A ‘Modern And Informal’ Bombay House Reopens
Bombay House, the Tata Group's iconic headquarters in Mumbai, reopened after nine months of renovation in what Chairman N Chandrasekaran called a modern and informal avatar.
It will encourage more interactivity and has the best technology and security features, Chandrasekaran said at the reopening ceremony. “The whole idea is to get people to interact more, and you will see that in the way the workstations have been built.”
Chandrasekaran, named chairman of the group's parent Tata Son Ltd. 17 months ago, said the technology deployed in the building is the best in the world. “We have looked at every new technology in every modern company and we have integrated it very seamlessly.”
N. Chandrasekaran on reopening of the #BombayHouseThe Chairman of Tata Sons, N. Chandrasekaran, marks the historic reopening of the #BombayHouse with a few inspiring words.
Tata GroupThe nearly century-old building reopened on 114th birthday of industrialist JRD Tata and in the presence of former Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata. He applauded Chandrasekaran for being “bold enough to make this happen”.
Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons, @RNTata2000, shares his thoughts on how the refurbished #BombayHouse reflects the group's spirit. pic.twitter.com/h18209ZNkG
July 29, 2018Some key features of the renovated building:
- Shared space housing a coffee lounge.
- Informal breakout places.
- Tata Experience Centre—a digital museum for visitors.
- A kennel.
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