TCS Agility at Scale Managing Change Yukfai Fong R Chandrasekhar 2023
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As one of the largest companies in the world, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) needs to manage rapid and extensive change effort for all their projects. My TCS Agility at Scale Managing Change is a case study from TCS’s portfolio project “Academic Computing” in 2014. As TCS’s business unit, I was responsible for a global team of 120+ in India and Singapore. TCS’s approach is to transform existing delivery methodologies to a more agile and iterative way
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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is one of the largest and well-known software outsourcing companies worldwide. The firm has a rich history and a significant track record of delivering successful transformations across different industries and verticals. TCS offers a variety of solutions to its clients ranging from simple software development to complex systems integration, enterprise software, and outsourcing services, which can cater to various requirements of clients. Challenge: TCS faced a significant challenge of enhancing its ability to deliver complex software
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