India aims to lead global capability centres and the world's knowledge economy. The nation now hosts over half of the world's GCCs, which is significant. India's focus shifts from scale to enabling innovation and shaping future technologies. Enterprises are prioritizing innovation and long-term competitiveness over cost reduction. The government is creating an enabling policy ecosystem for future GCC growth.

India now hosts over 2,000 Global Capability Centers (GCCs), employing 2 million professionals and generating $60 billion in revenue, marking a transformative shift in two decades.

India’s Global Capability Center (GCC) sector has emerged as one of the country’s biggest economic success stories, evolving from back-office operations into global hubs for…

Rajeshwar Singh Jenwar, Director and HoD, Software Industry Promotion Division, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), said India's GCC (global capability…

India aims to lead global capability centres and the world's knowledge economy. The nation now hosts over half of the world's GCCs, which is significant. India's focus shifts from…

India seeks to lead global innovation and enterprise development in the coming decade. The finance minister outlined a five-point strategy to achieve this ambitious goal.…

A growing number of leaders from India-based global capability centres (GCCs) are making their way into the Fortune 500 C-suite, underscoring the rising strategic importance of…