Over 30 foreign companies have expressed interest in opening offices in Kerala, which is quickly becoming a vital location for Global Capability Centers (GCCs). Businesses keen to take advantage of Kerala’s expanding GCC environment include Comply, Giant Eagle, and Micropolis.
Government-Led Consortium Driving Interest
The Kerala government established a strong IT committee to facilitate talks with possible investors. Twelve multinational consulting firms, including Everest Group, Avasant, and ANSR, have joined forces to support this project, which was created especially to draw attention from across the world. This action was conceived at the February Invest Kerala Global Summit and has turned out to be a successful tactic.
Leading international corporations including IBM, Allianz, Nissan Digital, EY, Accenture, Equifax, H&R Block, Insight, NOV, Safran, Guidehouse, Icon, and RM Education already have a number of significant GCC offices in Kerala. Their existence is a reflection of the state’s capacity for innovation, technology, and human resources.
World-Class Infrastructure & Talent Pool
Sanjeev Nair, CEO of Technopark, claims that it’s allure is derived from its top-notch infrastructure, robust academic-industry ties, and vibrant startup scene. The strong talent pipeline is greatly aided by establishments such as APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, Digital University Kerala, ICT Academy of Kerala, and MuLearn.
A Flourishing IT Environment
The three main IT parks in Kerala—Kozhikode, Kochi, and Thiruvananthapuram—are becoming into thriving centers for digital innovation and product engineering. The state provides a favorable environment for both new and established businesses, according to the Kerala Startup Mission.
A State Built for Growth and Livability
With the highest Human Development Index (HDI), the highest literacy rates, and the highest internet penetration in the country, Kerala presents itself as one of the greatest locations in India to live and work in addition to being a commercial destination.
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