Shift from cost centre to business outcomes
Build a GCC charter tied to unit economics: cost-to-serve, cost-per-item, cycle time, rework (first-pass yield), disputes and preventable contacts
Build a GCC charter tied to unit economics: cost-to-serve, cost-per-item, cycle time, rework (first-pass yield), disputes and preventable contacts
Clarify ownership, governance and escalation so the GCC can solve root causes, not only process tickets
Turn capability into repeatable playbooks: analytics, process excellence, automation/AI adoption, quality management, controls
Model transition value using unit economics and cash impact, not headcount moved (what improves, by how much, and by when)
Scope design, waves, controls, training, service management, stakeholder cadence, and steady-state governance
Stabilise early, then scale: clear SLAs, defect reduction, backlog burn-down, and a measured shift to higher-value work
GCC (Global Capability Centre) for control and IP, BPO (Business Process Outsourcing) for speed and variable cost, Hybrid for targeted mix
Define who owns what end-to-end, how issues get resolved, and which KPIs define success across parties
Performance scorecards, QBR (Quarterly Business Review) cadence, retained org design, and vendor management (where applicable)
Map incentives, approvals, and talent ecosystems per state, then align to your scope and risk profile
Choose location based on capability fit (industry clusters), cost-to-serve potential, and scalability
Entity, compliance, hiring plan, workspace strategy, and go-live sequencing
A Europe-based advisory core plus an on-the-ground India delivery presence, so strategy and governance stay aligned while mobilisation and scale happen locally
We know how global organisations actually decide, which stakeholders matter (Finance, Operations, Risk, HR, IT, Business), and how to move from “agreement” to owned workstreams without losing weeks in alignment loops
We run GCC moves and upgrades with a business transformation lens (unit economics, cash, service stability, risk controls), so leadership gets clear trade-offs, clean decision packs, and measurable improvement after go-live