TCS hosted a grand opening of the new facility, which included 200,000 square feet of office space and can accommodate up to 1,000 TCS associates, most of whom would be locally hired from the region and its universities. The facility would serve as the primary software development and delivery center for North American customers. In addition, the campus would also showcase TCS Innovation Labs, customer network operations centers and briefing centers.

According to Ted Strickland, Governor of Ohio, the state prides itself on its business-friendly environment and is always looking to increase economic opportunities for its citizens. He was excited that TCS had decided to make this significant long-term investment in Ohio which would be home to the newest and fastest-growing sectors of the economy.

Commenting on the new facility, S Ramadorai, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of the Company, said that the Cincinnati campus was a strategic investment to create an information technology eco-system in the state together with its customers and local universities. It reflects the company's long term commitment to customers in one of its key markets globally and would not only serve its North American customers but also help showcase innovation and its suite of offerings. He was also grateful to Governor Strickland and his team for making it possible and helping TCS build a long-term base and become part of the local business community.

TCS Seven Hills Park is an Integral part of the company's Global Network Delivery Mode which includes large delivery centers in India, Latin America, China, Europe and now North America, all, of them providing a quality of service arid a certainty of outcome that its customers have come to expect from TCS.

TCS has been operating in North America since 1979 when it established its first office in New York City. Today, TCS has more than 40 offices throughout North America delivering real business results to customers spanning the Fortune 1000.