GCC Success Factors
Successful GCCs consider the following key factors while developing the strategy.
Economics of the Offshoring Program:
Select the right Operating Model and Target Maturity to evolve your GCC from cost arbitrage to a value creator.
Human Resources:
Create a compelling Employee Value Proposition (EVP).
Invest in leadership capability across all key functions.
Ensure the long-term stability of the leadership team.
Infrastructure – Physical and Technology:
Plan a future-ready infrastructure for long-term potential realization.
Delivery Capability:
Establish strong systems, robust processes, and effective delivery models.
Translate enterprise requirements into sustainable delivery solutions.
Additional Factors for a Superior GCC Program:
Integration with the Enterprise:
Ensure alignment with the enterprise’s Vision, Values, and Culture.
Align onshore and offshore teams and functions.
Governance & Risk Management:
Set up robust policies, processes, metrics, controls, and reporting for full transparency.
Branding & Communication:
Communicate “One Team One Goal” to team members.
Effectively brand the GCC to attract and retain talent.
Support Functions:
Establish capable HR, Finance, Facilities, Sourcing, Legal/Compliance, Risk/Controls, and Vendor Management for essential performance.