness Technologies' cloud assessment process to help companies determine their cloud readiness and considerations for moving applications and workloads to the cloud.
This document discusses how to maximize the value of cloud computing implementations. It provides examples of how companies have benefited from cloud solutions in terms of cost savings, increased agility, innovation, and user adoption. It recommends identifying high-value processes based on the number of users, potential for innovation, importance of usability, and impact on infrastructure costs to determine where cloud computing could provide the greatest benefits. Case studies describe how companies improved agility, reduced costs, and increased user adoption by moving processes to the cloud.
Airtel finncial analysis & marketing strategyPiyush Gaur
Bharti Airtel Limited is India's largest telecommunications company. It provides cellular services under the Airtel brand in India and internationally. The document provides an overview of Airtel's history, subsidiaries, organizational structure, strategic business units, market share, competitors, and financial and marketing analyses. It examines Airtel's strategies to become the top player in India's competitive telecom market through analyses like Porter's five forces model, BCG matrix, and SWOT analysis.
Digital Asset Management initiatives can provide utilities several benefits:
1) They can decrease capital and operational costs by 10-20% through more predictable asset insights that reduce maintenance costs and allow for more targeted capital investments.
2) They provide greater transparency of asset health and risk, improving asset lifetime.
3) They optimize grid capacity by reducing asset down-time.
This document provides an overview of Hexaware Corporate including their value system, focus areas, competencies, partnerships, financials, and shareholders. Key points include that Hexaware has over 8,000 employees globally, 194 active clients, and annual revenues of $231.2 million in 2010. Their core competencies include banking, travel/transportation, and enterprise solutions. They have strategic alliances with various technology companies and follow best practices in corporate governance and service delivery.
The document outlines Tata Consultancy Services' (TCS) mission, vision, goals, strategies, leadership, and best practices. TCS' mission is to provide excellent, innovative IT solutions and services to help customers achieve their objectives, while making it enjoyable for stakeholders to work with them. Their vision involves using technologies like IoT and an employee-centric approach. Their strategies include diversification, acquisitions, and focusing on customer relationships. TCS emphasizes loyalty, perspective, and social skills in its internal leadership. Their best practices involve various CSR initiatives in healthcare and foundations.
The Indian IT industry has grown steadily over the past few decades and is now a major global player. It has evolved in 4 phases from a focus on software exports to the establishment of global delivery centers. The key segments are software, IT services, and IT-enabled services. Major Indian cities have emerged as IT hubs, attracting global companies with skilled labor. The industry faces opportunities in new technologies and markets but also threats from rising wages and competition.
This PPT contains latest information about TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) to some extent which can be useful for the fresher to get a knowledge about the company to some level
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is an Indian multinational information technology service and consulting company founded in 1968, providing a wide range of IT services and software engineering. TCS operates in 46 countries with over 400,000 employees and has become the largest IT services company in India. The document provides an overview of TCS's vision, history, services, products, growth, offices globally, and opportunities for careers with the company.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is the largest Indian multinational information technology services and consulting company. It has over 200,000 employees across 47 countries. TCS aims to be a top 10 global IT company by focusing on innovative solutions, strong vertical expertise, and a wide global presence across industries like banking, telecom, manufacturing and more. In the past 2 years, TCS has grown revenues by 32% and profits by 62% through strategies like expanding in emerging markets and new technologies like cloud computing.
The document provides information about Human Resource practices at Infosys. It discusses Infosys' sector information, company introduction, HR policies, functions, sourcing strategy, recruitment and selection process, and performance management systems. The recruitment and selection process involves defining the recruitment opportunity, advertising the opportunity, and selecting candidates through a combination of interviews, presentations, testing and group exercises. Performance is managed through methods like 360 degree feedback and a system called ICount that focuses on individual performance and continuous feedback.
A detail info of TCS from his birth to till know .
TCS playes a vitel role in the world to provide services .
And it has received a higher achievement that no one can reach them.
"AND PLEASE DO COMMENT AND SHARE"
TCS uses a balanced scorecard approach to appraise employees annually and after projects based on financial, customer, internal, and learning/growth perspectives. TCS introduced an EVA-based incentive model in 1999 to link compensation to long-term value creation and motivate employees. The EVA model aimed to decentralize decision making and increase transparency, communication, and employees' sense of responsibility for business unit and company performance.
