"Innovation, efficiency, and excellence—hallmarks of GCCs in India. Not sexy enough? Well..."

Very excited... Looking forward to reading the report..
Always a big fan of Pari Natarajan ! In his recent comments, he spoke about a 30,000 people GCC Optum and the 40 years of India's first GCC Texas Instruments!
ANSR report told that there are more than 100 GCC leaders in India who are paid more than a million-dollar salary! With the 40-year history, 1.6 million staff and billion dollars invested in India, GCCs must be now leading several of their global, high value projects from India, largely using Indian talent...
Many GCC leaders, however, very clearly mention that the core work that India does is largely a piece of core delivery that HQ leads and governs!
Wonder if Zinnov and other competitors studied the Benchmarked Best Practices and Global Capabilities of Indian GCCs...
In general, we also need to learn how a 40-year-old GCC like Texas Instruments navigated the tech disruptions as happens every 5 years?
Finally, to how many of Indian larger GCCs, have Moor's law vs Eroom's law applied over past decades!

Over the past five years, India’s Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have transformed from operational hubs into strategic powerhouses. With a vast talent pool, India GCCs are now driving innovation, setting global strategies, and influencing key decisions.

But the journey is just beginning. As India’s GCCs continue to evolve, the challenge is clear: How to sustain growth, bridge the value gap, and scale innovation while taking on an expanded global leadership role. How will they navigate this next phase?

Our upcoming India GCC Landscape Report, in partnership with nasscom, provides a strategic roadmap for this evolution.

📊 Key Insights include:

▪️ How India GCCs are driving global agendas. India now hosts a growing number of global roles— This marks a shift from operational support to strategic leadership.

▪️ How India’s ecosystem is leveraging its critical mass of digital talent to lead in AI, IoT, Big Data, and more.

▪️ Strategies for GCCs to grow, innovate, and create sustainable value on a global scale.

📅 Mark Your Calendar: September 11th. Stay tuned for a deeper dive.

nasscom insights | Brookfield Properties | Neetu Singh | Sangeeta Gupta | Srikanth Srinivasan | Achyuta Ghosh
Pari Natarajan | Nilesh Thakker | Karthik Padmanabhan | Nitika Goel (She/Her)

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