TCS extends partnership with Telenor Denmark, inks five-year deal to handle its IT infra

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Thursday, December 12, said it has inked a five-year deal with Telenor Denmark (TnDK) to provide ITIS-managed services to handle its IT infrastructure from its delivery centre in Europe.

TnDK is the second-largest mobile operator in the Danish market and serves over 1.6 million subscribers.

Over the last six years, TCS has deployed its machine-first delivery model to modernise TnDK’s IT infrastructure, the company said.

“By continuing our collaboration, we are confident that TCS will continue to deliver the strategic insights and technological expertise required to navigate the complexities of our evolving business environment,” Louise Haurum, chief technology officer, Telenor Denmark, said.

The partnership also assures uninterrupted business continuity with zero impact on operations. TCS said it will leverage its experience managing TnDK’s infrastructure to enhance digital assets, including advanced automation solutions, which will further optimise the mobile operator’s operations and enhance user experiences.

“Using our proximity delivery centre capabilities in Europe, we will support Telenor Denmark in achieving operational delivery excellence,” Akhilesh Tiwari, president, communications, media and information services (CMI), TCS, said.

Last week, TCS said it partnered with Bank of Bhutan to modernise its digital core for enhanced customer service. The tech company will implement its TCS BaNCS Global Banking Platform to help the bank optimise operations and seamlessly integrate with the various public services within the digital ecosystem of the country, it said.

TCS shares were trading 1% higher at ₹4,471.85 apiece at 11.45 am on Thursday, December 12. The stock has gained 17.34% this year, so far.

Also Read: L&T’s data centre business onboards first major customer in Tamil Nadu