Global Capability Centres (GCCs)
Recently, according to the latest NASSCOM-Zinnov report, India’s total Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are estimated at 2,117.
- GCCs are fully-owned, strategic offshore units of multinational corporations (MNCs) established in talent-rich, cost-effective locations to provide specialized functions like IT, finance, R&D, and customer service.
- Initially focused on cost savings and back-office support, GCCs have evolved into innovation hubs and centers of excellence.
- They drive product development and complex business processes, adding significant value to the parent organization.
- Key benefits include access to diverse global talent, operational efficiency, enhanced control, and fostering ....
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