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TCS Innovation Labs house an environment conducive to sophisticated research. An environment that nurtures tenacity and teamwork. Our labs are headed by senior researchers and scientists who are thought leaders in their chosen fields. Research at TCS has produced numerous patents.Our research portfolio makes room for different types of innovation along different timelines providing plenty of scope for serendipity. Our researchers also work with customers, thereby facilitating transformations through new solutions for the real world. TCS believes in an open collaborative environment of research connecting its labs, multilateral institutions, customers, startups, strategic partners, academic researchers and students. Read more...

Research Feature

Flexing Enterprise Architecture

One of the ‘holy grails’ of enterprise software architecture has been to design architectures that enable information systems to be more flexible, so that business changes can be reflected in software systems with as little effort as possible, and extensible, so that additional functionality can be ‘bolted on’ when required.

With InstantApps we introduce the ‘Web Application Player’, a new architectural concept ... Read more...

Events

Digital Marketing Round Table in London

Digital Marketing Round Table in London

TCS’ CTO Incubation Group organised a round table at London’s popular Groucho club, to discuss technology’s expanding role in marketing and advertising, with luminaries from industry’s leading brands, advertising agencies and technology partners. Arun Aggarwal, VP and Head of GCP, EMEA moderated the session. Keith Sharp, Head of Marketing, Europe and Anita Nanadikar, VP and Head Incubation Group were key participants from TCS.

In the Media

Industry Watch - "They Call it Dev 2.0"

May 15, 2009 : From a far corner of the development world comes another voice proclaiming that the days of large, heavyweight builds are behind us—unless you’re an ISV creating a completely new product, that is.

Many development shops today find themselves building small, satellite applications around some larger ERP or CRM system, or adding some other extension onto an existing deployment. And as such, they are looking to find ways to do this in a way that reduces development and maintenance time and cost. One way is to empower the business user to modify existing applications without coding.

This is the philosophy behind “Dev 2.0,” as defined by Dr. Gautam Shroff, vice president of technology programs at Tata Consultancy Services and head of TCS’ Innovation Labs in Delhi, India.