ET NOW GCC Summit 2024
Innovate. Collaborate. Excel
Building Tomorrow's Solutions Today
- 20th JUNE 2024
- The Sheraton Grand, Bangalore
Overview
India’s Global Capability Centers (GCCs) play a crucial role in driving the country’s economic progress and fostering innovation. These centers, also known as global in-house centers or captives, are set up by multinational companies to take advantage of India’s skilled workforce, cost-efficiency, and business-friendly environment. GCCs handle a wide range of functions, including IT services, business process outsourcing, research and development, analytics, and finance, seamlessly integrating into India’s economy. The growth of the GCC industry in India has been truly extraordinary, with over 1,500 GCCs operational by 2022 and employing around 1.3 million professionals.
These centers are key contributors to India’s economy and have greatly contributed to the country’s export success. The growth of these centers shows how attractive India is for international companies looking to set up Global Capability Centers (GCCs), thanks to its strong education system producing talented graduates in various fields. Additionally, India’s supportive government policies, regulatory environment, advanced IT infrastructure, and cost advantages compared to other countries make it a top choice for setting up GCCs. As the GCC industry advances, there is a clear trend towards using new technologies such as Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics are being incorporated strategically to improve efficiency and boost business growth in the GCCs. This will help India’s economy and global competitiveness in the future. Moreover, talent development programs and collaborations with educational institutions will prepare a skilled workforce to drive digital transformation and sustain growth in the sector.
Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have been focusing on improving services across various areas
Technology Innovation
GCCs are heavily investing in new technologies like AI, machine learning, and automation to drive innovation and streamline operations.
Data Analytics and Insights
GCCs are using advanced data analysis to uncover valuable insights that support informed decision-making and strategic planning, ultimately enhancing overall business performance.
Cybersecurity Measures
GCCs are prioritizing strong cybersecurity frameworks to protect sensitive data and mitigate evolving cyber threats
Agile Work Models
GCCs are embracing agile methodologies and remote work setups to adapt to dynamic business environments, ensuring operational flexibility and resilience.
Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have been focusing on improving services across various areas:
Technology Innovation
GCCs are heavily investing in new technologies like AI, machine learning, and automation to drive innovation and streamline operations.
Data Analytics and Insights
GCCs are using advanced data analysis to uncover valuable insights that support informed decision-making and strategic planning, ultimately enhancing overall business performance.
Cybersecurity Measures
GCCs are prioritizing strong cybersecurity frameworks to protect sensitive data and mitigate evolving cyber threats
Agile Work Models
GCCs are embracing agile methodologies and remote work setups to adapt to dynamic business environments, ensuring operational flexibility and resilience.
ET NOW GCC Summit 2024
Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have become essential components of a nation’s economic strength. These centers are pioneering innovators across various processes and functions. They not only provide substantial benefits to their parent organizations but also open new pathways within their respective sectors. By concentrating on developing a highly skilled workforce, GCCs enable individuals to navigate the intricacies of today’s business environment effectively. This proficient talent pool, refined through expert training, consistently delivers cutting-edge services at competitive rates, making India-based GCCs highly attractive on the global stage.
The upcoming ET NOW GCC Summit 2024 is set to be a pivotal event. It will bring together leaders from diverse industries to engage in insightful discussions and exchange ideas. This is aimed at propelling the sector forward. The summit will delve deep into understanding the industry’s trajectory. It seeks to elucidate the factors underlying its success and why enterprises must remain future-ready. Through keynote speeches, fireside chats, and panel discussions, the summit aims to provide attendees with valuable insights. This will help advance the GCC sector. By fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing, the ET NOW GCC Summit 2024 endeavours to chart a path towards sustained growth and innovation in the realm of Global Capability Centers.
GCC Summit 2024
Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have become essential components of a nation’s economic strength. These centers are pioneering innovators across various processes and functions. They not only provide substantial benefits to their parent organizations but also open new pathways within their respective sectors. By concentrating on developing a highly skilled workforce, GCCs enable individuals to navigate the intricacies of today’s business environment effectively. This proficient talent pool, refined through expert training, consistently delivers cutting-edge services at competitive rates, making India-based GCCs highly attractive on the global stage.
