India’s Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have evolved from delivery and support functions into integral components of global enterprise strategy. With expanding mandates across technology, innovation, data, AI, cybersecurity, and product development, GCCs are increasingly contributing to enterprise wide value creation and decision making. As global organisations navigate heightened complexity, rapid technological change, and the need for resilient operating models, GCCs in India are playing a critical role in driving transformation at scale. This evolution also brings sharper focus on future ready talent, leadership development, scalable infrastructure, and governance frameworks that can support long term growth.
Against this backdrop, Dun & Bradstreet’s GCC Summit 2026 will bring together GCC leaders, senior corporate executives, policymakers, and ecosystem partners to explore the structural shifts shaping the next phase of GCC growth in India.
The Summit will focus on three interconnected pillars defining the future of GCCs:
Leveraging advanced technologies, AI, and automation to drive enterprise level innovation and strategic impact.
Building deep, future ready talent and leadership capabilities aligned with global enterprise needs.
Designing resilient, multi location GCC operating models supported by robust infrastructure, cybersecurity, and risk frameworks.
Managing Director & GM-India
The Citco Group Ltd.
Founder
GCCPROS
Managing Director & Head
Hays
A thought leadership publication examining how GCCs in India are strengthening their role as enterprise level strategic units. The report will cover:
Transformation of GCC mandates
Enterprise scale digital and AI capability development
Future ready talent and leadership ecosystems
Multi city scale and ecosystem partnerships
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