Info-Tech Research Group provides research and advice on IT issues. They have a methodology for developing an IT strategy in 8 steps that involves determining the scope, assessing the current state of IT and business drivers, developing a target vision, defining initiatives, building a roadmap, executing the plan, and reviewing progress. Their process is grounded in established frameworks and is designed to ensure business needs are understood and the strategy delivers value. Info-Tech can help organizations develop an effective strategy by gathering diagnostic data, overcoming common barriers, and tailoring the approach based on an organization's size and needs.
1) Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is a global IT services company and India's largest exporter, with revenues of $7.21 billion in 2011.
2) TCS aims to be among the top 3 IT services companies worldwide through a culture of accountability and delivering certainty to customers.
3) TCS has strong ethics and compliance programs, including oversight by an Ethics and Compliance Committee and designation of an Ethics Counselor.
This document provides information on Bharti Airtel's mobile services business in India. Some key points:
- Airtel is India's largest mobile service provider with over 171 million subscribers as of 2011.
- It faces competition from other major players like Vodafone, Idea, BSNL, and Aircel.
- Key success factors for Airtel include network coverage, call quality, brand image, and product offerings.
- A SWOT analysis and various strategic models are presented to analyze Airtel's position and identify strategic options for the future like expanding 3G services and focusing on rural markets.
HR POLICIES AND PRACTICES OF TATA MOTORS Shree Ganesh
The presentation is about the HR policies and practices of Tata Motors.
Tata Group believes that people are their greatest asset and they adopt best practices to ensure healthy employee relations, employee growth, and development as well as work satisfaction.
Project Report on Priserve Infotech Pvt.Ltd.Rohan Naik
Rohan Naik completed an internship with Priserve Infotech Pvt Ltd, a software company, in 2012. In his project report, he provides an overview of the company's history and services. Priserve Infotech was founded in 2005 and provides IT and engineering services globally. It aims to deliver high quality, low cost services and sees itself as a strategic partner to customers. The company's services include information technology, engineering, telecom, back office solutions and consulting.
This document provides an overview of Infosys Technologies Ltd., an Indian multinational corporation that provides business consulting, information technology and outsourcing services. Some key points include: Infosys was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Bangalore, with over 90,000 employees globally. It has a presence in many countries and sectors. The document discusses Infosys' founders, milestones, financial performance, business strategies around marketing, human resources, R&D and finance. It also includes ideas from a team for how Infosys can further expand.
Bharti Airtel is an Indian telecommunications company operating in 19 countries. It has an organizational structure headed by a Chairman and CEO for India and International operations. Recruitment involves finding qualified applicants, while selection chooses fit candidates. Bharti Airtel's recruitment process begins with manpower planning, then sourcing CVs through advertisements, agencies, campus recruitment and referrals. Selection involves screening, tests, interviews, checks and examinations. The HR department achieves objectives through recruitment, selection, performance management, compensation and training programs.
HR policies and practices at Bharti Airtel include recruitment through both internal and external sources, a selection process involving screening, testing, and interviews, training programs on topics like customer service and computer skills, a performance appraisal system based on Key Performance Indicators, and a compensation and rewards structure including salary, bonuses, and benefits like health insurance. The document also outlines Airtel's efforts towards employee welfare and social security, which are aimed at improving employees' lives both within and outside the workplace through statutory schemes and voluntary programs.
This document summarizes a webinar on cloud computing hosted by Sand Hill Group on September 16, 2010. It features presentations from cloud computing leaders M.R. Rangaswami and Kamesh Pemmaraju of Sand Hill Group, Otavio Freire of openQ, and Neil Fox of Ness Technologies. The webinar discusses identifying the business value of cloud computing for customers and vendors based on research including a survey of 511 IT executives and 40 confidential interviews. It also summarizes Ness Technologies' cloud assessment process to help companies determine their cloud readiness and considerations for moving applications and workloads to the cloud.
This document discusses how to maximize the value of cloud computing implementations. It provides examples of how companies have benefited from cloud solutions in terms of cost savings, increased agility, innovation, and user adoption. It recommends identifying high-value processes based on the number of users, potential for innovation, importance of usability, and impact on infrastructure costs to determine where cloud computing could provide the greatest benefits. Case studies describe how companies improved agility, reduced costs, and increased user adoption by moving processes to the cloud.
