TCS said its digital revenue was 18.9 percent of total revenue during the first quarter (+7.6 percent q-o-q and +26 percent y-o-y). TCS realigned its digital business, streamlining its operations into one large business unit, Business and Technology Services, which consists of 3 main practices: Cognitive Business Operations, Consulting & Service Integration and Digital Transformation Services. "Robust volumes from major IT markets driven by client additions across revenue bands and accelerating digital adoption among customers have given us the right start to the year," TCS CEO Rajesh Gopinathan said. High currency volatility including rupee appreciation against the dollar resulted in Rs 650 crore loss in reported revenues. TCS generates over 82 percent revenues from major markets like Americas, UK, Europe and Australia. TCS said all industry verticals except Retail and BFSI grew at over 3.5 percent sequentially.