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Tata Consultancy Services launches 'Innovation Lab' for travel and hospitality industry
Nov 2 2006, Suman Arya

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has launched an innovation lab dedicated to travel and hospitality industry. Airlines, hotels, resorts and travel companies are able to develop, incubate and pilot new domain solutions in a lucrative environment before...

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