TCS to offer Mercury Interactive Corporation''s products
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Chennai: Asian software major Tata Consultancy Services Limited (TCS) will sell the American company Mercury Interactive Corporation''s business technology optimisation software programmes like Mercury QuickTest Professional, Mercury Analytics and Mercury SiteScope.

"This alliance in India will enable TCS to enhance its position in the enterprise software market by combining Mercury''s offerings with our domain expertise in application implementation," said Mahesh Mahajan, vice president, TCS. "Mercury''s partnership with TCS demonstrates our commitment to help Indian enterprises optimise the value of IT through the use of BTO software." He added According to T Srinivasan, managing director, Mercury India, the software offerings can help Indian enterprises test and manage the quality and performance of business-critical applications.

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