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The Rise of GCCs in India's Tier-2 Cities

October 10, 2024 13 1 Global Capability Centers GCC

The Rise of GCCs in India's Tier-2 Cities

This report, prepared by Inductus GCC in September 2024, highlights the growing trend of multinational corporations (MNCs) establishing Global Capability Centers (GCCs) in India’s Tier-2 cities such as Pune, Coimbatore, and Jaipur. These centers are becoming crucial for MNCs looking to optimize costs, access untapped talent pools, and reduce operational pressures from Tier-1 cities like Bengaluru and Mumbai. Key drivers for this shift include lower operational costs, access to high-quality talent, and better retention rates in Tier-2 cities. The report also outlines the role of GCCs in supporting global operations by providing services such as IT, finance, research, and software development. It emphasizes the growing significance of GCCs in India's global outsourcing ecosystem and predicts a 30-40% rise in demand for GCCs in Tier-2 cities in the coming years. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges and strategic opportunities for companies expanding into Tier-2 cities, noting cost optimization, talent acquisition, operational efficiency, and government incentives as critical factors for success.

  • Title: The Rise of Global Capability Centers in India’s Tier-2 Cities
  • Author: Inductus GCC
  • Date: September 2024
  • Scope: Analysis of the expansion of GCCs into Tier-2 cities, cost optimization, talent acquisition, operational challenges, and future prospects.
  • Key Points:
    • Industry Scale: Around 1,700 GCCs in India, employing 1.66 million professionals as of 2023.
    • Operational Efficiency: Tier-2 cities offer up to 30% lower operational costs.
    • Strategic Shift: Increasing expansion due to high attrition and operational costs in Tier-1 cities.
    • Government Support: Infrastructure development, tax breaks, and incentives are key to driving this trend.
    • Long-Term Vision: Increasing automation and R&D capabilities will drive further growth in Tier-2 GCCs.

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