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Blogs
Shreyas Phirke

From Cost Centers to Innovation Catalysts

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Noopur Choubey

GCCs 2.0: Transforming Success in the Modern Business Era

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Noopur Choubey

India’s Growing Global Capability Centers (GCCs)

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Pranjal Upadhyaya

Behind the Scenes of Cloud Tech and Information Security: Unmasking the Buyer

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Noopur Choubey

Navigating the Path to Efficiency

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Pranjal Upadhyaya

Unlocking the Power of Life Cycle Marketing for Sustainable Growth

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Noopur Choubey

Decoding the Dynamics of Y Combinator Companies: A Unique Perspective

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Shreyas Phirke

Unlocking the World of Global Capability Centers (GCCs):

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Noopur Choubey

SaaS Intel: Unlocking the World of Subscription-Based Software

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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Blogs
Pranjal Upadhyaya

Strategic Account Planning – Complete Guide

Initially, Global Capability Centers (GCC) were mostly handling operations of call centers, data processing, document management, and customer care. However, today, they work on cutting-edge and niche technologies. 

More multinational companies (MNCs) are reducing their dependence on Indian IT services companies by building their in-house tech centers. GCCs are undoubtedly eating into the outsourcing and offshoring cake of Indian IT services providers by setting up in-house development teams. In a GCC-less world, most of this work would have been captured by them.

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