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Allowing 75% of TCS staff to WFH by 2025 a guesstimate: N Chandrasekaran

The firm said it was rewiring its security processes, and deploying artificial intelligence and bots to ensure there is no data leakage in its pursuit for providing seamless work from home experience.

Chairman N Chandrasekaran
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Chairman N Chandrasekaran addresses the virtual AGM from Mumbai

Sai Ishwar Mumbai
“Chandra sir, can you hear me?” 

“What are the cost savings from work from home due to Covid?” 

These were two most common questions by shareholders who joined Tata Consultancy Services' 25th annual general meeting (AGM) on Thursday.

The AGM was held in a completely virtual environment, a first by any Indian firm. Chairman N Chandrasekaran, popularly called Chandra, Chief Executive Officer Rajesh Gopinath, and Company Secretary Rajendra Moholkar addressed the quorum from Mumbai, while other directors, including Chief Operating Officer N Ganapathy Subramaniam and Don Callahan, took part in the meeting remotely from their offices in Bengaluru and Boston,

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