Driving AI Innovation for Enterprise Growth
What does an AI-first GCC look like?
As US companies accelerate investment in artificial intelligence, organisations are reassessing how they deliver value, innovate and remain competitive, and this is where Global Capability Centres (GCCs) can play an important role.
These centres, established by multinational corporations in talent-rich regions, are evolving beyond back-office operations into global hubs for AI, engineering, data, cybersecurity, product development and business transformation. For US-headquartered multinationals, GCCs can provide access to specialist global talent pools, helping them accelerate growth, enhance resilience and maintain tighter control over compliance and intellectual property.
This executive briefing by the Financial Times, in partnership with Infosys, will bring together senior leaders in technology and operations to examine the next generation of AI-led GCCs. Through discussion and networking, the event will explore where and how companies are building global capabilities, how GCCs can help move AI from pilots to enterprise-wide deployment and the operating models, governance and talent strategies required to make them successful.
Key Discussion Points
Strategic Hubs for AI
How are GCCs evolving from cost and delivery centres into strategic hubs for AI, technology and innovation?
Talent Pools
Where are the strongest global talent pools for AI, data, engineering or GCCs in general?
Competitive Global Markets
How can organisations attract and retain specialist talent across increasingly competitive global markets?
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