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  Tata Technologies, a leading global engineering and product development digital services company has been positioned in the  ‘Leadership Zone’  of the latest Zinnov Zones Global ER&D services 2020 report. Tata Technologies has made impressive gains across all the key areas within ER&D services and has been positioned as  Global Leader in the   Automotive ER&D, Aerospace ER&D , as well as  Digital Thread services , a testament to its compelling value proposition across the product engineering value chain and manufacturing domain. For two consecutive years, Zinnov has also rated Tata Technologies as  1st amongst all India-based Automotive ER&D ESPs . Tata Technologies’ mission is to help the clients Engineer the better products and there are two key components to the company’s value proposition; the first one being outsourced product engineering services for our clients helping them conceptualize and design better products, and the ...

  In a big embarrassment to Tata Technologies, their lies have been exposed by NITES, which is a prominent IT employee union from Maharashtra. Labor Commissioner has ordered the management of Tata Technologies to meet him, along with the representatives of NITES to resolve this issue. What exactly has happened here? Tata Technologies Denied Salary Hold Of 400 Employees,i n the month of June this year, we had reported that Tata Technologies has stopped giving salaries to 400 employees, and lockdown and pandemic were the main reasons. Tata Technologies is a company under Tata Group, and they produce product, engineering and design services to automobile and aerospace original equipment manufacturers and their suppliers. As per reports, they had suddenly stopped giving salaries, and put 400 employees on leave without pay till December, 2021. NITES (National Information Technology Employees Senate) had filed a complaint with the Labor Commissioner, over this issue.  Tata Denied Al...

  The Karnataka cabinet on Thursday gave its approval for upgradation of 150 government-run industrial training institutes (ITIs) in the state at a cost of Rs 4,636.50 crore in partnership with  Tata Technologies Limited , official sources said. The upgradation was being done to bridge the skill gap between  ITIs  and the industries as per current standards and keeping in mind the future demands, they said. In collaboration with Tata Technologies training will be revamped with the state-of-the-art infrastructure in order to bridge the skill gap and provide employment opportunities. According to the sources, Tata Technologies Limited will invest Rs 4,080 crore on 150 ITIs, which is about Rs 27.20 crore on each institute, along with five years of free annual maintenance contract (AMC), making 300 trainers in two years and providing free online platform. The government would contribute the remaining amount, they said. In addition, the Karnataka Skill Development Cor...