Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), an Indian provider of IT services, has made numerous significant changes to its senior management. Ananth Krishnan, the organization’s executive vice president and chief technology officer, will retire in October, the organization announced in a regulatory filing.
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The IT giant also disclosed that Dr. Harrick Vin, the chief services innovation officer, will start serving as a Senior Management Personnel (SMP) on August 1. He has worked in academia and industry for more than three decades and is currently employed at TCS. Harrick oversaw TCS Digitate in his previous position.
Other executives, including Shankar Narayanan, V Rajanna, Ashok Pai, Reguraman Ayyaswamy, and Siva Ganesan, were also named SMPs as of July 31 by Tata Consultancy Services.
Senior vice president of the business and more than three decades with TCS is Shankar Narayan. According to the firm, he has held significant positions such as global head of retail, CPG, travel, and hospitality, as well as head of TCS’ UK and Ireland region.
Additionally, newly appointed SMP Ashok Pai has been leading the company’s cognitive business operations (CBO) globally as senior vice president.
Reguraman Ayyaswamy has also worked at TCS for 29 years. He has been the Internet of Things (IoT) & digital engineering units’ global head for the IT major.
In addition, V Ranjanna is in charge of TCS’ media, communications, and technology divisions. When he was the center’s leader, he was crucial to the expansion of the Hyderabad office of the IT consulting company.
Last but not least, Siva Ganesan has worked at TCS for more than 32 years and currently serves as the worldwide president of the Microsoft business unit. The seasoned professional in the field has worked in operations, sales, program management, delivery, and international account management.
