In a significant step toward accelerating its global digital transformation, Japan-based life insurance leader Dai-ichi Life Group has established its first Global Capability Centre (GCC) outside Japan in Hyderabad, India. This centre has been launched through a multi-year strategic partnership with Capgemini , a global IT and business transformation firm.
GCC Launched on Build-Operate-Transfer Model
Driving Global Transformation and Innovation
Capgemini will provide end-to-end transformation capabilities, leveraging its strong presence in the Asia-Pacific region and globally to meet Dai-ichi’s evolving needs
“This partnership is built on a shared vision to leverage technology and innovation to exceed consumer expectations,” said Aiman Ezzat, CEO of Capgemini. “Together, we aim to co-innovate and streamline operations, enhance customer service, and set new industry standards.”
Why Hyderabad?
The choice of Hyderabad —a rapidly growing tech hub in India—highlights Dai-ichi Life’s strategic intent to tap into the country’s deep talent pool and favorable digital ecosystem. The new GCC reinforces Hyderabad’s emergence as a preferred destination for multinational financial services companies looking to scale technology operations globally.
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