Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest information technology (IT) services company by market capitalization, announced Monday the launch of TCS Generative AI, a suite of applications offered to its clients. The company has partnered with Google to roll out generative artificial intelligence (AI) services for its customers, with the latter’s generative AI tools such as Vertex and Model Garden alongside its own tools to deliver the services. I plan to use
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest information technology (IT) services company by market capitalization, announced Monday the launch of TCS Generative AI, a suite of applications offered to its clients. The company has partnered with Google to roll out generative artificial intelligence (AI) services for its customers, with the latter’s generative AI tools such as Vertex and Model Garden alongside its own tools to deliver the services. I plan to use
TCS announced that they will jointly build generative AI applications for their clients using “client-specific contextual knowledge.” These collaborative efforts will be delivered at five TCS global innovation hubs in the United States, Canada, the Netherlands and Japan.
TCS announced that they will jointly build generative AI applications for their clients using “client-specific contextual knowledge.” These collaborative efforts will be delivered at five TCS global innovation hubs in the United States, Canada, the Netherlands and Japan.
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The company also said in a statement that it will upskill its workforce to meet the demand for generative AI use cases. TCS added that the company now has 50,000 of his employees skilled in AI use cases, and to build for customers, he has 40,000 of his Google Cloud Generated AI certifications for his employees. said it would provide. Upskilling certifications will be available to employees within the next year.
Krishnan Ramanujam, president of TCS’ Enterprise Growth Group, said in a statement that the company is “investing in assets, frameworks and people to harness the power of generative AI to enable our customers to grow and transform.” said.
Certainly, this isn’t the first time TCS has talked about developing generative AI capabilities as part of a business product. On April 24, TCS Chief Technology Officer K. Ananth Krishnan said in an exclusive interview with Mint that the company has increased its R&D efforts on new technologies despite expectations of a slowdown in technology spending in the market. (R&D) said it had no plans to cut spending. Projects include generative AI and quantum computing.
At the FY23 earnings conference on April 12, Chief Operating Officer N Ganapathy Subramaniam said: It will be interesting to see how ML and deep learning can be applied to the available data and whether we can raise the bar on our own delivery capabilities and improve overall quality for our clients. is. ”
Salil Parekh, chief executive of Infosys, India’s second-largest IT services company, also said the company already has “active projects with customers working on generative AI platforms.”
Companies like HCL Tech and Tech Mahindra have also made strides in this nascent space, with the Microsoft-backed OpenAI ChatGPT chatbot coming out in the spotlight last November.
However, industry analysts argue that initial investments in generative AI remain exploratory in nature and may not translate into significant business returns in the near future. Kumar Rakesh, IT and automotive analyst at brokerage BNP Paribas, told Mint on April 18 that the addition of new technology to generative AI capabilities for IT service providers will be “gradual” in nature. , which will mostly include a proof of concept in the next few quarters.
