Tata Review, a quarterly magazine that has been in print for the past 59 years, reaches out to a premium audience of corporate leaders, government officials and opinion makers. It seeks to establish the Tata group's thought leadership by featuring the views of the top management on issues of contemporary significance and articulating the group's vision of the future.

Contents From the editor Contents Cover story   The power of many — Human resource heads of eight Tata companies speak about developing and taking care of their talent pool   Tata Steel — Suresh Tripathy   Tata Motors — Prabir Jha   Jaguar Land Rover — Simon Lenton   Tata Chemicals — Rackanchath Nanda   Titan Industries — R Rajnarayan   Tata Global Beverages — KS Srinivasan   Tata Power — Chetan Tolia   Rallis India — Madan Tripathy     People   Branded with words: Harish Bhat, managing director and chief executive, Tata Global Beverages, opens up on his passions and the Tata group — Vibha Rao     In conversation   A life of learning — Koushik Chatterjee, the executive director and group chief financial officer of Tata Steel, talks to Sangeeta Menon about his childhood, the company and the steel industry     Special report   Ideas for the future — Sangeeta Menon reports on the 2012 Tata Business Excellence Convention   The rights way — Cynthia Rodrigues interviews two IPR experts at the eighth annual Tata IPR Conclave         Business   Tata Steel: High on learning — Christabelle Noronha   Tata Management Training Centre: Change is the chime — Nithin Rao   Tata Consultancy Services: Walking the talk at TCS’s Seven Hills Park — Raghunath Kale   Tata Housing Development Company: Green foundations — Cynthia Rodrigues   Tata Projects: Teamwork to the fore — Nithin Rao   Trent Hypermarket: A star deal comes alive — Sujata Agrawal     Marketing   Titan Industries: The prince of cool — Vibha Rao       Community   Tata Trusts: Art conservation gets a boost — Cynthia Rodrigues     Photofeature   Tata Steel: The making of steel – Earth, air and fire — Shubha Madhukar     Strategy   Making performance management work — Rohan Chopra, Anuradha Mishra     Book review   A self-help guru who needs plenty of help — Debjani Ray