The upcoming GCC Summit 2024 is set to be a pivotal event. It will bring together leaders from diverse industries to engage in insightful discussions and exchange ideas. This is aimed at propelling the sector forward. The summit will delve deep into understanding the industry’s trajectory. It seeks to elucidate the factors underlying its success and why enterprises must remain future-ready. Through keynote speeches, fireside chats, and panel discussions, the summit aims to provide attendees with valuable insights. This will help advance the GCC sector. By fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing, the GCC Summit 2024 endeavours to chart a path towards sustained growth and innovation in the realm of Global Capability Centers.
Industries
Software and Technology Companies
Banking & Financial Services Companies
Energy and Chemicals Companies
Pharma and Life Science Companies
Retail Companies
Manufacturing Companies
Consumer Goods Companies
Media and Publishing Companies
Who should attend?
MD
CEO
CIO
CTO
CDOs
CISO
CHRO
Objectives
Knowledge Sharing
Facilitate knowledge exchange and best practice sharing among GCC leaders, practitioners, and industry experts.
Thought Leadership
Provide a platform for thought leaders to discuss emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of GCCs.
Networking and Collaboration
Foster networking opportunities and collaboration among GCC professionals, service providers, and ecosystem partners.
Innovation and Transformation
Explore innovative strategies, technologies, and practices driving transformation and innovation within GCCs.
Talent Development
Address talent management challenges and opportunities in attracting, retaining, and developing skilled professionals for GCCs.
Speakers
Partner
Deloitte India
India Leader - CAT Digital,
Caterpillar
CEO - Airport Land Development
GMR Airports Limited
Head – Leasing,
Embassy Group
Partner
Deloitte India
Founder & CEO
Unstop
Country Head and Board Member CBS India
Cargill
Partner
Deloitte India
Global Service Delivery Leader
Mercer India
Regional Business Head – South India
Tata Realty & Infrastructure Limited and Tata Housing Development Company Limited
President
Table Space
IS Department Manager- Protect
ABB
Head of Intellectual Capital and People
Mashreq Global Network
Jt. Managing Director
Brigade Group
Partner
Deloitte India
IPS Officer
Government of India
Vice President SAP Business AI,
SAP
Managing Director & GCC Site Leader,
Kenvue
Associate Director—Sales,
E42.ai
Chief Administrative Officer and Managing Director
Goldman Sachs Services India
Sr. Vice President Leasing and Asset Management
TATA Realty & Infrastructure Limited
Partner
Deloitte India
Head of Platform Delivery Global Platform Solutions, Site Head India
Fidelity International
Head of Technology and Site Lead,
Wayfair India TDC
Global Head of Record to Report & India Site Lead
Philip Morris International
Chief Revenue Officer,
WeWork India
Senior Director and Global Head of Data, Analytics and Data Sciences
Philips GBS
Chief Commercial Officer and Chief Fintech Officer
GIFT City
Partner
Deloitte India
Global Head Employee Experience
A.P. Moller - Maersk
Managing Director
Broadridge India
Managing Director KITS, Director-Dept of ITBT
Government of Karnataka
OpenBlue India Software Engineering and APAC Solutions, Board Member – JCIPL, Johnson Controls
Head of India Business Centre
Circle K
Vice President and Managing Director
Verizon India
Global Director : Analytics
AB InBev
Partner
Deloitte India
Global Head
Alcon
Impactful GCC's Of India
India has emerged as a global leader in hosting Global Capability Centres (GCCs), which have transformed the landscape of technology and business services. The ET NOW Impactful GCC’s Of India coffee table book celebrates the remarkable journey and achievements of these centres, highlighting their contributions to innovation, economic growth, and employment generation.
This coffee table book is a tribute to the resilience, innovation, and excellence of Global Capability Centres in India. It celebrates their journey from being cost centres to becoming powerhouses of innovation and strategic importance. Through vivid visuals, inspiring stories, and expert insights, this book captures the essence of GCCs’ impact on the global stage and their significant contribution to India’s economic and technological prowess
India has emerged as a global leader in hosting Global Capability Centres (GCCs), which have transformed the landscape of technology and business services. The ET NOW Impactful GCC’s Of India coffee table book celebrates the remarkable journey and achievements of these centres, highlighting their contributions to innovation, economic growth, and employment generation.
Selection Process
To identify the Most Impactful GCC’s Of India, our Research Partner, evaluates brands across Large, Medium, Small and Start-ups/ Emerging enterprises. The research partner uses a very robust methodology with in-depth research on leaders to shortlist the Impactful GCC’s.
