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TCS CEO's hiring strategy, says do not approach talent on use & throw basis

He says there is also a backend transformation where TCS is going to re-architect all the various platforms and touch-points of customer interaction

Rajesh Gopinathan
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Rajesh Gopinathan, CEO and MD of TCS, announcing the Q3 financial results in Mumbai on Thursday. Photo: Kamlesh Pednekar

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Tata Consultancy Services, India's largest IT services company wrapped the year gone by with blockbuster deals from large global customers such as Nielsen, Transamerica and Marks & Spencer. As digital deals grow in scale, TCS says it is best positioned to stitch complex backend systems built for desktops with applications on smartphones and deliver it to customers.

"It's one thing to touch only frontend or backend but being able to do both together is a great thing. I think more opportunities for such deals will emerge as clients go beyond the design elements to more integrated enterprise elements of the

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