How AI-ready Data Centers Help GCCs Scale Enterprise AI
For years, Global Capability Centers (GCCs) could build a new application or platform, or drive a tech innovation without worrying about the infrastructure underneath it. The one-size-fits-all strategy worked just fine, and capability was never the roadblock. Those were the simpler times, but with the rise of AI, the rules are changing fast. A workload that once needed a handful of CPU servers can now require dense GPU infrastructure, high-speed interconnects, massive amounts of power, and a very different approach to cooling.
Your Move: Choosing the AI Journey That’s Right for Your Business
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has fundamentally changed enterprise technology conversation. Just a few years ago, organizations were asking whether AI was ready for business. Today, that question has been replaced by a far more complex one: How do we make AI work for our business?
Scaling GenAI in Global Capability Centers Beyond the AI CoE
Across India’s Global Capability Centers (GCCs), artificial intelligence (AI) has moved well beyond experimentation. Dedicated AI Centers of Excellence (CoE) are becoming increasingly common; enterprise pilots are delivering measurable results, and leadership teams are now under increasing pressure to translate early success into enterprise-wide value.
From AI Pilots to Enterprise Scale: Building the Foundation for AI-Ready GCCs
Across boardrooms, the conversations are becoming remarkably consistent. The pilot worked. The proof of concept delivered results. But moving from pilot to production is becoming far more difficult than building the model itself for global capability centers (GCCs).
Demystifying Governance: What Can Enterprises Do When AI Starts Breaching Critical Systems
For decades, cybersecurity strategies were built around an invisible advantage: time. A vulnerability was discovered. Researchers analyzed it. Attackers developed exploits. Enterprises assessed their exposure, prioritized risks, tested patches, and eventually secured their environments.
How Governance Is Becoming the Next Competitive Advantage for GCCs
Global Capability Centers (GCCs) have fundamentally changed their role within the enterprise, moving from delivery-focused operations to strategic engines of transformation. Today, they manage artificial intelligence (AI) systems, govern enterprise data pipelines, oversee security operations, and increasingly shape business-critical decisions.
Are Network Downtimes Affecting Your Revenue? Common Causes Explained
Every minute your network is down, your business is bleeding. Orders go unprocessed.
Cloud Managed Services in India for AI-Ready Enterprises
Most Indian enterprises believe they have a cloud strategy. What they actually have is a cloud migration history — a record of what moved, not a foundation for what comes next.
Designing a Future-Ready Colocation Data Center: Why Power and Cooling Must Scale in Tandem
Enterprise network services have evolved from a basic connectivity utility into the strategic backbone of modern business operations.
Enterprise Network Services: From Connectivity to Performance Assurance
Enterprise network services have evolved from a basic connectivity utility into the strategic backbone of modern business operations.
