Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Wednesday said it has expanded its partnership with GE HealthCare Technologies to transform the American multinational firm's IT operating model. The transformation will bring intelligent care solutions to one billion patients across more than 160 countries where GE HealthCare operates, TCS said. TCS will manage the development, maintenance, rationalisation, and standardisation of GE HealthCare's enterprise IT applications and also leverage artificial intelligence for faster time to value realisation, operational resilience, and productivity, it said. Anupam Singhal, Business Head, Corporate Accounts, TCS, said: "TCS' long-standing relationship with GE HealthCare is founded on the shared belief that technology helps improve lives and contribute to the overall well-being of individuals and communities." Chief Information Officer of GE Healthcare Jahid Khandaker said the collaboration will address the changing patient requirements and support medica
Tata Coffee on Wednesday reported a 5 per cent fall in consolidated net profit at Rs 62.06 crore for the quarter ended June. Its net profit stood at Rs 65.49 crore in the year-ago period. Total income, however, rose to Rs 707.93 crore in the first quarter of this fiscal from Rs 666.05 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year, Tata Coffee said in a regulatory filing. The rise in total income was driven by higher realisations in plantation coffee and instant coffee businesses both in India and Vietnam. "Tata Coffee's Vietnam operations continue to deliver strong sales with improved profitability driven by higher sales of premium products. It has a robust healthy order pipeline," it said. The operating performance of EOC (Eight O'clock Coffee) business was impacted during the June quarter by lower bag volumes and higher input costs. "The Group's consolidated profit for Q1, FY'24 is marginally lower at Rs 62 crore compared to Rs 65 crore in the corresponding quarter of
Hinduja Tech, part of the diversified conglomerate Hinduja Group on Wednesday said it has partnered with Proaxia Consulting Group AG, to become a Proaxia Vehicle Sales and Service Solutions value added reseller. As a Value Added Reseller, Hinduja Tech gains privileged access to resources, services and product knowledge to maximise business outcomes for customers. The collaboration enables Hinduja Tech to offer end-to-end SAP solutions for the automotive industry, leveraging its expertise as a leading SAP services provider coupled with deep domain expertise in the automotive sector, a company statement said. Hinduja Tech is excited to collaborate with Proaxia in delivering tailored business solutions for the automotive industry. By leveraging its expertise in the automotive domain and SAP implementation, HT incorporates industry best practices to drive optimal outcomes and efficiency for the customers, company business unit-head, digital technology solutions, Prashant Nirmale ...
The operations in Vietnam by Tata Coffee continue to deliver strong sales with improved profitability
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