Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions, has extended its long-standing partnership with ALDI SOUTH — a leading international retailer, to manage their infrastructure and application services and improve stability and IT operations efficiency. This comprehensive, multi-national agreement further solidifies TCS’s position as ALDI SOUTH’s trusted partner, supporting the retailer’s core values of simplicity, consistency and responsibility. The partnership encompasses ALDI SOUTH’s operations across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, the United Kingdom and Ireland, the United States and Australia.
TCS will deploy its AI-enabled Cloud Operations Solution and advanced digital services to stabilize, modernize, and optimize ALDI SOUTH’s IT infrastructure, enhance cyber resilience, accelerate automation and boost operational efficiency. Leveraging TCS’ extensive experience in the retail sector, this partnership will reduce costs and complexity while supporting ALDI SOUTH’s commitment to delivering reliable, value-driven customer experiences globally. This partnership is built on a shared focus on service excellence, seamless integration of legacy and modern systems, and dedication to innovation and sustainable growth in the retail industry.
Building on years of successful collaboration between both organisations, this renewed partnership positions TCS as a key enabler in ALDI SOUTH’s digital advancement by supporting automation, stability, and faster time to market. Together, the two organisations are modernizing core systems, strengthening operational resilience, and laying the groundwork for adaptive, future-ready retail operations across ALDI SOUTH’s global markets.
Daniel Koch, International Technology Officer, ALDI DX, said, “We are pleased to extend our collaboration with TCS to accelerate our digital transformation. Together, we will modernize infrastructure, drive automation, and deliver improved outcomes for our business and customers worldwide. This partnership ensures that ALDI SOUTH is well positioned to respond with agility to the evolving demands of global retail.”
Abhijit Niyogi, VP and Business Unit Head, Retail – UK, EMEA and India, TCS, said, “This expanded collaboration is a testament to the trust ALDI SOUTH places in TCS to deliver at scale. By leveraging our deep retail expertise along with advanced cloud, automation, and AI capabilities, we will simplify and modernize ALDI SOUTH’s technology landscape, strengthen operational efficiency, and enable them to respond with agility to evolving market demands. Together, we are building a future-ready, customer-centric model of retail that creates lasting business value across global markets.”
TCS has a strong presence in Germany for over 35 years. Currently, over 15,000+ TCS employees support leading enterprises in Germany, driving growth and transformation for some of the region’s top multinationals in sectors such as consumer industries, banking, financial services, insurance, telecom, and hi-tech. TCS Germany is ranked #2 in customer satisfaction by leading independent surveys and has also been recognized as a Top Employer by the Top Employers Institute.
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