GCCs in India are set to outpace IT services in hiring for the second consecutive year, driving innovation for their parent firms. Top Indian IT companies saw a modest headcount increase in 2024 ...

This has also led to GCCs looking towards managed services providers for talent needs. According to research by the US-based IT research firm ISG, nearly 50 per cent of companies will expand the ...

Although conventional IT services firms have long been the leading employers, the Global Capability Centers (GCCs) are fast becoming desirable workplaces for seasoned experts as well as recent ...

India is witnessing a shift in its role as the global destination for Global Capability Centers (GCCs). Once perceived as cost-effective back offices, GCCs in India have now evolved into strategic ...

Over the past decade, India has emerged as the global epicentre for technology and innovation through its thriving Global Capability Centres (GCCs). The next wave of this evolution, powered by AI ...

Something that proves why GCCs are not following-the-sun but rising like it. So what’s big and new about GCCs now? Specially for India? Who better to chronicle India’s shift from software-back-burners ...

In her Budget speech, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman included a proposal to develop a ‘national framework’ to support the growth of global capability centres (GCCs) in the country ...

Global capability centres (GCCs) have become the growth engines for India's technology industry, and the developer community in the country is driving the innovation agenda with a worldwide impact ...

Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India are set to increase hiring by 27% this year, surpassing traditional IT services firms for the second consecutive year. This growth is fueled by a rising ...

Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in the HiTech sector have long operated as cost-efficient outposts, handling back-office functions and IT support for their parent companies. With the global ...

The annual strategic review 2025 of Nasscom noted that in 2024, India’s technology industry has over 1,750 GCCs, reflecting a growing emphasis on high-value services and product engineering.

While the tech industry is making strides in hiring more women, the push for gender diversity is even more pronounced in Global Capability Centers (GCCs). What was once a slow shift is now gaining ...