New Delhi, April 21, 2018: Toshiba Software India Pvt Ltd (TSIP), a 100 per cent subsidiary of Toshiba Corporation, on Tuesday announced the appointment of Takashi Ishikawa as its new Managing Director.
Effective February 1, 2018, Mr Ishikawa is appointed to lead TSIP to the next level of growth across
Company’s software solution business in the country, according to a company statement here.
Mr Ishikawa replaces Hidehido Koka, who has been committed to TSIP’s success story and played an integral role in its growth and development in India. Under his leadership, TSIP expanded its consumer outreach, built stronger teams with over 1,000 employees, established new offices, and consistently exceeded sales and profitability.
Welcoming Mr Ishikawa as the new MD, Mr Koka, the erstwhile Managing Director at TSIP said, “It was an enriching and a humbling experience for me. After heading India operations for seven years, I can confidently state that the stint in India remains the most memorable one. The diversity of people, their culture and the unique business opportunity and challenges that India posed is enormous and one of its kind.”
Accepting his new role, Takashi Ishikawa said, “Toshiba Software India is an intrinsic part of the Group’s digital and software transformation. Hidehido Koka has played an instrumental role in expanding the business and establishing TSIP as a leader in providing software solutions at all layers of software architecture. With my experience, I look forward to pursue the ‘Across & Beyond’ philosophy to set new benchmarks for service delivery and customer delight.”
“Our ‘Across & Beyond’ philosophy is in line with the Group’s commitment to ‘Make-in-India and Export-from-India’, aimed at establishing TSIP as a technology hub for industries like robotics and AI, move from Off-shore development to becoming a Centre of Excellence for companies entering India, and expand our operations to systems solution development, consultancy, and hardware development, while focusing on our quality assurance”, Mr Ishikawa added.
United News Of India
