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Not going away, will still be involved with TCS strategy: N Chandrasekaran

Chandrasekaran, TCS' designate chairman, told a financial daily that H1-B visas pose a challenge

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There would be challenges ahead for the information technology (IT) sector and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and the various players would have to adapt, said Tata Sons designate Chairman N Chandrasekaran in a joint interview with TCS designate CEO Rajesh Gopinathan to The Economic Times

Upon being asked how prepared TCS was to face the current churn in the industry, a situation which was similar to 2009 when Chandrasekaran had taken over the reigns at TCS, the Tata Sons designate chairman employed a cricket analogy and said that one would "never play on a dead wicket". There

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