Efficiency of execution is primarily resulting in lower headcount for TCS: Milind Lakkad
TCS CFO and CHRO discuss Q3 results and margin resilience. Attrition has decreased and there is potential for further reduction. Subcontracting cost has been lowered and there is room for optimization. The impact of generative AI on the workforce is acknowledged, but it is not a major factor in the current headcount decline. The BSNL deal contributes to growth and showcases TCS's capabilities. The demand environment is being closely monitored and there is optimism for improvement.
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