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Mr. Fakir Chand Kohli, fondly known as the Father of Indian IT, brings together a young team of enthusiastic US returned IT professionals to create demand for downstream computer services.
1968
![1971]()
TCS wins its first external contract - power companies were being set up in Iran as part of an infrastructure building program and TCS wins projects to build inventory and stock control systems for these stations.
1971
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When TCS wins a project to convert a hospital accounting project written in Burroughs Medium systems COBOL to Burroughs Small systems COBOL, we do not have a Burroughs computer! An in-house tool was built to write this code and then shipped to the US - the first offshore delivery project.
1973
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TCS establishes its first sales office in New York, headed by S Ramadorai. One of our first major clients was the Institutional Group Information Corporation (IGIC).
1979
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JRD Tata’s vision comes to fruition when TCS sets up India’s first software research center, the Tata Research Development and Design Centre (TRDDC) in Pune.
1981
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TCS forays into software with a data dictionary for Burroughs, which eventually leads to the creation of an accounting package EX.
1982
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TCS signs a US$ 10 million deal with Swiss Securities Clearing Corporation, significant for its complexity and size.
1989
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TCS is all-in on the Y2K remediation opportunity, and pioneers the concept of a software factory to address the challenge. Using a highly automated approach, TCS leverages special tools developed for the conversion and remediates about 700 million lines of code.
1997
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Wins a $100 million GE Medical Systems project, till then the largest IT services deal by TCS
2002
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TCS debuts at the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange, with the largest IPO by a private sector company at an astounding US$ 1 billion dollars.
2004
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TCS launches a Co-innovation network (COIN) to bring the best technology available in the start-up ecosystem to solve customer challenges. Today this network has over 2,500 start-ups and over 50 academic partners.
2006
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TCS signs its first US$1 billion deal.
2007
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We offer a cloud-based business model to provide services to life insurance companies in the UK – a value so compelling that we’ve ranked as the #1 provider in the UK market ever since.
2009
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TCS creates iON, extending cloud-based services to small and medium businesses
2011
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Becomes the title sponsor of the New York Marathon, the world's largest marathon
2014
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2016 is our baseline year to measure scope emissions for our goal to be net zero by 2030
2016
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We announce the largest ever buyback in the history of Indian capital markets (INR 1.6 billion) to demonstrate our commitment to shareholders.
2017
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TCS is the largest agile workforce in the world with over 545,000+ agile ready associates.
2020
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TCS clock US$ 25.7 billion in revenue and an all-time high incremental revenue addition of US$ 3.5 billion.
2022
