TCS Launches Pace Studio in Philippines to Boost Digital Innovation
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has unveiled its fifth TCS Pace Studio in Manila, Philippines, aiming to drive digital innovation across the Asia-Pacific region. This new facility is part of the broader TCS Pace ecosystem, which includes Pace Studios in Riyadh, Sydney, Letterkenny, and Stockholm, as well as Pace Ports in Tokyo, Amsterdam, New York, Pittsburgh, Toronto, London, and Paris.
Situated in TCS’ Panorama Tower office, the Manila Pace Studio will showcase TCS’ advanced platforms, including TCS AI WisdomNext, TCS TwinX, and TCS Zero Carbon Platform. The studio will leverage cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and data analytics to create tailored solutions for clients.
Harrick Vin, Chief Technology Officer at TCS, highlighted that the studio offers clients access to a comprehensive research and innovation network, fostering novel solutions and efficiency at scale. The Philippines, recognized as a leading IT and business process outsourcing hub with a skilled workforce and cost-effective operations, presents a significant opportunity for TCS.
Shiju Varghese, Country Head for TCS Philippines, emphasized that the new Pace Studio will provide a collaborative space for clients to engage with TCS experts, explore innovative solutions, and unlock growth opportunities. This move reflects TCS’ ongoing commitment to the Philippine market, where it has been operational since 2008 with over 5,000 employees supporting various sectors such as telecom, banking, real estate, and airlines.
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