SynopsisThe outlook reflects the continued demand gap between the two sectors. Staffing firms told ET that multinational companies continue to expand their India capability centres as they take on more work in artificial intelligence (AI), cloud, cybersecurity, and engineering. Global capability centres (GCCs) are expected to add around 200,000 net employees in FY27, matching last year’s hiring, while information technology services firms are projected to add 115,000-135,000 net employees this fiscal, up from about 110,000 last year, staffing firms TeamLease Digital and Quess Corp said.The outlook reflects the continued demand gap between the two sectors. Staffing firms told ET that multinational companies continue toNow Playing
GCC net hiring set to hit 200K in FY27 as IT services trail - The Economic Times
The outlook reflects the continued demand gap between the two sectors. Staffing firms told ET that multinational companies continue to expand their India capability centres as they take on more work in artificial intelligence (AI), cloud, cybersecurity, and engineering.
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GCC net hiring hits 200,000 in FY27 vs IT services 115K-135K, consolidating multinational AI, cloud, cybersecurity investments. For tech leadership, talent supply shifts to GCC hubs; make-vs-buy strategies increasingly favour direct centres over traditional service providers.
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