New Delhi : In order to assist clients in realizing the complete potential of generative AI and revolutionizing their business processes, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) announced on Monday that it has established a new generative AI practice in association with Amazon Web Services (AWS).
TCS has committed to providing over 100,000 employees with generative AI foundation training in order to expedite its customers’ journeys.
The company is currently concentrating on expanding their knowledge even more, which includes certifying more than 25,000 workers in AWS generative AI services.
“We help them take a comprehensive approach to realize the true potential of generative AI to drive their growth and transformation,” stated Krishna Mohan, “drawing from all the investments we have made in building deep capabilities in generative AI, our strong partnership with AWS, and contextual knowledge of our customers’ businesses.”
Using AWS services like Amazon Bedrock, TCS’ generative AI practice for AWS will assist businesses in selecting and swiftly scaling the best solutions for their particular business needs and transforming their organizations.
According to the company, TCS’s consultants will assist clients in identifying the most significant use-cases within their business context, engaging in cooperative experimentation, and co-innovating generative AI-powered solutions.
Vasi Philomin, Vice President of Generative AI at AWS, stated, “AWS has been focused on making AI accessible to companies of all sizes and across industries. By deepening the AWS and TCS relationship through the TCS generative AI practice, more customers can easily and quickly leverage and benefit from generative AI.”
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, the world’s largest hotel franchising company, has extended its strategic partnership with TCS and AWS to manage its digital transformation journey leveraging AWS generative AI services.
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