TGV

TGV is a Buenos Aires-based software development and systems integration firm with over 30 years of experience. The company operates from Argentina, Mexico, the US, and Spain, serving clients across 16 countries including Fortune 500 firms in food production, banking, and energy. TGV focuses on SAP and Oracle JD Edwards implementations, custom software development, and enterprise automation using AI and RPA.

Services and capabilities

TGV's core offering splits into three areas. On the ERP side, they implement SAP (S/4HANA, ECC, Ariba, SAP Analytics Cloud, SAP BTP, CPI, ABAP, Fiori, Basis/Security, Joule) and Oracle JD Edwards (EnterpriseOne/World, Orchestrator, BI Publisher, One Pages, Watchlists, UDOs, integrations, and security). They handle SAP S/4HANA migrations and offer Business Value Assessments to align IT with business strategy, governance, maturity, and software selection.

For technology services, TGV combines AI and RPA with Power Platform (Power Automate, Virtual Agents, AI Builder), UiPath, and Automation Anywhere. On the development side, they build web and mobile applications using Angular, React, and Vue for front-end work, with back-end services in .NET, Java, and Node.js. They construct APIs (REST/SOAP) backed by SQL Server or Oracle databases, and run testing via UFT and Selenium.

In banking, insurance, and payment sectors, TGV develops high-transaction systems using COBOL CICS/DB2, RPG/AS400, Java, .NET, Microsoft SQL, Power BI, and AI. They also handle custom software development and multi-platform system integration.

Notable work

Weatherford engaged TGV starting in 2015 for JDE functional analysis and software development. David Blaustein, IT Region Manager for Latin America, noted that TGV became "an alternative that was customized, agile, and viable," improving both team climate and internal customer satisfaction through flexibility in negotiating solutions.

Argentina's Dirección Nacional de Migraciones (National Immigration Directorate) brought TGV on in 2022 to digitize permanence control and infraction management. TGV built a system managing over 400 tablets distributed nationwide, supporting more than 4,000 monthly inspections. The system operates offline in remote areas, syncing data to a central database when connectivity returns. Results included improved infraction collection control, simplified field operations reporting, citizen self-service, and real-time data exploitation.

Banco Comafi has worked with TGV since 2015 on RPG/AS400, MS SQL Server, and Java J2EE development. Banco Itaú began engagement in 2011 with similar technical work (COBOL DB2 on AS400, MS SQL, and Java J2EE), and both banks cite TGV as a reliable provider.

How they work

TGV operates on a nearshore model from its four regional offices or on-site at client locations. The company emphasizes multidisciplinary team collaboration aligned with client business needs. Specific engagement terms, pricing structures, and SLAs are not detailed on their public site, though they indicate flexibility in structuring arrangements. Their 30-year track record and international presence across 16 countries suggests experience scaling teams for different project types.

Team and credentials

TGV does not disclose exact team size, founder names, or formal certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance status) on their public website. The source mentions "professional and multidisciplinary" staff and references "1" professional (the number is obscured in the site copy), but no verifiable headcount is provided. No Clutch, G2, or third-party ratings appear in the material. They claim partnerships with SAP and Oracle through their implementation expertise, though formal partner badges are not confirmed here.