Back in 1988 my father after 40 years of weekly sub-editing The Economist) and I founded world class brands with long term view of changing valuation of brand leaderhip around uniquely sustainable purposes and massive cooperation platforms for good- this blended with father's firtst 38 years of research on Vin neumann's AIntel search - what good can peopels unite where they are privileged to have first access to at elast 100 times more tech per decade
with a new professional club of brand chartering and brand transparency we innovated various practices of branding, oragsnsaional learning and leadership valuations starting with brand architecture - how not to greenwash in forming media and purpose partnerships; relatively few famous organsiations pass our test of minimal greenwashing - out of india tata consultancy is as yet out best known case - please help us catalogue its partnerships so we can also audit which went where
Undia has started 2023 as talk of town in ny with its g20 responsibilities, un tech envoy leadership currently by India civil servant amandeep gill and ri=umors next world bank presudent cpuld be indian leader of mastercar
Partershop catlogue of Tata Trusts includes 1 the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: to improve the health and well-being of communities in India, with a focus on eradicating diseases such as malaria and tuberculosis. 2 Tata Trusts and the University of California, San Francisco: This to improve cancer care in India, by building capacity for cancer treatment and research. 3 Tata Trusts and Harvard University to support innovation and entrepreneurship in India, by providing funding and mentorship to startups.
4 Tata Trusts and the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay: to support research and innovation in areas such as healthcare, energy, and sustainability.5 Tata Steel and the World Wildlife Fund to promote sustainable mining practices, with a focus on reducing the impact of mining on local ecosystems.
TC1 Tata Consultancy Services and the Singapore Management University: to provide training and education to students and professionals in the field of artificial intelligence and data analytics.TC2 TCS and Mitsubishi Corporation have formed a joint venture to provide IT services to Japanese customers. TC3 In China, TCS has partnered with local companies such as Huawei and China Unicom to expand its business. TC4b TCS has collaborated with IBM to build a blockchain-based supply chain solution for the pharmaceutical industry. TC% TCS has partnered with Google Cloud to help enterprises accelerate their digital transformation journey. TCE1 Education Partners:
TCS has partnered with several universities and colleges around the world, including Carnegie Mellon University, Yale University, and Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi.
TCS has also collaborated with the University of Tokyo to establish the TCS Centre for Software Excellence, which focuses on research and development in software engineering.
TCE2 TCS has partnered with the Australian Technical and Management College to offer vocational education and training in Australia.
TCE3, TCS has collaborated with the National Skill Development Corporation to provide vocational training and create job opportunities for young people. TCE4 NY TCS & Yale
TCai1 TCS has partnered with NVIDIA to establish an AI CoE (Center of Excellence) to develop AI-based solutions across industries. The partnership focuses on building innovative solutions using NVIDIA's AI computing platform and TCS's domain expertise. TCAI2 has also partnered with Intel to leverage their AI technologies, including the Intel Distribution of OpenVINO toolkit, to build intelligent solutions for customers in various industries. TCAI3 In 2019, TCS partnered with Microsoft to build scalable industry-specific AI solutions. The partnership leverages Microsoft's Azure cloud platform and TCS's expertise in digital transformation to develop and deploy AI-powered solutions in industries such as healthcare, retail, and banking.
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