June 27, 2009

Tata Consultancy Services - Lombardi Insurance Solutions Lab

Earlier in June, I went to India to meet with our partner, Tata Consultancy Services, to dedicate our new TCS-Lombardi Insurance Solutions Lab in Bangalore. Not only does this reflect the strategic nature of our partnership with TCS, it also gave me the opportunity to meet with the leaders of many of the top Indian SI/BPO companies. I'll be blogging a bit about those meetings.

The Lab is staffed full time with TCS people and is the place where insurance solutions and frameworks are being built. TCS also announced the certification of hundreds of their people via the Lombardi University certification program, and was a launch partner for the University.

We're proud to be a key partner inside the TCS ecosystem.


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Posted by Phil Gilbert at 02:31:02 PM

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