Malaysia Airlines Selects TCS for IT Infrastructure Services
IT News Online Staff
2010-03-15
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) announced that it has received a five-year contract from Malaysia Airlines (MAS) to provide end-to-end IT infrastructure services.
The partnership is part of MAS' strategic IT outsourcing program to transform the airline's IT operations, as part of MAS' Business Transformation Plan (BTP2) to deliver seamless internal customer experience.
MAS Chief Information Officer, Faridah Abdul Rahman, said, "This is in line with BTP2 to align the role of IT to the airline's P&L. One of the key initiatives includes fine-tuning our IT outsourcing strategy to deliver the required business results at lower cost. At the same time, we will continue to work with our key vendors to maximize service delivery and to proactively address other business requirements."
"TCS offers innovative value proposition to enable us to meet our requirements. The proven track record of TCS with other leading global airlines made them a logical choice to be our partner," added Rahman.
TCS will undertake IT infrastructure management of MAS' data centers, IT networks and IT security. The company will also set up an ITIL V3 compliant service management organization under a unique 'Build, Operate and Transfer' methodology for MAS.
Vish Iyer, TCS Head of TCS Asia Pacific, said, "TCS has established a strong reputation for providing our clients with certainty of outcome in our service delivery which is aligned with their strategic objectives."
"We are delighted to partner with Malaysia Airlines and will leverage our expertise and best practices to help them achieve their strategic business transformation objectives, enabling them to capture the growth in the global aviation market," added Iyer.
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