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How Global Capability Centers (GCCs) Are Fueling Innovation and Growth in 2025 

The Evolution of GCCs: From Cost Centers to Strategic Innovation Engines
Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have undergone a radical transformation over the past decade. No longer confined to back-office operations or IT support, modern GCCs are now strategic partners driving innovation, digital acceleration, and sustainable growth for global enterprises. According to EY research, over 60% of Fortune 500 companies leverage GCCs for advanced capabilities like AI/ML, data analytics, and cybersecurity, positioning them as critical players in the future of work
Why GCCs Are the Backbone of Modern Enterprises
GCCs are spearheading adoption of cutting-edge technologies like robotic process automation (RPA), cloud computing, and generative AI. For instance, a GCC in Bengaluru recently developed an AI-driven supply chain model that reduced logistics costs by 30% for a global retailer
With access to niche skills in regions like India, Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia, GCCs bridge the global talent gap. They foster agile teams specializing in DevOps, UX/UI design, and IoT, enabling faster time-to-market
GCCs deliver 40-50% operational cost savings while maintaining quality, according to NASSCOM. This allows enterprises to reinvest in R&D and customer-centric innovation
Post-pandemic, GCCs have strengthened business continuity through decentralized operations and hybrid workforce models.
2025 GCC Trends Shaping the Future
Challenges and How GCC Rise Delivers Solutions
While GCCs offer immense value, challenges like talent retention, regulatory compliance, and tech integration persist. GCC Rise addresses these gaps through:
The Future of GCCs: Beyond 2025
As per EY insights, GCCs will increasingly focus on hyper-automation, edge computing, and ethical AI. By 2025, the global GCC market is projected to exceed $85 billion, with India retaining its 50% share as the preferred destination
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