Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. (TCS) has won an extension on its three-year contract with U.S.-based airline JetBlue and will expand its innovation centre in Pune in the next two years to support JetBlue’s digital initiatives, the software services provider said in a statement. As part of the pact, TCS will now manage several additional programs, including modernisation of the airline’s IT Foundation platform to enhance data analytics and operational agility, and developing innovative tools for customers and JetBlue crew members. “This strategic agreement is a reflection of our confidence in TCS as the right partner for our global talent and technology transformational needs,” said Eash Sundaram, EVP and CIO, JetBlue. — Special Correspondent
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