Inductus, a Global Capability Center (GCC) enabler, recently conducted a survey that revealed that the Digital Twin approach has accelerated the scalability of GCCs in India by 50%. According to the results, combining this strategy with the GCC Service Model improves operational effectiveness, shortens implementation times, and decreases expenses when compared to conventional methods.
By creating virtual versions of GCC activities, the Digital Twin approach enables businesses to model, track, and evaluate procedures in real time. To maximize performance, this strategy combines data-driven decision-making, process automation, and predictive analytics. According to the poll, multinational corporations that use this strategy may improve coordination between their global headquarters and offshore divisions by achieving time-zone-agnostic real-time cooperation.
India’s Economic Survey 2024 predicted that the GCC countries will account for 3.5% of India’s GDP. However, Inductus predicts that when the Digital Twin approach becomes more widely used, this contribution may rise to 5% due to the ongoing growth of international corporations in India.
The Digital Twin approach is advantageous for a number of economic sectors, according to the poll. It guarantees smooth integration with headquarters, reduces infrastructure costs, and expedites worldwide R&D activities in the tech and IT industry. By employing this strategy, BFSI organizations have experienced increased compliance while reducing risks related to data security and governance. Companies in the life sciences and pharmaceutical industries have expedited clinical research, improved regulatory compliance, and optimized supply networks.
According to the report, AI-powered simulations and process optimizations have reduced production lead times in engineering and manufacturing by 30%. Using AI-driven insights, the retail and e-commerce industries have enhanced predictive analytics, customer experience, and inventory tracking.
Important aspects influencing the future of GCC activities in India are also highlighted in the paper. Industry-specific vertical solutions, scalable cloud and IoT integration, AI-driven decision intelligence, and sustainability initiatives in line with ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) standards are a few examples. It is anticipated that businesses employing these cutting-edge tactics would create more effective, compliant, and future-ready GCCs with improved risk management and profits.
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