They used a two-pronged approach of secondary research coupled with primary research. The Research Partner identifies 1000+ brands from across the industry. They conduct a thorough research of these brands, benchmarking across an array of parameters, scored them and finally shortlisted the top 200 GCC’S.
These 200 brands are shortlisted based on the ground-breaking work they have done and met at least 80% of the parameters. We invite all these brands to the Conclave and celebrate their success stories through our exclusive Coffee Table Book post their consent.
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To identify the Most Impactful GCC’s Of India, our Research Partner, evaluates brands across Large, Medium, Small and Start-ups/ Emerging enterprises. The research partner uses a very robust methodology with in-depth research on leaders to shortlist the Impactful GCC’s.
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They used a two-pronged approach of secondary research coupled with primary research. The Research Partner identifies 1000+ brands from across the industry. They conduct a thorough research of these brands, benchmarking across an array of parameters, scored them and finally shortlisted the top 200 GCC’S.
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These 200 brands are shortlisted based on the ground-breaking work they have done and met at least 80% of the parameters. We invite all these brands to the Conclave and celebrate their success stories through our exclusive Coffee Table Book post their consent.
Selection Criteria
It should have minimum of 03 years of operations as of March 2024.
It should have played a pivotal role in development and enhancement of its reputation in the industry, by providing holistic products and/or exceptional customer services and other essentials as covered under Selection Criteria
It should have a minimum growth rate of 3-5% YoY.
The turnover for startups and new brands (0-6 years) should be 0-50 crores, for emerging brands (6-10 years) should be 50-100 crores and for established brands (above 10 years) should be 100 crores and above.
Other key elements to be considered includes overall market share, workplace culture, business ethics, CSR, degree of innovation, extent of expansion into national and international markets.
The company Should Have a presence In India.
Any other notable achievements (awards/accolades/member of notable industry associations)
The company should have at least 500 employees.
Agenda
Registration
Welcome Address
Keynote Address: “Navigating GCC Policy Labyrinths: Riding the Regulatory Rollercoaster”
GCC Landscape & growth in India
CEOs Perspective: "GCCs: Fuelling India's Economic Renaissance - Unleashing Growth, Innovation, and Opportunity”
Speakers:
- Ravi Krishnan
Chief Administrative Officer and Managing Director, Goldman Sachs Services India - Aparna Rao
Country Head and Board Member CBS India
Cargill - Sheenam Ohrie
Managing Director, Broadridge India - Vijayaraman Subramanian
Vice President and Managing Director
Verizon India - Vineet Dwivedi
Global Head
Alcon - Sandeep Poddar
Global Head of Record to Report & India Site Lead
Philip Morris International - Akash Jain
India Leader - CAT Digital, Caterpillar
Moderator:
Panel Discussion: “Empowering Developers, Elevating Experiences: Crafting the Future of GCC Ecosystems in Experiential Office Spaces"
Speakers:
- Nirupa Shankar
Jt. Managing Director
Brigade Group - Gaurav Singh
President, Table Space - Aman Kapoor
CEO- Airport Land Development, GMR Airports Limited - Amit S
Head – Leasing, Embassy Group
Moderator:
Networking and Tea/Coffee Break
Achieving Net Zero: A Commitment to Our Planet
Unlocking the True Potential of GCCs with AI-Led Enterprise Automation
Lunch Break
GIFT City: A smart destination for GCCs
Panel Discussion “Igniting Innovation in the Tech Cosmos - Exploring the Frontiers of Tomorrow's Technologies”
Speakers:
- Saswata Kar
Senior Director and Global Head of Data, Analytics and Data Sciences
Philips GBS - Vijoe Mathew
Global Director : Analytics
AB InBev - Sushant Bhushan
Head of India Business Centre
Circle K - Rohit Jetly
Head of Platform Delivery Global Platform Solutions, Site Head India
Fidelity International - Rahul lodhe
Vice President SAP Business AI, SAP
Moderator:
The Gen Z Talent Revolution: Strategies for Leading the Charge
Panel Discussion: “From Conventional to Cutting-Edge: Global impact imagined and delivered from India”
Speakers:
- Jayanthi Gopal
Head of Intellectual Capital and People
Mashreq Global Network - Shalini Nataraj
Global Head Employee Experience
A.P. Moller - Maersk - Chirag Buch
Global Service Delivery Leader, Mercer India - Rohit Kaila
Head of Technology and Site Lead, Wayfair India TDC
Moderator:
Guest of Honour Address
Closing Remarks by ET Edge
Networking and Tea/Coffee Break
Registration
Fireside Chat: Evolving role of Trust, Safety in Technology and Business Processes
Speakers:
- Sivakumar Selva Ganapathy
OpenBlue India Software Engineering and APAC Solutions, Board Member – JCIPL, Johnson Controls - Rajesh Puneyani
, Managing Director & GCC Site Leader, Kenvue - Gyanendra Kumar
IS Department Manager- Protect, ABB
Moderator:
Fireside Chat: “Surfing the GCC Wave: Turning Real Estate into Vibrant Work Environments.