Get ahead of the cloud or get left behindMatt Mandich
An enterprise cloud computing strategy results in:
Broad consensus on goals and expected results of moving select processes to the cloud
Standardized, consistent approach to evaluating the benefits and challenges of cloud projects
Clear requirements for the negotiation and monitoring of partnerships with cloud service providers
Understanding and consensus on the enabling and managing role IT will play in future cloud initiatives
Goals and a roadmap for transforming internal IT from asset managers to service broker
AWS re:Invent 2016: Enterprise IT as a Service: Empowering the Digital Experi...Amazon Web Services
Join Broadspectrum as they share how they achieve their business goals using a cloud-first IT strategy and AWS for "as a Service" deployments. To support new customer projects, Broadspectrum frequently needs to set up new sites or offices. This often requires setting up infrastructure for a specific site for only the duration of the project. Learn how Broadspectrum leverages AWS and Wipro's Boundary Less Data Center Solution to enable on-demand provisioning of "site-in-a-box." Gard Little, analyst from IDC, Stephen Orban, AWS Head of Enterprise Strategy, and Ramesh Nagarajan, SVP of Integrated Services at Wipro, join the discussion. Session sponsored by Wipro.
This document discusses the launch of a new on-demand analytics services platform called InsightsNow. It notes that many analytics projects fail due to a lack of domain knowledge and contextual awareness. InsightsNow aims to address this by creating an Uber-like marketplace for fractional domain experts, technicians, and analysts to come together dynamically for each project. This crowdsourced approach is intended to deliver more practical, agile, and accountable insights. The founders are seeking an initial $1 million investment to launch business development efforts in the US and build out generative AI capabilities for crowdsourcing domain expertise.
Building more value with Capital Markets – Project Owner editionaccenture
1) Capital projects are becoming more digital but are still often too expensive and late. Data quality and use varies across companies with only 3 out of 10 reporting success on key performance indicators.
2) The top challenges preventing better digital transformation are a lack of strategy, understanding how to use available data, siloed teams, lack of skills to analyze data, and limited interest from project teams.
3) The document recommends two approaches to capture more value: instituting data sharing and building insights from shared data; and explicitly focusing on time and budget through data, technology, and decision making. It also introduces the "CAPSTONE" approach to increase returns through data-driven transformation.
How to develop a multi cloud strategy to accelerate digital transformation - ...Senaka Ariyasinghe
This document discusses developing a multi-cloud strategy to accelerate digital transformation. It outlines a 6-step process:
1. Identify business drivers through stakeholder interviews and use case analysis.
2. Assess cloud readiness by analyzing applications and determining best deployment options.
3. Define enabling capabilities like automation, cost management and security.
4. Choose a management platform and reference architecture for consumption.
5. Organize people and processes with new roles and cross-functional teams.
6. Create a roadmap with workstreams for implementation and ongoing optimization.
1) While some organizations measure the value of their data assets, most do not properly quantify, measure benefits, or inventory their data. Data is increasingly becoming a key asset but many organizations are focused on storage and access rather than business value.
2) There are various techniques to estimate the value of data including Delphi method, scorecards, statistical methods, and information markets. Quantifying value helps with competitive advantage, M&A valuations, and justifying security expenses.
3) APIs can increase data value by allowing access to third party data and enabling experimentation through external partners and developers. The purpose, type of access, and process accessed (data vs services) determine the API strategy around exploitation, public
Accelerating Digital Business in a Cloud-First WorldPerficient, Inc.
According to research firm IDC, by 2018 more than 50% of enterprise IT infrastructures and software investments will be cloud based. What does that mean for you in a competitive landscape? Without a cloud foundation to drive digital transformation, your ability to compete will be crippled.
Guest speaker Gard Little, an IDC analyst, and Joel Thimsen, a director of cloud and DevOps at Perficient, launched our new Cloud First, Business-Driven webinar series, designed for line of business and IT leaders, exploring how to bring corporate strategies to life with the cloud.
Our cloud experts highlighted key findings of IDC research and shared Cloud First strategies for:
-Adopting a digital business mindset and customer-centric mantra
-Achieving business optimization and intelligence goals
-Overcoming organizational velocity challenges
-Accelerating new strategies and innovation
-Creating value and increasing profitability
Cloud computing metrics for successful business architecture and strategy cap...Mark Skilton
This document provides an agenda and overview for a session on cloud computing metrics for business architecture and strategy. The session will introduce Capgemini's work on cloud computing services and adoption strategies, and how architecture is evolving to transition customers and providers toward on-demand IT and business architecture models. It will discuss how trends like big data, mobility, social networks and ubiquitous computing are changing business and IT solutions, and how cloud computing can fit within these trends. The session will conclude with examples of technology and business architecture roadmaps, metrics and design criteria for cloud or non-cloud adoption.
ServiceNow ecosystem - True Blue Partners - Review of key investment and mer...Sunil Grover
A comprehensive review of the investments and M&A in the ServiceNow ecosystem. Review of M&A transaction by ServiceNow and the potential impact of these on the App Developer and IT consulting ecosystem. Review of Key transactions it the ITSM market and ServiceNow app and IT services ecosystem.
