Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is one of the trusted IT services providers across the globe. The multinational company remains the top choice among enterprises and entrepreneurs for various reasons. However, the recent breakthrough of TCS will take the organization to new heights. According to reports, TCS releases a blockchain application development kit that claims to support enterprises build apps 40% faster.

TCS announces the Quartz DevKit for enterprises to develop and deploy blockchain applications faster on platforms such as Hyperledger Fabric, Ethereum or R3 Corda.

About Quartz DevKit from Tata Consultancy Services

The news Quartz DevKit from TCS is a low-code web-based integrated development environment smart enough to quickly build and deploy the application on any chosen blockchain in a simplified way. TCS customers across the industries are leveraging blockchain technology. Due to which establishing frictionless transactions becomes easier than ever. Hence, the release of DevKit will facilitate their teams to rapidly put together high-quality pilots using smart contracts with reduced coding effort. TCS said in its announcement. And adds that they are already receiving positive feedbacks from its pilot customers. Upon asking, TCS comments that it is pleased to make the DevKit available for use at scale.

While explaining the features, the global head of Quartz at TCS Mr. R Vivekanand said that the DevKit has pre-built templates that help developers write smart contracts 40% faster. TCS’s Quartz range of solutions also includes Gateway and Command Center offerings which help integrate existing applications with blockchain networks and facilitate administering and monitoring of those networks.

The Quartz solution alongside the Quartz Gateway can produce solutions that help organizations set up truly connected ecosystems. It can run on blockchain technology to deliver real-time and efficient transaction processing based on a single source of truth on the ledger. TCS told at the press conference.

TCS operates on all five continents with an estimated annual revenue of $22.2 billion. But this isn’t TCS’s first foray into blockchain technology. Earlier this year, the firm confirms it’s workability by establishing the world’s first cross-border securities settlement between two central depositories. It uses the Quartz blockchain.

So, what do you think about the DevKit? Will it succeed in helping enterprises develop apps on any chosen blockchain faster and in a simplified way? Don’t forget to tell us in the comment!