Speakers:
- Deepak Porayath
Regional Business Head-South, Intellion offices by TATA Realty - Santosh Martin,
Chief Revenue Officer, WeWork India - Sumeet Anand
Head Property Management Asia Pacific, Wells Fargo
Moderator:
Sustainability Superhubs GCCs leading the charge in value creation
Impactful GCC’s of India selection process by Research Partner
Special Guest Address: “The AI Revolution: India’s Path to Becoming a Tech Powerhouse”
Case Study
Closing remarks
This session highlights the importance of effective risk management and crisis response strategies in Global Capability Centers (GCCs). It stresses the value of being proactive in identifying risks, having strong crisis plans, and fostering a culture of preparedness. GCCs are encouraged to tackle challenges quickly, using crises as opportunities for growth while maintaining smooth operations.
Networking Dinner and Cocktails
09:00 - 09:45 |
Registration |
09:45 - 09:50 |
Welcome by ET-Edge |
10:30 - 10:45 |
Keynote Address: “Navigating GCC Policy Labyrinths: Riding the Regulatory Rollercoaster” |
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In this session, we will be looking at the complex regulatory environments and how they impact Global Capability Centers (GCCs) globally. In drilling down the intricacies, it investigates the bottlenecks that GCCs face in trying to negotiate through different sets of rules but also brings out some of the tactics they apply to boost their operations and make sure that they meet all set standards. Attending this session will give participants a great deal of knowledge on how GCCs handle regulations, streamline their activities for increased productivity and maintain legal standards amidst changing conditions worldwide. |
10:45 - 11:00 |
Presentation |
11:00 - 11:45 |
CEOs Chat: "GCC Mysteries Unveiled: Unlocking Cost, Value, Transformation, and Innovation” |
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Exploring the complex world of cost, value, transformation, and innovation in GCCs requires a deep understanding of different perspectives. Dealing with this complexity allows leaders to create strategies that bring together conflicting goals for long-lasting success.
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11:45 - 12:00 |
Presentation |
12:00 - 12:30 |
Fireside Chat: "Tech Expedition: Revealing Innovations Driving GCCs' Advancement" |
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With the rapid evolution of technology, the GCC landscape is being transformed to embrace agility, efficiency, and resilience in the face of tough competition. The seamless integration of new technologies marks a significant change, empowering GCCs to succeed in a dynamic environment. By embracing these advancements and fostering collaboration between technology and human expertise, GCCs are paving the way for continued growth and global significance.
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12:30 - 12:50 |
“Green Growth Dialogue: Balancing Sustainability with Profitability” |
12:50 - 13:05 |
Keynote: Enhancing Return on Investment (ROI) Through AI investments |
13:05 - 14:05 |
Networking Lunch |
14:05 - 14:50 |
Panel Discussion: “From Conventional to Cutting-Edge: Pioneering Agile Work Models” |
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The merge of agile work models and remote operations is changing the game for GCCs, leading to a significant shift in company culture, technology setup, and leadership approaches. Embracing these changes enables GCCs to thrive in a fast-moving, remote-focused work setting.
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14:50 - 15:05 |
Partner Presentation |
15:05 - 15:30 |
In conversation: “Thriving Amid Crisis: Going Beyond Business Continuity” |
15:30 - 15:50 |
Chief Guest Address: “Expanding Vistas: Charting Future Success for GCCs in India" |
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India presents Global Capability Centers (GCCs) with a promising environment for expansion, thanks to its extensive pool of skilled workers, vibrant network of innovators, and evolving market dynamics. By strategically leveraging these factors, GCCs can not only thrive but also play a pivotal role in driving innovation and progress in India. |
15:50 |
Closing Remarks |
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