The document discusses how companies have traditionally developed their own separate communication infrastructures, leading to duplication of costs. It notes that open standards like TCP/IP allow for better interoperability between technologies and less vendor lock-in. Companies can now share common infrastructure and interfaces, reducing complexity for partners and customers.
Turn Five Communications Industry Challenges into Real Competitive OpportunitiesPerficient, Inc.
Randy Shillman is the director of Perficient's Communications Practice. He has over 17 years of experience in the communications industry. The document discusses 5 opportunities that communications service providers can turn into competitive advantages: 1) exploiting network convergence with accelerated new product launches, 2) focusing on rich content delivery with content-driven portals, 3) streamlining the quote to cash process with SOA/BPM, 4) addressing data issues from mergers and acquisitions with effective data management, and 5) improving customer retention with real-time customer relationship management. Perficient offers solutions like program management, process re-engineering, and data integration to help communications companies address these opportunities.
CNSG is a telecommunications and technology services firm founded in 2007 that provides comprehensive global technology solutions to over 10,000 customers supporting over $1.4 billion in annual customer billing. CNSG offers managed firewall, cyber security, global network access, IP/SIP/MPLS, data center and virtualization solutions, unified communications, and mobile device management. CNSG aims to provide optimized, unbiased solutions aligned with customer needs through its extensive experience and partnerships with hundreds of network, cloud, and communications providers.
Do you know how #IoT can help your business grow? Watch this webinar with us and understand the uses of IoT in the transformation of business operations.
Mr. Omkar Malage, Senior Industry Analyst, Frost & Sullivan guides us all through how Internet of Things can empower new enterprises with upcoming technologies.
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This document summarizes a case study of how Intel, Flytxt, and Netweb Technologies collaborated to provide a big data analytics solution for a leading telecom service provider in India. The solution utilized Flytxt's NEON platform running on Intel Xeon processor-based servers from Netweb to analyze over 4 terabytes of daily subscriber data and enable highly personalized, real-time marketing campaigns. This transformed the customer experience and drove significant increases in key metrics like conversions, higher service plans, and average revenue per user.
Developing a Modernization Strategy: Evaluating the Options by Chris KoppeFresche Solutions
Chris Koppe, VP of Corporate Strategy at Fresche Legacy presented Developing a Modernization Strategy: Evaluating the Options during iBelieve 2015.
This presentation covers:
- Modernization strategies
- Establishing goals and objectives
- Strategy definition
- Planning
- Getting funding and support
ETDP 2015 D1 SMAC & the Journey from Automation to Digital Factory - Snjeev K...Comit Projects Ltd
COMIT/Fiatech Conference 2015, Hallam, London
Sanjeev Kapoor, Senior Project Manager, Emerging Technologies, Ford Motor Company
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• Introduction to Manufacturing Automation, Digital Factory and Industry
• Smarter, safer robots bringing automation in manufacturing industry
• The Digital Factory Lifecycle and Case Studies
• How Digital Factory has positively impacted manufacturers enabling them to produce
Faster, Cheaper and Better Products
• Difference between “looking digital and being digital”
• The DNA of a Digital Enterprise & how Digital Factory is enabling Digital Industry
What is SMAC (Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud)?
• Key Trends in Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud Technologies
• How SMAC Technologies collectively can digitally transform your organization?
• Case Studies – How organizations across industries are leveraging SMAC Technologies for innovation and business growth?
• Future of SMAC Technologies
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3. INTRODUCTION 3
• Tata Consultancy Services is a provider of
information technology (lT) services
• Headquartered in Mumbai, lndia
• Started its operations in 1968, and pioneered the
IT services industry out of India
• First and the largest
- Software Research & Development Centre in
India
- Software Exporter in India
6. 6
o Cloud based IT service management solution
o Integrated platform for managing IT solutions and services
o It offers a centralized solution to effectively manage IT service delivery
Products Offered
8. TCS Cloud in Government 8
• Government organization which carries out work in a tight
control and risk-adverse nature are turning to cloud
computing.
• Benefits to organizations will be document tracking, ERP
hosting, secured storage and records management.
• We will tailor our offerings to the government verticals.
• Most government agencies host their public data in the
same network as their public data. By shifting public data
to cloud, organizations can reduce the security risk.
