TCS, a leading IT company, has recently launched its Pace Studio in Stockholm, marking its first foray into the Nordic region. This new innovation hub will serve as a platform for customers in the Nordic region to access TCS’s innovation ecosystem and collaborate on solving problems and creating new business opportunities.
The TCS Pace Studio in Stockholm is part of a global network that includes studios in Riyadh, Sydney, and Letterkenny, as well as ports in Tokyo, Amsterdam, New York, Pittsburgh, Toronto, London, and Paris. These innovation hubs are designed to foster a startup culture and provide a space for collaboration and creativity.
Located in the Epicenter House of Innovation, the TCS Pace Studio in Stockholm will offer a range of innovation capabilities, including consulting, design, and implementation. This will enable regional customers to explore new ideas, develop innovative solutions, and refine their business strategies.
Oskar Gillström, country manager at Epicenter Stockholm, expressed excitement about the collaboration with TCS, stating, “We are thrilled to welcome TCS Pace Studio into the Epicenter community. TCS’s new space is an excellent representation of our mission as an innovation house to fuel collaboration between enterprises and future-focused leaders in the Swedish business environment.”
The TCS Pace Studio in Stockholm will leverage TCS’s methodologies, global insights, research, intellectual property, and its Co-Innovation Network (COIN) to facilitate collaboration among local startups, entrepreneurs, and academia. This will enable Swedish organizations to work closely with TCS’s research and innovation ecosystem to develop novel solutions across various disciplines.
Harrick Vin, chief technology officer at TCS, highlighted the company’s commitment to creating co-innovation facilities in close proximity to its customers, stating, “TCS Pace Studio represents our continued commitment to creating co-innovation facilities in close proximity to our customers. The TCS Pace Studio in Stockholm will enable Swedish organizations to collaborate with TCS’s research and innovation ecosystem to develop novel solutions across a vast range of disciplines, at speed and scale.”
TCS’s investment in Sweden reflects its dedication to supporting the country’s business and technology ecosystem, as well as its sustainability goals. With Sweden being ranked second in Wipo’s 2023 Global Innovation Index, Stockholm was deemed the ideal location for the new TCS Pace Studio.
Shreerang Talekar, head of TCS in Sweden and the Nordics, emphasized the company’s commitment to contributing to regional and Nordic business growth and economic prosperity, stating, “Establishing our TCS Pace Studio in Stockholm represents our commitment to meaningfully contribute to regional and Nordic business growth and economic prosperity.”
The launch of the TCS Pace Studio in Stockholm further strengthens TCS’s presence in the Nordic region, where it has had a strong foothold since 1991. With over 20,000 TCS employees supporting enterprises in Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark, the company is well-positioned to drive innovation and growth in the region.
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