Rajesh Gopinathan

K Krithivasan, the current Global Head of the (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance) business of Tata Consultancy Services, has been appointed as the CEO designate after current CEO Rajesh Gopinathan resigned.

K Krithivasan, chief executive officer-designate of software services major TCS, today said the company doesn't have a culture of making radical strategic changes when it gets a new chief and sounded sanguine about doubling down on customer deliveries.

Shares of Tata Consultancy Services marginally declined in the morning trade on Friday, a day after the IT major announced that its chief Rajesh Gopinathan has put in his papers.

In his six years as the top boss of the tech giant, Rajesh Gopinathan, who said he "thoroughly enjoyed" his "exciting 22-year tenure at TCS", added over $10 billion in incremental revenues and over $70 billion increase in market capitalisation.

Indian IT services provider Tata Consultancy Services said on Thursday that Rajesh Gopinathan will resign as Chief Executive Officer, effective September 15. Meanwhile, the company has appointed K Krithivasan as CEO Designate with immediate effect, who will take over the charge after Gopinathan's exit. 

India's largest software exporter TCS on Friday said it aims to become the topmost IT services company in the world

TCS' chief executive officer says the company can navigate its way through any immediate disruptions to the global economy and tap into long-term demand for its services as its seeks to reach $50 billion in sales by the end of the decade.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has topped quarterly profit estimate for Q3, 2021, boosted by growth in its key banking and financial services segment and a strong demand for digital services.

TCS reported a net profit of Rs 9,008 crore for the period ending June 30, 2021, which witnessed a 28.5 per cent quarterly growth.

The announcement followed Monday's meeting in Mumbai between visiting UK Trade Secretary Liz Truss and TCS CEO, Rajesh Gopinathan, TCS said in a release to the stock exchanges

The chief executive officer of Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. argues the industry's opportunities today are bigger than they've ever been.

To be developed in two phases, the state-of-the-art TCS Olympus Centre is the latest addition to the company's unique global network of software development and delivery centres.

"We are here to create jobs, not to downsize," Rajesh Gopinathan, CEO and MD of TCS said.

Gopinathan favoured a policy of engagement with various stake holders on the issue of H-1B visas in the US. He noted that the discourse is currently driven by emotions rather than economy.

The Mumbai-headquartered company gets about 6 per cent of its global revenues from India, while for Infosys, the number stands at 3.4 per cent.

K Krithivasan, the current Global Head of the (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance) business of Tata Consultancy Services, has been appointed as the CEO designate after current CEO Rajesh Gopinathan resigned.

K Krithivasan, chief executive officer-designate of software services major TCS, today said the company doesn't have a culture of making radical strategic changes when it gets a new chief and sounded sanguine about doubling down on customer deliveries.

Shares of Tata Consultancy Services marginally declined in the morning trade on Friday, a day after the IT major announced that its chief Rajesh Gopinathan has put in his papers.

In his six years as the top boss of the tech giant, Rajesh Gopinathan, who said he "thoroughly enjoyed" his "exciting 22-year tenure at TCS", added over $10 billion in incremental revenues and over $70 billion increase in market capitalisation.

Indian IT services provider Tata Consultancy Services said on Thursday that Rajesh Gopinathan will resign as Chief Executive Officer, effective September 15. Meanwhile, the company has appointed K Krithivasan as CEO Designate with immediate effect, who will take over the charge after Gopinathan's exit. 

India's largest software exporter TCS on Friday said it aims to become the topmost IT services company in the world

TCS' chief executive officer says the company can navigate its way through any immediate disruptions to the global economy and tap into long-term demand for its services as its seeks to reach $50 billion in sales by the end of the decade.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has topped quarterly profit estimate for Q3, 2021, boosted by growth in its key banking and financial services segment and a strong demand for digital services.

TCS reported a net profit of Rs 9,008 crore for the period ending June 30, 2021, which witnessed a 28.5 per cent quarterly growth.

The announcement followed Monday's meeting in Mumbai between visiting UK Trade Secretary Liz Truss and TCS CEO, Rajesh Gopinathan, TCS said in a release to the stock exchanges

The chief executive officer of Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. argues the industry's opportunities today are bigger than they've ever been.

To be developed in two phases, the state-of-the-art TCS Olympus Centre is the latest addition to the company's unique global network of software development and delivery centres.

"We are here to create jobs, not to downsize," Rajesh Gopinathan, CEO and MD of TCS said.

Gopinathan favoured a policy of engagement with various stake holders on the issue of H-1B visas in the US. He noted that the discourse is currently driven by emotions rather than economy.

The Mumbai-headquartered company gets about 6 per cent of its global revenues from India, while for Infosys, the number stands at 3.4 per cent.