9. TCS Cloud in Defence 9
• Availability of data in real time (network-centric
battlefield) is the main requirement for modern
militaries
• Offers numerous advantages over traditional
information technology (IT) systems such as
scalability, agility and interoperability
• Increased mission effectiveness and operational
efficiencies
• Cost efficient
10. Porter’s 5 Force Model 10
Competitive Rivalry:
High degree of sellers
Significant cost difference
High degree of differentiation
High cost of switching
Easy entry barrier
Potential New Entrants
Significant economies of scale
Good access to distribution channels
Direct access to basic requirements
Easy access to technology
No location barrier
Bargaining Power of Buyers
Large volume/revenue of purchase
Presence of substitute
High elasticity of demand
Takes significant fraction of cost
Bargaining Power of Suppliers
Concentration of suppliers
Large volume of purchase
Less number of suppliers
Relationship specific transaction
Forward integration of suppliers
Substitutes
High price elasticity
Availability of close
complements
11. SWOT Analysis 11
Strength: Ability to win and
execute large, billion-dollar
outsourcing contracts,
increasingly viewed by customers
in the same league as IBM and
HP.
Threat: People-led linear growth
means Cognizant can beat it. That
could pose a big challenge. Its
Cloud computing business faces a
direct threat from Amazon Web
Service, Alibaba and Microsoft
Weakness: Made progress
in commoditized services, but
still lags some peers and
multinational rivals in high-
end consulting offerings
Opportunity: Best
positioned among all
Indian vendors to disrupt
the global league of IBM-
HP-Accenture.
12. Product Objective and Strategy 12
Objective: To achieve 30% market share for all the major government functions in the next 3 years.
Benefits:
1.1.To CommunityTo Community: Coherent
customer experience and
enhance productivity in
implementing government
policies
2.To Government: Lead to cost
savings, workload can be
allocated flexibly and help in
reduction of overall carbon
footprints
STRATEGY
13. Place Objective and Promotion
Target different decision makers in Defence, PSUs, State and
Federal
13
Objective: Offering services through Cloud that can be accessed by general public
from remote locations at any given time
Defence:
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
To enhance efficiency and cost-
effectiveness in providing public services.
Government:
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Scalable and flexible computing resources for
hosting e-government services
Common Service:
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Electronic information management, human resources management, electronic procurement
14. Pricing
Objective : To achieve 35% operating margin in five years.
14
MODERATE
•Initial Cost
• Lease Period
• Quality of Sale
• Age of Resources
• Best Price/Performance : Pricing is calculated on RAM and Bandwidth allocated. This is often the
buying criteria.
• Bids are Okay , Budgets are better : Revise proposals using agency relationships.
LOW
• RAM usage
• Bandwidth Allocated
• Provide Cloud Charge Back
• Charge for support service.
HIGH
•Different charges
• Technology Scaling
• Resource Scaling
16. Promotion
Objective : Stimulate demand by creating interest in govt. agencies
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• Go to resource for decision
makers.
• Product Sheets , White
papers and online collateral.
• Compelling content
• Leverage B2G responsive
landing pages
• Know the govt. cycles.
• Research your competition.
• Bundling of services.
• 80% govt. contracts are
never put for bid.
• Know decision makers
• Trade shows : Defense and
govt.
• Get approval in Vendor list.
• Procedure : Expression of
interest < Tender Bid <
Technical and commercial
bid
• Provide research of need
requirement.
• Provide technical expertise.
17. Marketing Implementation 17
Tactic Due Date Responsible Party
Design cloud platform for government services 1 year TCS cloud design team
Hire a team for updating databases with latest
information on RTI, Aadhar, Startup India etc.
1 year TCS Resource Manager
Design multiple encrypted security levels for
accessing cloud data
1 year TCS cloud design team
Tactic Due Date Responsible Party
Design a lite version of the website for access using
2G services in remote areas
1 year TCS web development team
Design a centralized platform for disaster
management, agriculture related information
1 year TCS cloud design team
Product Action Plan
Place Action Plan
18. Marketing Implementation 18
Tactic Responsible Party
Propose a short term lease of 5 years and provide latest
technology at price with surplus margin
Finance team
Tactic Responsible Party
Governmentize the existing promotion strategies. Focus on service
delivery rather than profit making.
Sales and Marketing team and agency
Pricing Action Plan
Promotion Action Plan
19. Marketing Implementation-
Branding
19
For further details contact our Toll free no. 80808080 or logon to www.tcscloud.com
Data Security at all levels
using:
•digital certificates
•Biometrics
•Encryption
•authorized access levels
• Focus on making
Government portals more
user-friendly and secure.
• Real-time upgradation of
portals
• Paper-less service
delivery
• Mention details for further
contact
• A brief description on
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Aadhar portal
RTI
e-Commerce
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