ZEISS India is building a comprehensive enterprise data platform with the ambitious goal of hosting 80% of its global data in a single environment.

Working closely with internal teams, the students gain firsthand insight into real-world applications, fostering a startup mindset and culture of innovation.

With over 130 UK-headquartered companies already operating global capability centres (GCCs) in India, the UK now represents the second-largest cohort of GCCs in the country after the US, according to…

Recently, Infosys chairman Nandan Nilekani said at the company’s recent AGM calling GCCs “critical clients,” demystifying the popular view of Indian IT’s rivalry with GCCs. In fact, IT companies now view GCCs as high-value clients and revenue streams, given…

Recently, Albertsons Companies, an $80 billion US-based food and drug retail giant, launched its Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Bengaluru, marking a step in its technology transformation journey. By tapping into Bengaluru’s deep tech talent pool, the company…

A recent call on X, posted on September 1, to impose levies on all outsourcing and foreign remote work—and a repost by US president Donald Trump’s senior trade adviser, Peter Navarro—has reignited worries of a looming digital tariff fight. Proponents argue…

Global capability centres (GCCs) in India today span a wide spectrum of services, covering research and development (R&D), artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation, as well as tax, finance, compliance, sustainability reporting, and cybersecurity. …

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India’s global capability centres (GCCs) are thriving — but their growth is powered less by fresh talent pipelines and more by a deep, continuous draw from the same lateral talent pool.  The model has worked so far, but as demand outpaces supply, cracks will…