Tata Motors Finance launches dedicated IT Infrastructure Development Centre to bolster go to market pilot projects
The centre will contribute towards developing multiple go-to-market pilot projects and building tech solutions and play a critical role in simplifying complex operational processes through technology.
Tata Motors Finance has launched its first dedicated IT Infrastructure Development Centre in Pune, to leverage the city's ttechnology ecosystem and establish a centralised tech solution hub for Tata Motors Finance’s digital transformation initiatives.
The centre was inaugurated by Samrat Gupta, MD and CEO of Tata Motors Finance, along with Neeloy Majumder, Chief Digital and Marketing Officer, Kanika Garg, Chief Product Officer, Ramesh Chandra, Chief Information Officer, Jitendra Jadhwani, Chief Information Security Officer, Rahul Thombre, Regional Business Head – West, and other staff members of Tata Motors Finance.
Samrat Gupta, MD and CEO, Tata Motors Finance highlighted the central role of technology in the company’s overarching strategic vision. He said, “This facility signifies a major breakthrough in our digital transformation journey and reinforces our commitment to innovation and customer-centricity. The centre will contribute immensely towards developing multiple go-to-market pilot projects and building tech solutions for all our business teams and play a critical role in simplifying complex operational processes through technology.”
Neeloy Majumder, Chief Digital and Marketing Officer, Tata Motors Finance, said, “Our new technology centre will play a pivotal role in fortifying Tata Motors Finance’s digital capabilities and further strengthen our sales, operations, and collections efficiency.” He further added that it will serve as a focal point for accelerating the adoption and implementation of advanced technologies, empowering Tata Motors Finance to deliver enhanced digital experiences across its diverse range of service offerings.
As Tata Motors Finance further expands its industry presence, the newly launched dedicated technology centre will widen the organisation’s tech frontiers.
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23 May 2023
Autocar Professional Bureau
