The tech solution provider would empower Canadian enterprises to compete in the competitive business world.
Indian IT giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) recently unveiled a new private TCS cloud in Canada to help enterprises move into the digital space. The company stated, “Our enterprise cloud platform is a dynamic solution stack that provides multiple and flexible options, including IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), PaaS (Platform as a Service) and hybrid capabilities.”
The platform also provides a software-defined approach to solve customer challenges and offers control over both physical and virtual environments. With enhanced security based on open standards and policy-based automation, the solution provides greater network fabric visibility, an assurance that customer data remains in Canada and enables enterprises to operate in legacy environments.
Satish Chandra Doreswamy, TCS global head for cloud infrastructure, stated, “We are extending our cloud offerings to customers in Canada and reinforcing the key role we play in their digital transformation.”
As Canadian enterprises are looking for agility and flexibility to compete in a Business 4.0 world, the outsourcing firm has been investing in building an agile-based workforce and cloud-based solutions and capabilities.
Soumen Roy, Canada head, TCS, said, “Adoption of the platform will enable delivery of customer service solutions, ensure business continuity, enhance user experience, and reduce total cost of ownership.” He added, “We have focused on building domain solutions, which align with the needs of enterprises across sectors, spanning banking and financial services to utilities and oil and gas, resulting in end-to-end cloud services portfolio that helps them develop a digital spine, while remaining compliant with Canadian regulations.”
As among Canada’s top 10 IT services vendors, the $19-billion company has introduced products and services to help customers differentiate themselves.
