McDonald’s Philippines taps Tata Consultancy Services for an unprecedented IT overhaul

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Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has inked a major deal with Golden Arches Development Corporation, the master franchisee of McDonald’s in the Philippines, marking TCS’ first partnership with the global fast-food giant in the Asia-Pacific region. The two-year agreement, announced on 18 September 2024, will see TCS overhaul McDonald’s Philippines’ IT infrastructure across over 760 restaurants. This significant IT transformation is designed to streamline operations and enhance the efficiency of one of the world’s largest food service companies.

The project involves migrating the fast-food giant’s IT operations to the cloud using on RISE. TCS, leveraging its expertise in IT services and business solutions, will provide cutting-edge digital technology solutions to ensure operational efficiency, optimising financial and resource management systems. By embracing these solutions, is expected to witness a dramatic shift in its operational dynamics.

Tata Consultancy Services partners with McDonald's Philippines to modernise IT systems across 760+ restaurants, enhancing operational efficiency and customer experience.
Tata Consultancy Services partners with McDonald’s Philippines to modernise IT systems across 760+ restaurants, enhancing operational efficiency and customer experience.

Golden Arches Development Corporation has been actively pursuing digital transformation in recent years, and this partnership is another leap towards modernising its operational framework. The project is expected to provide significant improvements in the overall decision-making process, using advanced analytics and AI-driven tools to manage critical business functions. By integrating new technologies, McDonald’s aims to increase productivity, reduce operational costs, and enhance customer and employee experiences.

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Margot Torres, Managing Director at GADC, explained that this initiative will boost McDonald’s agility, offering greater insights into their data, thus allowing continuous enhancements in customer and employee satisfaction. These advancements are aligned with McDonald’s broader digital transformation goals, which have already made waves in its global operations. The IT modernisation project is anticipated to lay the foundation for future growth, further cementing McDonald’s dominance in the food service industry.

, Country Head for TCS Philippines, stated that the deal reflects TCS’ growing influence in the region, highlighting how the company is providing tailored solutions that will enhance the fast-food chain’s operational efficiency. As McDonald’s pushes forward with its digital initiatives, this partnership is set to drive the company towards new heights of business innovation and excellence.

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The collaboration will also ensure that McDonald’s franchisees experience improved process optimisation, driving stakeholder loyalty and strengthening the chain’s operational capabilities across its Philippine network. McDonald’s commitment to using advanced technologies is viewed as a key factor in maintaining its competitive edge in the fast-evolving fast-food industry.

Industry experts have pointed out that the implementation of SAP S/4HANA will not only streamline operations but will also allow McDonald’s Philippines to future-proof its processes. The introduction of automation, , and artificial intelligence in day-to-day operations is expected to deliver higher workforce productivity, better customer service, and improved financial and materials management.

This partnership with TCS comes at a critical time as fast-food chains globally face increasing pressure to modernise and adapt to new digital realities. In a market where operational excellence and customer experience are paramount, this strategic move by McDonald’s Philippines is poised to elevate the fast-food chain’s operational performance, offering a glimpse into the future of fast-food services.

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Experts in the IT industry have lauded this collaboration, noting that it reflects the increasing importance of digital transformation in the food service sector. The use of SAP S/4HANA and the SAP Business Technology Platform by McDonald’s will provide vital improvements in enterprise management, from inventory control to workforce efficiency. The fast-food sector, known for its high operational turnover, relies heavily on streamlined processes, and TCS’ solutions are expected to bring innovation that will keep McDonald’s ahead of the curve.


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