TCS, Mitsubishi sign deal to provide IT services in Japan

Channel:
NDTV Profit Markets
Subscribers:
134,000
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkyaaiwI1go


Duration: 4:11
1,425 views
13

N Chandrasekaran, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of TCS, India's biggest software services exporter spoke to NDTV's Arjun Choudhury on its joint venture with Japanese major Mitsubishi Corporation - Nippon TCS Solution Center Ltd for the Japanese market. He says that Japan is its second largest market and they are looking at focused efforts to develop this market.



Other Videos By NDTV Profit Markets


2012-02-10Gross debt at Rs 1,400 cr; sales guidance revised to 21mn sq ft: Ansal Properties
2012-02-10December IIP: Impact on rupee, bond market
2012-02-10Orbit Group Q3 profit down 20% on high interest costs
2012-02-09Will open 85 more stores: Jubiliant Foodworks
2012-02-09Expect 100 bps repo rate cut; 50 bps CRR cut: UBS Securities
2012-02-09Double whammy for auto sector: Car sales slide; EU-FTA to hit auto
2012-02-09See IT industry growth at 11-14% in FY 13: Nasscom
2012-02-08State elections, Greece pose risk for Indian rupee: HDFC Bank
2012-02-08GMR Infra posts Q3 loss of Rs 108 cr on high interest, depreciation
2012-02-08Mahindra unveils new Xylo
2012-02-08TCS, Mitsubishi sign deal to provide IT services in Japan
2012-02-07Capex guidance for FY'12 cut down to Rs 300 cr on poor demand: Concor
2012-02-07Renewed confidence on capex front may boost market: Standard Chartered Securities
2012-02-07Experts on GDP growth estimates and stock market correction
2012-02-07Experts discussed GDP growth estimate of 6.9%; slowest since FY'09
2012-02-07FII inflows will help sustain market rally: Religare Capital
2012-02-07HUL Q3: Cut in expenditure helped overset rupee depreciation, price rise, says Sharekhan
2012-02-07Fall in interest rates to boost demand for property: Adi Godrej
2012-02-07Euro declines against 15 currencies; Crude at week's high
2012-02-07Asian currencies seen a strong rebound; Euro will remain weak: PK Basu
2012-02-06Current order book stands at Rs 6,159 cr: Pratibha Ind


Tags:
Corporates
Chandrasekaran
TCS
Joint
venture
Nippon
Solution
centre
Japan
markets
Mitsubishi
nearshore
solution
expansion
NDTV
Profit