Tata Communications

https://www.tatacommunications.com
https://www.linkedin.com/company/tata-communication/

Tata Communications, also known as Tata Comms Media, is a publicly owned company headquartered in India and part of the Tata Group. Founded in 2002, the company operates with approximately 15,490 employees and reported $2.8 billion in revenue as of 2024. It is categorized as a tier 1 media tech buyer. It specializes in providing media managed services, functioning as a digital ecosystem enabler that supports the digital economy. The company serves the digital transformation of enterprises globally, carrying approximately 30% of the world's internet routes and connecting businesses to 60% of the world's cloud vendors. Its subsidiaries include Kaleyra, Oasis Smart SIM, Tata Communications Transformation Services, and The Switch.

2024 Revenue

Founded

2002

Headcount

15,483

Headquarters

India

Primary Segment

Media managed services

Ownership

Publicly Owned

Deployments

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On April 22, 2026, Tata Communications announced its financial results for the fourth quarter and full financial year ended March 31, 2026, reporting a 74.6% decline in consolidated net profit to Rs 263.25 crore for the January-March quarter. The company attributed this significant drop primarily to a high base effect from substantial one-time gains in the previous year. Despite the profit decrease, revenue increased by a healthy 9.4% year-on-year, reaching ₹6554 crore. Tata Communications highlighted its data revenue growth at 11.5% year-on-year, with its Digital Portfolio expanding by 19.2% year-on-year. Full-year data revenue surpassed the INR 21000 crore mark, growing 9.4%. Ganesh Lakshminarayanan, MD and CEO-Designate, commented that the digital portfolio continued to drive data growth and noted the company plans to double down on enterprise AI.

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Tata Communications offers 19 products in the telecoms tech, media and telecoms services, ad tech and services, connectivity and cloud and media tech industries. Tata Communications's product portfolio comprises of telecoms, enterprise cloud, media managed services, live production, enterprise security, enterprise and telecoms software, production and post production, marketer and agency technology, connectivity and distribution services, content supply chain, enterprise connectivity services, media cloud and storage, telecoms network infrastructure and broadband and VAS software.

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Tata Communications's revenues were $2.8B in 2024. Caretta Research has split Tata Communications's revenue into 28 different product categories, the largest of which is iOT and 5G service management, which represents 31% of Tata Communications's revenue.

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May

29th

2026

00:03

Big Data/Analytics

CDP Integrations: Connect Customer Data Across Systems

Key takeaways CDP integrations connect customer data across platforms like CRM, analytics, and communication tools to create unified customer profiles. This integration enables businesses to share real-time customer insights across teams, improving personalisation and customer experience.

Tata Communications

May

27th

2026

04:56

B2B Tag

CDP vs CRM Explained: What’s the Difference & Why It Matters

As businesses become more data-driven, one challenge continues to stand out: how to truly understand and engage customers across multiple touchpoints. While many organisations already use CRM systems, the rise of Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) has added a new layer to customer data strategy.

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May

27th

2026

02:45

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence

Generative AI: How It Works, Uses and Business Impact

Key takeaways Generative AI is a technology that creates new content, such as text, images, music, or code, by learning patterns from large datasets. It uses deep learning and transformer models to analyse information and generate context-aware outputs.

Tata Communications

May

27th

2026

02:39

Emerging Tech

What Is a CX Platform: Features, Benefits and How It Works

Key takeaways A CX platform is a unified system that manages customer interactions across channels like email, messaging, websites, and social media. It combines customer data, communication tools, automation, and analytics to create a single view of each customer.

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May

27th

2026

01:16

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence

Customer Data Platform (CDP): Guide, Benefits & Uses

Key takeaways A Customer Data Platform (CDP) centralises customer data from multiple sources to create unified customer profiles for better insights and personalisation. It collects, cleans, and activates data in real time, enabling businesses to deliver more relevant and timely customer experiences.

Tata Communications

May

25th

2026

04:39

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

AI Agent vs Agentic AI: Use Cases & Key Differences

Key takeaways AI agents are task-focused systems that follow predefined rules to automate routine activities such as scheduling, chat support, and workflow automation. Agentic AI focuses on goal-driven automation, enabling systems to analyse situations, plan actions, and adapt while completing complex tasks.

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May

25th

2026

00:22

New Offerings, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

Alert Fatigue in Network Operations: Causes & Prevention Strategies

Key takeaways ThreadSpan™ reduces alert fatigue by using AI-driven correlation to surface real incidents, mitigating security risks and ensuring total network resilience across complex global infrastructures. Traditional approaches like manual tuning and adding resources fail to scale, making intelligent NOC alert management essential for modern environments.

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May

21st

2026

08:19

Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

Based Networking: Reduce Errors & Automate Networks

Key takeaways Intent-based networking shifts focus from manual configuration to defining outcomes, reducing operational complexity and errors. It bridges the gap between business policy and technical execution through intent-driven automation and continuous validation. Closed-loop automation ensures networks remain aligned with intent by detecting and correcting drift in real time.

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May

18th

2026

07:27

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

Agentic AI Explained How It Works Types and Benefits

Key takeaways Agentic AI refers to intelligent systems that can plan, decide, and execute tasks autonomously to achieve defined goals with minimal human intervention. These systems operate through stages such as perception, reasoning, goal planning, decision making, execution, and learning.

Tata Communications

May

18th

2026

06:13

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

Agentic AI Architecture Frameworks and Multi Agent Systems

Key takeaways Agentic AI architecture provides the framework that enables autonomous agents to plan, communicate, and execute tasks across digital systems to achieve defined goals. It follows principles such as intentionality, forethought, self-reactiveness, and self-reflectiveness to guide intelligent decision-making.

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May

18th

2026

06:10

B2B Tag

What is Network Configuration Management? How it works for Enterprise Networks

Key takeaways Network configuration management is essential for maintaining control in complex, hybrid environments where unmanaged changes can quickly lead to outages, security risks, or compliance gaps. Configuration drift management is critical, as small, unnoticed changes over time can silently impact performance, security, and regulatory compliance if not detected early.

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May

18th

2026

05:31

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

Application Performance Monitoring (APM): A Complete Guide

Key takeaways Traditional APM tools monitor applications in isolation and often miss network‑driven performance issues in hybrid environments. Modern performance management requires full‑stack, network‑aware observability, not just application metrics. Many performance incidents originate from connectivity, routing, or configuration changes, not application code.

Tata Communications

Tata Communications's customers primarily consist of motor Vehicle Manufacturing, computers and Electronics Manufacturing and broadcast television and radio companies. Examples of Tata Communications's customers include LG Electronics, Continental and BBC. Tata Communications has partners like Telekom Malaysia. Examples of Tata Communications's suppliers include Net Insight, Fortra and PlayBox Technology.

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